Paj!
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--- Cyclops' death was actually ok/in keeping/shocking and like hammering home the point that everyone was done with mutants. ( I love how Ultimate X never got to issue 5/tell an actual story. )
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Wait, is the Ultimate line ending completely? I'm confused. Oh the Deadpool arc...I forgot about that. I don't remember it being bad so much as forgettable (clearly). I can't even remember what happens. Is it not just a complete copy of the Most Dangerous Game arc from Ultimate X-Men, only with added Deadpool?
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I don't want Ultimate Spider-Man to die. It's like...one of my favourite comics. It's never been bad. I love him. There's still so much for him to do. Fucking Punisher ruining everyone's day. At least it's not like how the X-Men all/mostly died. Christ. Although in a way I still love Ultimatum and the tie-ins for just dealing so cruel a blow. Like..sorry Psylocke, if gunmen burst into the school, you would die. Sorry Cyclops, u were loved. Wolverine, you got a decent death, you can't complain.
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I wonder if it's only in VUE cinemas...the big banner ad on Youtube seemed to suggest that.
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Well yeah, my one is really broken and people would be lolling at it for years to come. I'm so scared for the next issue.
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Read up to UA vs. NU 4 and Ultimate Spidey 159. I'm crying blood. I love like...no mercy for any involved. Doc Ock. The Ultimate Six are back to lay waste. And I love how this series in general has made such a thing about the fragility of Peter's dual life/secret identity. Like May and Gwen having to run from town screaming when the Ultimate Six escape (again). I love Ultimate Aunt May too much. My favourite ever comic book character. 6 range, 3 damage, Energy Explosion. Just...too much is going on. I love how the most shocking bit was actually when
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Said I'd go with a friend later on this week. I'm not excited.
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[ ] One day Diageo, when you least expect it...I will shit on you.
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I can't be bothered as I've gone into it on the x amount of these kinds of threads we've had since I joined. Death/lack of existing. You strike me as the type who would think 'We don't know we're dead, it doesn't matter.'
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Don't forget Pokemon Green.
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*a single clap* Yes. I knew. I knew it'd be a good birthday present. I loved hearing my favourite song in it.
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--- I don't want her, btw. ^ Just to say I'm currently clearing up/out my room, and some things may be up for grabs. Probably nothing of much interest but who knowwwwwwwwwwwwwsssss. / will post it in this dying/dead thread anyway.
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I was actually referring to the original post but it's a hairflip, it's whatever.
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Yeah that's really it. So expensive. I've not bought any trades since the v. cheap Morrison X-Men ones I found in Amsterdam in November. Gonna pick up Xenogenesis for a tenner on Amazon soon. Good price - saw it in Waterstones for 19 pounds. Um no.
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It terrifies me.
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go into the garden go under the ivy go under the leaves away from the party go right to the rose right to the white rose for me
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90's X-Men . I loved Onslaught. I dunno why it's so hated. Maybe if it came out now it'd be considered bad. I honestly can't tell. Still never read Age of Apocalypse. I started it then got sidetracked. It's so long. One day I will.
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Yeah, funny isn't it? Finally we get the chance to see all our obscure favourites showing up fairly often, but...it just isn't as cool as you'd think. I almost crave more conciseness. Or at least for the Utopia residents to be used more. I like when a small team is the focus for an arc, but includes a mix of mainies and randoms, bit like they did in the JLU cartoon. Like the team Carey wrote for the Necrosha tie-in, when Proteus came back to life. Rogue, Magneto, Colossus, Nightcrawler, Psylocke, Trance (I think? Or maybe Loa.), Husk and Blindfold. And tbh Legacy is better at exploiting the fact they can use almost EVERY mutant now. I mean..who'd think we'd be getting character development for Joanna Cargill/Frenzy any time soon? :p
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I've never read House of M. It was during my 'lost years', and I can't be bothered. I know the outcome and that's what's important I'd assume. I read the Spider-Man parts, which were cool.
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I've noticed it too. Whenever I get annoyed with people/people are stubborn/I'm arguing with someone and it doesn't go anywhere, I just console myself with the fact that
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Yes. Not for very long I would wager.
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X-Men Legacy 238 onwards. Age of X (starting at X-Men Legacy 245, though there is a one-shot Alpha issue set beforehand that's worth a read if you like the universe) crosses over with New Mutants bear in mind for a few issues. Age of X Alpha Chapter 1: X-Men Legacy #245 Chapter 2 : New Mutants #22 Chapter 3: X-Men Legacy #246 Chapter 4: New Mutants #23 Age of X Universe #1 Chapter 5: X-Men Legacy #247 Chapter 6: New Mutants #24 Age of X Universe #2 The Universe issues aren't essential to the story, but interesting sidenotes. Especially the Avengers orientated bits. --- I assume people have been reading/read Death of Ultimate Spider-Man? I'm about to, and had a question; In the checklist it states Ultimate Avengers vs. Ultimates 1 is 'first' , but then the first few relevant issues of USM have '(Prelude)' after the title, does this mean I should read them first? I know the checklists are based on release date, but story-wise should I start with the preludes?
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@ Dan, read Legacy!! Have you not read Age of X yet? To me, Uncanny and Legacy are the X-books, with X-Men and Astonishing just being side ones, out of the current story. Like...I can't be bothered reading the current story in X-Men, it sounds like rubbish. But that's fine, as it can be skipped if need be. Legacy is important. Read eet. Though I do wish Rogue was more like old-Rogue though...she's less fiesty and more teachery now. Despite finally being in control of her powers. (IIRC?)
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It's a brilliant film. WTF is that critic quote doing? Take it away from me. 'Carnal love story"? *um* Bear in mind all ye who watched Dancer In The Dark, its the first of the Golden Hearts Trilogy (Breaking The Waves, The Idiots and Dancer in The Dark). So you know what you're getting yourself into. But then...I hate people avoiding things in case they're 'depressing'. SO WATCH IT and deal. *runs out*
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I saw Life In A Day today. It was great. People saying how The Social Network was such a modern film in terms of being an illustration of 'where we are' or whatever, should really watch this. Composed and edited entirely from footage people around the world, all walks of life, filmed on 24th July last year. Sounds like a recipe for disaster but ended being great, and incredibly moving too. An essential view of the year for me - if you have any vested interest in film as a medium. Nothing like it has been made so far, but perhaps it's a sign of how feature films could end up in the years to come..?
