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i was wondering and wanted to know your opinion... in all the superman and lois stories that i've read, the moment the two became a couple it would last till death do them apart. now i was wondering, would lois really stayed with clarck if wasn't half the time superman? as good as a person he is, let him still grow up in smallville, learn the same values and became a daily star reporter who seeks truth and justice - is that enough for a life long relationship with lois?

@dangallant984:

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@XsPectre28:

a big THANK YOU! but are this reference to the original AOA (which i don't want to read) or the reboots order?

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http://www.comicvine.com/x-men-age-of-apocalypse/49-11501/

what's the list of titles that follow till the latest that running?

thank you!

@GrandSymbiote94: oh, wow! the art looks great. what's the name of the title (and the one here http://www.comicvine.com/myvine/strider92/a-strider92-rant-spider-man-misconceptions/87-89833/ with rhino)? is it always like this, the art, or the artist change?

@VeganDiet: yeah... i guess you are right. usually i have no patient for stories with holes no matter on which medium i saw them, but if i manged to reach chapter 80 in usm which have an art that i don't really like, by the way, then the story is better then it seems.

@DarkxSeraph: i know that, and though in some titles spiderman lack in technique he always has his super agility and spider (well, i read that he lost it in some title at a point) sense to make up for it.

and to the above. at usm there are time when spiderman get serious and beat an enemy in a way that seem easy compared to other times, but when the same enemies returns they seem to have the upper hand with no real reason... that's not my point, actually. it's not only about spiderman strength, it's also about guys like kingpin who, as i read in the site, are regular people that only do workout and yet create superhuman damage.

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i started reading usm and right now at chapter 75.

from the site i understood that spiderman can "press 10 tons without effort and much more when under stress" that by itself sound like no ordinary, or even extra human being, should be able to defeat him. yet, and not just from usm, it seems that the minimum to overpower spiderman is most of the time, just being more buffed.

when i think about it, the real problem is that the writers look down on spiderman to keep his teenage character, or something, and overpower his enemies with strength, that when thinking about it, even when "super" should not really serve as a problem.

anyway, have you ever thought about it? would you like a spiderman comic that do his abilities against his common enemies justice?

@Mr_Athrilla: then, realistically, we will never get an ironman movie without a villain who somehow manage to have an armor. and there are villains with superpowers, too.

p.s

thor managed well enough without an armor against ironman in the avengers movie, and i know that it is stupid to compare but some may argue about this as well.

every movie new armor enemy. i thought it's ok for one more movie before the second one came out, but it's not like ironman short on enemies and i think we have seen enough machines trash the world in transformers 3 and then at the avengers...

well... good to know we still have captain america and thor this year along with superman.