Drewr15

Liefeld did this with X force back in the 90s - thought it was fun.

Ghost Machine books have been my favorites this past couple of years - especially red coat

Oh yeah huge 80s Marvel fan - Claremont's Xmen was king - loved Miller's DD. Also Stern's Spiderman run and then Micheline which brought about Venom. And then of course Dematteis late 80s run with Kravens last hunt. Micheline also had a great run with Layton on Iron man. Still the thing that shook me most in the 80s was the Death of Captain Marvel

Yeah as everyone has said already - never staying dead and constant relaunches is tiring. Like I have absolutely loved FF since Ryan North took over - they relaunched it in the middle of the Emperor Doom story and they promised you would understand why and 15 issues into the relaunch and I still have no idea why. North is still writing it.

I put in for Xmen - have to be honest the FF and Spidey books didn't sound that interesting to me.

Logic tells me Ghost Rider but just feel like Wolverine would find a way

I tried Uncanny Xmen for the first 12 issues - wasn't bad but wasn't good either in my humble opinion and I usually like Simone's work but this just didn't resonate with me. I do like the Xmen book but honestly I have enjoyed some of the mini series - like the Moonstar one - more. I have also liked Generation X23. But I do wish in general the x books felt more cohesive

I really only grab variants from specific artists like a Platt or Sharpe or few times Marvel has brought Ron Lim back for a few backs. Otherwise I am mostly cover A

I am old so I loved the late 80s lineups that had Cap Iron Man thor (in and out) wasp scarlet witch vision ms marvel wonderman and beast.

I was 50/50 on it so will probably grab issue 2 to see how I feel. It felt like she was batman with all the gadgets and I honestly wasn't sure if I liked it or not.

Sharp has become my favorite comic artist over the past 10 years or so - I buy anything I see him draw. I really enjoyed his Starhenge book 1 and really looking forward to this. He did an amazing Savage Sword of Conan a few months back that was just absolutely beautiful.

Ha ha ha - I was never much of a pot smoker but Starlin is my favorite writer. Got to meet him at a small con here in CT and got him to sign my Death of Captain Marvel graphic novel. I was 10 when that came out and hit me like a ton of bricks.

Think the one I agree with the most is Gwen Stacy. But yeah death in comics has no meaning. I have to admit I was mad at first about Bucky but the winter solider storyline was so well done I came around on it. That said after Brubaker left think they have done nothing good with the character, at least in the comics.

Funny for Darkhawk I always wanted Ron Marz and Ron Lim to take a crack at him - see if they could recreate the magic of their epic Surfer run on that character. I have been really enjoying the Ghost Machine books - Redcoat and its alternative US history stories have been so good - would love to see Johns and Hitch actually do Captain America.

Its funny as an older xmen fan - for me the emma cyclops romance eventually turned me from comics. breaking up scott and jean for me felt so forced in Morrison's run - hated it. Scott and Jean's love literally stopped the Phoenix and saved the universe so that is the most important to me. But Peter and MJ run a close second.