inferiorego

there are a couple, one for wolverine and such....
i'm split on that though....

"inferiorego said:

"Maybe it's just a gigantic over-assumption, but I'm pretty sure most people here don't care too much about politics."

Really ? Have you checked the thread here on this site called Obama ?"

"Not many opinions by everyone, so i'll post mine.

No characters should be posted to an issue without them actually appearing themselves, Skrulls or someone else mimicking someone does not count as the real deal. Clones is a bit iffy, i guess it depends on the circumstances.
So, for example;  Hank Pym doesn't appear in any issue of the Initiative, Longshot doesn't appear in the latest issues of X-Factor and Cyclops doesn't appear in Young X-Men 1-5."

As I tell my students everyday, "Wikipedia is NOT a credible source, but a decent place to start"

"When you get that ball into the endzone, you're probably gonna be awarded 6 points"

And if he asks me to take that "Madden" Test again, i'm going into the TV with a gun.... or brass knuckles

"I liked the 4400. Heroes is cooler than it though. Would you say Sylar is Isabella?"

Very true, I'd probably need an arm and body behind it to give it some "umph"

New Avengers 44...

Don't read this if you haven't read the issue and are planning on it


spoilers




We have a situation where the Illuminati, Invisible Woman, and franklin Richards are in the book, but all of them, aside from a cloned Reed Richards (at least I believe he is a cloned), are Skrulls. when posting characters in the issue, am I right to assume that you would not  put any of those characters under the character section, based on the fact that the real versions of themselves are not in the issues?

I'd like to know everyone's thoughts/opinions, not just mods and admins

I love football, I'm sure someone else out there does too. But, who would win?
My fist, complete with a wondrous brass knuckle or John Madden and his over-explanation of obvious situations?

Heroes is great. And the reason the 2nd season kind of sucked was because of the WGA strike, they had to cut back episodes. I just wish it wasn't a rip-off of The 4400, relatively the same super-human stuff going on, except 4400 started a few years prior.

Lost sucks. I watched half of the first season and couldn't stand it. It's convoluted garbage that tries to tell you over and over again, "we're secretive". when in reality, they write each script for each episode a week or two prior to shooting.