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laughing_tree
My goal was to create a story that'd slide easily into the original Giant-Size if you squinted, and I'm pretty happy with how that turned out. -- Al Ewing
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laughing_tree My goal was to create a story that'd slide easily into the original Giant-Size if you squinted, and I'm pretty happy with how that turned out. -- Al Ewing
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alliterator
"Both Wanda and Lorna have struggled with mental health in the past, and both overcome it. But that being said, Lorna remains a scientist. She sees the world through a scientific lens, one where logic and proven answers rule, and physics reigns — even if she's a mutant who can manipulate magnetism. She still sees herself as manipulating the provable, natural world's inner workings. And Wanda? She manipulates reality itself, she can make an untrue thing true, make the impossible possible. And so she is more worried about the endpoint, the goal, not the journey. Lorna is the opposite. But as we see when Polaris appears, often times it takes the meeting point of their two philosophies to get the job done."
-- Steve Orlando
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Fantastic Four #1
Aug. 8th, 2018 11:27 amcyberghostface
Three years ago the Fantastic Four were a casualty of Marvel's cold war with Fox. Now with Fox soon to be under Mickey Mouse's control, they're back (I'm just guessing that the two are related but c'mon).
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Spider-Man #240
Jun. 14th, 2018 01:15 pmcyberghostface
"Last night I did the lettering proof on my last issue of Spider-Man, for which I decided to junk what I was going to do for my finale. I did a story about Miles having an infection and waking up in a hospital and finding out that his friends are much better friends than he thought that they were, and kind of having moments with each member of his life. I just flat-out did what I tell my students to do every day, which is write it, write your pain, put it in there. I did it right after I was sick." -- Brian Michael Bendis
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