Nod Nolan

I thought this first issue was good, It had a nice recap of Sara (Jackpot) Ehret's backstory. Some good villain appearances. 
 
It's about time there were more super-heroes and more super-heroes who have families. This was a good solid issue bu Guggenheim and Melo.

That Doctor Doom defeat by Squirrel Girl was in Marvel Super-Heroes #8

http://www.comicvine.com/green-lantern/2355/friends/

Batman AND Superman have Green Lantern's "Short Summary"

http://www.comicvine.com/invincible/5210/friends/

Allen the Alien has Invincible's "Short Summary"

http://www.comicvine.com/spider-man/1443/friends/

Ben Urich, Flash Thompson, Human Torch, Iron Man and more have spider-man's "short Summary"

Now interestingly Spider-Girl's Summary on the above Spider-man friends page is EXACTLY the same as Spider-man's summary on Spider-girl's Friends page (http://www.comicvine.com/spider-girl/3365/friends/)

Edit:......

so effectively If you enter a character as a "friend or family", I'm guessing that a reciprocal "friend or family" credit is automatically created. But the wrong "short Summary" for the character is being copied across.
Post Edited:2007-01-10 09:48:53

• Scot Kolins needs to be deleted / Merged
  http://www.comicvine.com/scot-kolins/5583/

• Scott Kolins is the correct one
  http://www.comicvine.com/scott-kolins/5576/

I've also wondered about this....

what would you do for Fused, who has been published by Image, Dark Horse and Boom! Studios ?

on the Jump to last post buttons on any thread of three pages, I am only being taken to the bottom of page two, rather than the last posts.

The following is correct (Nova - 25 issue series that was published from 1976)

http://www.comicvine.com/comic/nova/2867/

This Next one is wrong as it's a duplication of the last four issues of Nova series that started in 1976.

http://www.comicvine.com/comic/man-called-nova-the/2957/

There has never been a series entitle "Man Called Nova"
Post Edited:2007-01-09 08:47:06

another of those alter ego duplication pages

In volumes:

Man Called Nova (currently 4 issues (22-25)) is a duplication of the Nova (1976) Series

the title being solely Nova, is correct

Darkhawk's alter ego Chris Powell has a seperate page, that shouldn't be there