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@fbdarkangel: For Reed's, there are some volumes/story arcs that didn't follow the traditional names. One was about the BAD GUY. Second one was a PUZZLE about who it was. The third brought PERIL on the heroes (but not by the Doctor you might expect)

@leokearon: I didn't have a problem. I went to the issue page and clicked the review from there.

New set is up guys! Here're some clues

Whatever Happened to Reed Richards: In the same universe as the other quests, what are the most recent arcs where a hero found a villain's namesake.

A Record of What Came Before: When did that spider get his fangs into a young man destined for greatness?

You Cross the Line of Fire, You Catch Lead: In this ultimate crossover fight, Spidey got involved with one of the groups.

Ultimate End: The issue that made some news lately. EDIT: And Comicvine had something to say on it, didn't they?

This is my big scare with the "revamp". They say it's just that, but they're doing things like taking Barbara out of her wheelchair. If that isn't a retcon, I dunno what is. If they're gonna rationalize all these changes in continuity, it's gonna feel as graceful as it did when Superboy-Prime punched time and space.

If these changes had some build-up to them, I'd be more accepting of them, but as the consensus is coming to be, this all seems slapped together at last minute to the detriment of the readers.

This is them trying to do some kind of "Ultimate DC" move, and for now (cuz you KNOW they can't just drop the old iterations) have that be it?  I dunno, Something tells me this is gonna turn into more of a Heroes Reborn sorta deal where they quickly backpedal.  I wouldn't mind a solid, ongoing alternative telling of the DC universe though.  Definitely the hardest of the two worlds to crack into (aside from Batman).

I worry about this only because I could see them making Thanos the leader of the Skrulls due to the similar looks, and for anyone who knows the Mad Titan's history, that's blasphemy.

I'd like to know how that conversation to change Doom's colors to white went.  "Look, if you really wanna be a part of the FF, you need to ditch the green scheme" "DOOM RESPECTS LABOR DAY FASHION".

NBC, you fools!  We could've had a Baywatch-amount of running on our hands! And in THAT outfit!

Is  Dennis Calero really Jeff Goldblum written by Joss Whedon?  He's entertaining to listen to.

Gentlemen, how do we kill the Wolverine?