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Sorry Babs if I'm stepping on your toes, but just realised that there was no thread about the Torchwood news released early this month.  I know Babs posted one about the series returning back in November-ish, but since then the return of the series has been a bit touch-and-go, especially since FOX dropped out. 
 
But it's now been confirmed that the show is definitely returning funded by Starz Channel, and it's been confirmed that both John Barrowman and Eve Myles are returning, and the show won't just be set in Wales.  The latter news kinda makes me sad because I was happy that it was generating an interest for tourists here in Wales (some estate agents say that their establishments their selling are close to the Torchwood Step/Invisible Lift or the entrance to the Hub, and the step has become a tourist attraction now, which I also like to jump on when I'm in the capital :D), but I have faith in RTD and I'm very excited the show's back. 
 
I queued for five hours to meet the the three main cast members a week after the series ended last year to have my DVD signed, and then had an audio book signed by Gareth David Lloyd a few days before my birthday.  But yes: excitement!

I miss being able to afford comics regularly.

Despite all the clues, I'm still unable to complete I'll Be in My Room, either of them.  Any extra help?

This was one of my first edits and it was kinda amateurish as you can see. 
 
I'm mainly an X-Title guy myself, so I'm kinda restricted when it comes to knowledge of many other characters in the MU, so I'm appealing to you all to add anyone who you deem a genius, and feel free to change what I've put.  I cringe just looking at it nowadays.    

It would be nice to see some more of these characters, and not stereotyped ones either.  I'd like to see more characters in the Avengers like this (the X-Men are all about diversity, so, even though I think some characters could use a bit of recon, I believe they're pretty much covered), because it's supposed to be a universal team and it's sad that when they join it seems that they have to sacrifice they're cultural identity.

@Calvin   Any examples?  Scott Lobdell and Chris Claremont are the only ones that spring to my mind.  Oh, actually, Mike Carey too.

@PrinceIMC  I completely agree.  That reminds me, Psylocke was a really good example of a British heroine, who sadly got ruined and now I dunno what the hell she is.