ohcaroline
Name: Caroline Marie
I was thinking about that "superhero dream team" questions, and the "teams should have five or seven" rule.
My Marvel dream team would be Jean Grey, Cyclops, Wolverine, Captain America, Iron Man, Daredevil, and Molly Hayes.
My DC dream team would be Selina Kyle, Vic Sage as the Question, Renee Montoya as the Question, Harvey Dent in his not-quite-Two-Face but still on the crazy side incarnation, and Beast Boy.
Then I'd do a universe exchange program, where Beast Boy could go to Marvel with his rah rah team spirit, and Daredevil could come to DC and hang out with the other misanthropes.
I'm convinced that this little story says something about me, and my relationship with these two companies, I'm just not sure what yet.
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On Sep 2, 2008 5:40 PMOddly enough, last week wasn't that big for me, and this week isn't too light. "Invincible Iron Man" & "Green Lantern" probably have my two favorite ongoing arcs right now, I'm enjoying the Buffy-Fray crossover, and "Manhunter" has been intriguing. I'll also check out "X-men: Manifest Destiny" because I'd love to see a good Iceman story. ...
Go to CommentNarrative Crisis: Story Vs. The Idea Men
On Sep 2, 2008 12:00 PMTerrific analysis, Paul! Question: Can you give some examples of stories (by these writers or others) where you feel like concept and story are really working together? That is, in your view, who is doing the story part right, while still serving big ideas? It sounds like you think 'Arkham Asylum' is an example of that -- what are some others?
Go to CommentMy First Shop: Paper Moon II
On Sep 2, 2008 9:03 AMI feel compelled to share that the business establishment named "Paper Moon" in my hometown is the city's most widely advertised strip club. I'm now imagining that they have a super-secret second location that sells comics. My mind is blown. Seriously, this is a great reminiscence. I wasn't into comics as a kid, and I always enjoy reading these.
Go to CommentMy City, My Hero
On Sep 1, 2008 11:46 AM@throughthebrush You know Ed Brubaker says this twenty times a day. "How did all these damn skrulls get into Bucky's universe???" Jimski, another home run! You were a very clever twelve-year-old. That premise sounds about twenty times as nuanced as 'Kick-Ass.'
Go to Comment08.31.2008 - Episode #148: Daredevil #110
On Aug 31, 2008 2:05 PMPoor Hal! Also, excellent Daredevil discussion, though I was a bit saddened by the lack of Michael-Lark-the-Ladies-man.
Go to CommentiFanboy Mini - Episode #120 - Pick of the Week: Daredevil #110
On Aug 30, 2008 9:25 AMNice shades, Conor! Was that a Murdock tribute? (Or was it just sunny?)
Go to CommentThe iFanboy Letter Column - 08/29/08!
On Aug 29, 2008 12:00 PM@buckeye I suppose I should feel better about watching Southern Call kick my alma mater's ass ATM by thinking that in some universe this is making Hal happy. Now, I really want to read a comic set at Warriors during the Michigan/USC game. @JohnVFerrigno -- I'm pretty sure Tony went to MIT; he did in the movie, anyway, and I think that's comics canon. I have no i...
Go to CommentFantasy Superhero vs. Attainable Superhero
On Aug 29, 2008 9:00 AMI'd be Morrison-era Jean Grey, even with all the problems, at least up to the point where her powers went totally wonky. Basically, my ideal self is that personality + the power, with a little more control. Like, basically, Jean with the Phoenix Force acting a little more like a Green Lantern ring minus yellow impurity. I could just say Green Lantern, but I don't identi...
Go to CommentiFanboy Mini - Episode #119 - The New York Four
On Aug 29, 2008 8:20 AMI've read most of the Minx books and generally enjoyed them -- good creators, interesting characters, good art. I'm possibly more interested in DC's marketing strategy than in the books themselves. From what I've read they're doing better than expected with traditional comics store (mostly male) audiences, maybe not as well in bookstore sales among the young adult audiences they're ...
Go to Comment200 Words with Paul Dini #25 - Thidwicking, Part One
On Aug 28, 2008 4:00 PMMan, I frequently reference that story in explaining my philosophy of personal relationships (highlighting the ending where -- spoiler alert -- he sheds his antlers and leaves the moochers to their own devices. But I never thought of verbing it. Well played!
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