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Possible Idea of How the Marvel Now May Occur..

Good Evening folks, I was sitting on the porch today thinking of the upcoming marvel Now and how it may happen. With the rise of Nick Fury Junior being a Carbon Copy of Ultimates Nick Fury, it made me think What if the Ultimate Universe and The 616 Are gonna collide and morph into one somehow like DC's Flashpoint. Thats when it hit me, The Spider Men Saga, it the combination of the two universes, I ask you dear readers What If that event spirals out of control and merges both universes together. I truly don't see why they would do this but....I also believe the Punisher may somehow be involved as his new event has come out, as well as a distant memory of mine for when The Avengers had a Timeline up to the Ultron War I distinctly remember an Odd code with a punisher symbol in the center. The code to me looked like it might've said Triskelion but with the Punisher symbol. If I'm correct the Triskelon is an area in the Ultimate Universe where The Ultimates and The supervillans are kept. I ask you what if the Punisher made his way into the triskelion to go against The Ultimates or the villains for some reason starting the the merging of the worlds by accident! What do you think? :3

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What ever happened to Pantheon by IDW?

Does anyone remember the comic it was cool it was set in the future and the greek Titans and Gods come back to life and this thief helps Zeus and other gods fight monsters and Titans. It was really good for IDW. But it hasn't gone on for a second book even though it ended with a cliff hangers that would have created an amazing series. I heard when it came up for an award when it came out as well. But since it was published as a whole book I've heard nothing at all ;/... So you guys know anything?

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The Avengers Film Aliens Officaly Revealed SPOILERS

Straight from BleedingCool guys:

"After last night’s world premiere of The Avengers, Marvel lifted the first of their embargoes on the film. No full reviews, as yet, but lots of tweets. Positive, excited tweets.

And amongst them, the final solution to the big Avengers mystery in a tea cup: who are those aliens?

The answer comes “within minutes”‘ apparently. And now, I’m about to pass it on, so cover your eyes if you’re playing along at home.

They kind of are Skrull, after all. Because they’re the Chitauri, the Ultimate Skrull.

There’s speculation already that they were Skrull all the way up until online rumours that Skrull would be in the movie, causing a deflection and some deniability by way of a sneaky renaming. But that doesn’t matter.

Indeed, it doesn’t seem to matter who they are at all. Generic alien army number one would fill the role just as well, apparently. There’s nothing particularly Chitauri-ish going on, if there even is such a thing as typical Chitauri behaviour, as distinct from many of the other candidates.

So, the main function that the specific identity of these aliens have played, it would seem, is in keeping us all engaged in a months-long guessing game.

Not that it wasn’t fun.

We’ll bring you our feedback on (The) Avengers (Assemble) as soon as we can. Pretty much everybody else loved it… as soon as we can, we’ll tell you if we agree."

http://www.bleedingcool.com/2012/04/12/so-finally-know-who-lokis-alien-army-but-does-matter/

You guys psyched or what? Though We kinda saw it coming.

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What ever Happened to The Nemesis Movie?

I was thinking recently....What ever happened to the Nemesis movie I mean it was announced like Two years ago and I haven't heard anything since. Frank Millers worked and is currently working on new stuff so is the Film cancelled or on hold? Do you guys know? Share your opinion or fact Is this movie Dead in the water, In a brief Hiatus or being made?

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Will DeadPool and Cable Meet Again? (Spoilers)

Awhile back it was announced that during the X Sanction event that DeadPool and Cable will be seeing each other again. So far this hasn't happened. Now with Cable being cured of the techno virus, but still in a catatonic state, is it possible that these Two Best Frenemies will ever see each other again? With DeadPool on the verge of killing himself and Cable in such a state, It holds little hope. But if they do see each other again , What do you think should happen?Do you think It'll be the same or terrible? Will Cable have any hand in the upcoming "DeadPool Reborn" Arc? Anyway What do you guys think. Should they meet again and if they do what should happen?

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1954 Comics Code Interesting History Lesson

Notes by Jamie Coville are in red. (BOLD)

Source: Seal of Approval, The History of the Comics Code. Author Amy Kiste Nyberg. University Press of Mississippi. 1998.

