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@nfareed71024: When Superman died Lois Lane was married to Clark Kent and knew that he was Superman.

Like so many Superman haters you talk about things are are exaggerated or just blatantly untrue. I'm convinced most people that can't wait to hate on Supes have never read a Superman comic in their life, or they've read one with the mindset going in that they're going to hate it.

@surfingthehighway: Nightcrawler has more than one superpower. Teleportation, wall-clinging, perfect agility, prehensile tail, always in shadows, and all his demon blood stuff.

Spider-Man webbing up Nightcrawler never made sense to me. Why couldn't he just teleport out of the webs right away?

@tohoma:

-Bwaaaaaaahs
-No mustachio

-No pearl necklace

-Baby catowman

Looks like crap. Should've made Gotham Central instead.

I liked the comic well enough, if it wasn't about Nightcrawler I wouldn't keep reading it. Claremont is a very old fashioned writer, which isn't always bad, but I feel like AXM had a better old-style feel while still reading like a modern comic book. As I read Nightcrawler I kept expecting the art to be drawn by Rob Liefeld and the paper to be old, yellowing newsprint.

Still, I'll keep reading it. Nightcrawler is the best X-Man so I'll take him wherever I can get him. I hope they focus more on him dealing with all the changes that have happened since he's been gone and not just a crazy romp around magic-land with Amanda.

I guess Xavier got better after he got shot in the spine.

@patrat18: Because the Turtles never fought dudes with guns, right? Or laser weapons or robots.

I have a feeling this is going to be like X3, where you have a ton of mutants with 3 seconds of screen time just to keep them from going back to Marvel.

Batman: Year One I felt was a more interesting and dramatic story. I love DKR, but it had a little too much of Miller's weird political beliefs leaking into it for me to consider it to be as good as Year One. Also, while Batman "beating up" Superman (if you call him pounding on Superman while Clark basically says, "Hey, hey, stop it," and then apparently dying of a heart attack "beating up") doesn't bother me, the general depiction of Superman in DKR is not one I'm very fond of. I realize it's a Batman comic, but that part always bothered me.