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Spades Of Aces

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yeah I don't really care about this book. It's only there because of the movies.

Hell, ANY of this Avengers stuff right now is only there because of the movies.

Can you really blame Marvel though? The Avengers movie grossed over a billion dollars worldwide so you can bet their a$$ they going to trying to squeeze in as much Avengers titles as they can before the next one shows up. I like reading most of the Avengers titles. The New Avengers would happen to be my favorite Avengers read right now.
 

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I was laughing my ass off in Books-A-Million at tha panel of Thanos slamming Black Bolt into tha ground.

Ppl in there probably thought I was one of them crazy, homeless nikkaz in there wilding, :russ:
 

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oh yeah.... I forgot to mention it, but...........

y'all bout to witness.............



The return...........







Of the GOAT comic written by the GOAT black comic writer!

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Y'all nikkas see what I did there!? I got the G-










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The original creative teams returns for a miniseries set in the original continuity. Quantum and Woody FOREVER?!

Jude Terror here, mopping up some of the news we missed over the weekend like a porn shop clerk after a week of high traffic in the video booth. This is a cool one for longtime fans of Quantum and Woody. Christopher Priest and M.D. Bright are returning to write a five issue miniseries set in the original Acclaim Comics Quantum and Woody continuty titled Q2: The Return of Quantum and Woody. It's set twenty years after the original series. Here's the press release:

PRIEST & M.D. BRIGHT Reunite for New QUANTUM AND WOODY Mini-Series Coming in 2014 from VALIANT


Valiant is proud to announce that Christopher Priest and M.D. Bright, the acclaimed creators of Quantum and Woody, will reunite for Q2: The Return of Quantum and Woody – an all-new, five-issue mini-series bringing the original world's worst superhero team into the 21st century!

Set wholly in the original continuity of Priest and Bright's groundbreaking Acclaim Comics series, the new mini – which represents the return of both creators to monthly comics – will pick up in the modern day, launching an older Quantum and Woody into an all-new adventure set 20 years after the events of their original series.

“Soon as Doc and I started hashing out the plotline, we got into a huge argument. It was just like old times. Happy to be back on the goat,” said Priest.

"It's enormously exciting to have Priest and Doc return to the iconic characters they made famous," said Valiant Executive Editor Warren Simons. "Over the years, the legend of the original series has only grown, and they're about to unleash a fearless new chapter in the lives of Quantum and Woody."

Whatever happened to the world's worst superhero team? Twenty years past their prime, the unlikely crime-fighting duo known as Quantum and Woody have long since parted ways and retired…until a middle-aged Quantum suddenly reappears with a brand-new teenage partner—and his wisecracking ex-best friend gets mad. Now Woody is out to break up the all-new, all-different Quantum and Woody and put an end to Quantum's recklessness and child endangerment…just as Quantum sets out to bring down a shadowy, globe-spanning agency of freelance spies and assassins. As Quantum's plan crumbles right through Woody's fingers, will the former friends set aside their differences…and their age…and their numerous health difficulties…to join forces one last time without driving each other crazy?

A veteran writer and editor with more than 35 years experience in the comic book industry, Christopher J. Priest has written nearly every major character in comics, with notable runs on series including Action Comics, Amazing Spider-Man, Black Panther, Captain America, Conan the Barbarian, Deadpool, and many more.

M.D. Bright began his career in comics in 1978 and has worked consistently on some of the industry's most popular and enduring titles ever since. One of the all-time definitive artists of Green Lantern, Iron Man, and G.I. Joe, Bright has also contributed to Batman, Captain America, Thor, Wonder Woman and countless others.

you better support the shyt! :ufdup::wtb:
 

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I might have to go and read the original Q+W then. Matter of fact, all these Valiant books kinda make me want to read the old stuff and see if it's on par.
 

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In Slott i trust.

He has made Spiderman interesting again but it looks like Peter will be coming back soon.

And I like the way doc ock is feeling the sting of that parker life but he just bounces back from it.
 

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That Avengers issue was such bullshyt. If it is that easy for Captain Universe to vanquish any enemy than what was the point of all of these scenes with The Builders? Hickman should have had Capt. U do this in Infinity #1 so we could have gotten more of Thanos in the spotlight.

New Avengers was cool...I laughed out loud when that red Ex Nihilo just started poking around Dr. Strange's head.

Battle of the Atom continues to be a confused mess and Bendis has officially reverted back to shytty form after being uncharacteristically good for the first few issues of All New X-Men.

I am liking where Azzerello is going with Wonder Woman being the new God of War and the shenanigans that Apollo is up to with the ruling council of God on Mount Olympus.

Justice League of America was pretty good too. What the Crime Syndicate did to the Justice Leagues was some fukked up evil genius shyt and I get the person screwing with their mind is the Earth 3 version of J'onn J'onnz.

I really liked Forever Evil: Rogues Rebellion. The Rogues are some of my favorite villains and their not being into the Crime Syndicate's plan totally fits with their code. And having them go against a team made of Firestorm's rogues gallery was fun.
 

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Who the fukk green lit battle of the atom? Is there even a point behind this clusternfuk of a story?

New Avengers was good as usual.
 
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