Comics Magazine Association of America

Comics Code

1954

CODE FOR EDITORIAL MATTER

General Standards Part A

  1. Crimes shall never be presented in such a way as to create sympathy for the criminal, to promote distrust of the forces of law and justice, or to inspire others with a desire to imitate criminals.
  2. No comics shall explicitly present the unique details and methods of a crime.
  3. Policemen, judges, government officials, and respected institutions shall never be presented in such a way as to create disrespect for established authority.
  4. If crime is depicted it shall be as a sordid and unpleasant activity.
  5. Criminals shall not be presented so as to be rendered glamorous or to occupy a position which creates the desire for emulation.
  6. In every instance good shall triumph over evil and the criminal punished for his misdeeds.
  7. Scenes of excessive violence shall be prohibited. Scenes of brutal torture, excessive and unnecessary knife and gun play, physical agony, gory and gruesome crime shall be eliminated.
  8. No unique or unusual methods of concealing weapons shall be shown.
  9. Instances of law enforcement officers dying as a result of a criminal's activities should be discouraged.
  10. The crime of kidnapping shall never be portrayed in any detail, nor shall any profit accrue to the abductor or kidnapper. The criminal or the kidnapper must be punished in every case.
  11. The letter of the word "Crime" on a comics magazine shall never be appreciably greater than the other words contained in the title. The word "crime" shall never appear alone on a cover.
  12. Restraint in the use of the word "crime" in titles or sub-titles shall be exercised.

This was aimed at Lev Gleason's Titles as they were the most popular of the crime comic genre, but many others were affected to. Here is a partial list:

Lev Gleason (Crime Does Not Pay, Crime and Punishment)

EC (Crime SuspenStories - Notorious for the headless woman cover, shown during the hearings)

Charlton (Crime and Justice)

Timor Publications (Crime Detector)

Marvel (Crime Fighters always Win)

Ace Magazines (Crime Must Pay the Penalty)

Ribage/Trogan (Crime Mysteries)

General Standards Part B

  1. No comic magazine shall use the word horror or terror in its title.
  2. All scenes of horror, excessive bloodshed, gory or gruesome crimes, depravity, lust, sadism, masochism shall not be permitted.
  3. All lurid, unsavory, gruesome illustrations shall be eliminated.
  4. Inclusion of stories dealing with evil shall be used or or shall be published only where the intent is to illustrate a moral issue and in no case shall evil be presented alluringly nor so as to injure the sensibilities of the reader.
  5. Scenes dealing with, or instruments associated with walking dead, torture vampires and vampirism, ghouls, cannibalism, and werewolfism are prohibited.

This entire section was in response to EC Comics and other similar titles. Banning the words "Horror" affected titles such as:

EC (Vault of Horror)

Allen Hardy (House of Horror)

Premier Magazines (Horror from the Tomb)

St. John (Weird Horrors)

Star Publications (The Horrors)

Toby Press (Tales of Horror)

Banning the word "Terror" was likely aimed at Harvey Comics Tales of Terror. Among the publishers affected include:

Allen Hardy (Weird Terror)

Marvel (Adventures into Terror)

St. John (House of Terrors)

Star Publications (Startling Terror Tales, Terrors of the Jungle)

General Standards Part C

All elements or techniques not specifically mentioned herein, but which are contrary to the spirit and intent of the Code, and are considered violations of good taste or decency, shall be prohibited.

Dialogue:

  1. Profanity, obscenity, smut, vulgarity, or words or symbols which have acquired undesirable meanings are forbidden.
  2. Special precautions to avoid references to physical afflictions or deformities shall be taken.
  3. Although slang and colloquialisms are acceptable, excessive use should be discouraged and wherever possible good grammar shall be employed.

This was aimed at the Crime comics, where they had the gangsters talk like gangsters. I guess parents were afraid if their kids picked up the lingo and talked like gangsters, they'd become them.

Religion:

Ridicule or attack on any religious or racial group is never permissible.

Likely aimed at EC stories showing how prejudice and bigotry is wrong, during the stories they would have the bad characters use slurs. Wertham used this as ammunition, selectively telling of how comics had characters using these slurs, but not mentioning that the stories were teaching kids why they were wrong. Now no slurs could be used, regardless of the moral of the story.

Costume:

  1. Nudity in any form is prohibited, as is indecent or undue exposure.
  2. Suggestive and salacious illustration or suggestive posture is unacceptable.
  3. All characters shall be depicted in dress reasonably acceptable to society.
  4. Females shall be drawn realistically without exaggeration of any physical qualities.

NOTE: It should be recognized that all prohibitions dealing with costume, dialogue, or artwork applies as specifically to the cover of a comic magazine as they do to the contents.

This applies to a whole lot of publishers but Fiction House would be among the most prominent.

Marriage and Sex:

  1. Divorce shall not be treated humorously nor shall be represented as desirable.
  2. Illicit sex relations are neither to be hinted at or portrayed. Violent love scenes as well as sexual abnormalities are unacceptable.
  3. Respect for parents, the moral code, and for honorable behavior shall be fostered. A sympathetic understanding of the problems of love is not a license for moral distortion.
  4. The treatment of love-romance stories shall emphasize the value of the home and the sanctity of marriage.
  5. Passion or romantic interest shall never be treated in such a way as to stimulate the lower and baser emotions.
  6. Seduction and rape shall never be shown or suggested.
  7. Sex perversion or any inference to same is strictly forbidden.

