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I haven't read that one. Is it good so far?

I loved the old seasons! Are the new episodes good? I've been meaning to watch them.

I laughed throughout that entire movie! Had to see it twice in theaters.

Old Man Logan is so good!

That's such a great comic run!

That was an amazing scene! I've watched it quite a few times. Always gives me chill bumps.

I hope we get to see Hulk vs. Wolverine in the MCU!

That was one of my favorite parts of Deadpool & Wolverine! I wish we could have seen more.

That was such a great game! I remember renting it and it was so fun!

I watched that car fight scene a few times it's so funny 😂

I don't know enough about Pokémon to weigh in on how this would work, but the idea of a Super Saiyan-style Charizard definitely sounds wild. I'd be interested to hear what the Pokémon fans here think.

I could see Sonic continuing to introduce new characters like this. A new rival with his own sidekick could be fun, especially if they gave them personalities that really set them apart from the existing cast.

I was looking through my collection recently and started thinking about this. We all have books that might not be the most valuable comic we own, but there’s no price we’d realistically sell them for because of the story behind them or what they mean to us. What’s one comic in your collection you’d never sell, and why? Mine would probably be Raphael #1. It’s been one of my favorite comics since I was a kid. I remember paying $5 for my copy and thinking that was expensive at the time. It’s worth a lot more than that now, but I’d never sell it.

Welcome to the forum! What's your favorite comic series?

I've been reading a lot of Image comics and Ghost Machine lately, have you tried them? They have so many great titles.

I've never seen it. I feel like maybe I should give it a chance one day.

I think he survives Doomsday, but I wouldn’t be surprised if Secret Wars ends up being Hugh Jackman’s real sendoff. That feels like the kind of movie where they could give this version of Wolverine one last huge moment and then finally make room for the MCU’s version afterward.

I’m really curious what happens with the X-Men comics once the MCU starts putting a bigger spotlight on the mutants. I have a feeling we’re going to see a lot of people either discovering or coming back to the X-books. I was a big fan of the comics in the 90s but haven't really gotten into the recent series.

I think so too. It could be their way of giving them all closure and retiring them.

It's New Comic Book Day! What did everyone pick up this week? I grabbed ROM #1, This Land Is Old and Dark #1, Terminal by Robert Kirkman, and the magazine-size reprint of the original Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #1. Pretty happy with this week's haul. What did everyone else pick up? Anything you're especially excited to read?

I haven’t watched Blue Eye Samurai yet, but it sounds like I need to add this one to my watchlist before Season 2.

I’ve always thought Kingdom Hearts looked awesome and like a lot of fun, but I never got to play them.

I agree. I don't think price and hours of gameplay need to match at all. I'd rather pay $70 for a great 15-20 hour game that keeps me interested the whole way through than a 70-hour game that's been stretched out with repetitive content just to make it longer. For me, it's whether I enjoyed the experience enough to feel like I got my money's worth.

The What Ifs were so cool back then! Have you watched the animated What If series? It's ok.

I've been enjoying the new FF series as well. I'm a few issues behind but plan to catch up. It's one of the few titles I keep on my pull-list.