This was for the crime and romance comics. I guess the old men didn't want little girls growing up to be anything but prim, proper women who knew their place.

Code For Advertising Matter

These Regulations are applicable to all magazines published by the members of the Comics Magazine Association of America, Inc. Good taste shall be the guiding principle in the acceptance of advertising.

  1. Liquor and tobacco advertising is not acceptable.
  2. Advertisement of sex or sex instructions books are unacceptable.
  3. The sale of picture postcards, "pin-ups," "art studies," or any other reproduction of nude or semi-nude figures is prohibited.
  4. Advertising for the sale of knives, concealable weapons, or realistic gun facsimiles is prohibited.
  5. Advertising for the sale of fireworks is prohibited.
  6. Advertising dealing with the sale of gambling equipment or printed matter dealing with gambling shall not be accepted.
  7. Nudity with meretricious purpose and salacious postures shall not be permitted in the advertising of any product; clothed figures shall never be presented in such a way as to be offensive or contrary to good taste or morals.
  8. To the best of his ability, each publisher shall ascertain that all statements made in advertisements conform to the fact and avoid misinterpretation.
  9. Advertisement of medical, health, or toiletry products of questionable nature are to be rejected. Advertisements for medical, health or toiletry products endorsed by the American Medical Association, or the American Dental Association, shall be deemed acceptable if they conform with all other conditions of the Advertising Code.

One legit complaint about comic books was their advertisements. There was a fair amount of snake oil and dangerous toys sold through them. During this time there were stories about how XX number of kids bought a certain toy and how XX number of injuries were reported because of that toy. These toys were things like air rifles and knives.

Wertham suggested that the purpose of the crime comic was to teach kids how to commit crime and advertise/sell them the weapons to carry it out. Then kids would have more money to buy comics with.

I doubt anybody really believed that, but those ads were removed for public safety.

End of Article and Notes!

Got this Interesting piece from http://www.thecomicbooks.com/cca1954.html.

I figured I'de post it to show you guys some of the old laws comics and magazines use to have I find it as a interesting history lesson. This does remind of G-Mans article about the Superhero always winning. This shows that back then (maybe even now) that it was Law for Superheros to win. Yay. So give response if you want. I hope you guys like this look a Comic History as much as I. Thank You. ^.^

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Do you Prefer a Tall or Short Wolverine

I've been thinking recently about Wolverines size hes seems to fall on the short side in most comics but then be like 6 foot in another. So I was wondering do you prefer a short Wolverine or a tall Wolverine, I mean each size has its pros and cons and Wolverines generally depicted as on the short side and made fun of because of it. But then you can look at books like Old Man Logan an hes like 6 foot five. So why do you think hes so short is it the Adamantium on his bones weighing him down or is it to represent the more animalistic side to him? Also which do you prefer a tall or short Wolverine?

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The Most Over Powered Version of Batman Evar >..o

Me and my friend were talking about how to make Batman the strongest and best hero ever without prep time and we think wev'e summed it up. Below is a list of all the stuff he'd have on him.

His Suit(s)

Iron Man Bleeding Edge Armor

War Machine Armor

Iron Man 2.0 Armor

The Venom Symbiote

Carnage Symbiote

Toxin Symbiote

Mr. Freezes Suit

The Zebra Batman Suit (x3)

Magnetos Helmet

Galactuses Helmet x3

Adamantium on His Bones

Moon Knights Adamantium Costume (I.e Vengeance of the Moon Knight)

Adamantium Bonded to his Bones

Forbush Mans Helmet

The Scarlet Spider Hoodie

The Hulks Purple shorts

The Punisher Logo

His Weapons and Gadgets:

Every Lanteren Ring (One on each Finger)

Mr. Freezes Gun

Harley Quinns Hammer

Jokers Laughing gas bombs

Red Skulls Dust of Death

Scarecrows Fear Toxin

Venom (The DC Drug that pumps you up ;3)

Thors hammer (Im not gonna ry to spell it x3)

Stormbreaker (BRB's hammer)

Silver Surfers Surf Board

Ultimate Nullifier

Spidermans Web Shooters

Captain Americas Shield

Wolverines Claws

Daredevils Batons

Hit-Girls Butterfly Knife and Spear Thing

Batarangs (100 of each type i.e Reverse Remote Controlled, Normal, Nolan version)

Batmans Utility Belt

Wonder Woman's Laso

If theres anythingelse I should dd tell me but what do you think of this ;D?

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