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    Image of rek rek
    12/06/08

    In reply to Marvel's Shapeshifting Aliens Reveal Illusion of Change
    "Marvel's Secret Invasion only offered changes that are cosmetic and temporary."


    Again, are you new to comics? That's Standard Operating Procedure.

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    12/06/08

    @rek: I haven't read a big event comic in over a decade. Actually, no wait, I read Civil War because Graeme gave me his copies. I wouldn't mind a big Event Comic where nothing changes at the end -- but I'm always under the impression that Event Comics are by definition about things changing. Not so much about telling a good story for its own sake. If they did a huge crossover and advertised it by saying "Nothing changes at the end, but it's a fuckin great story!" I would buy it.
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    Image of OW-Holmes:Bringer of Fear OW-Holmes:Bringer of Fear
    12/06/08

    In reply to Marvel's Shapeshifting Aliens Reveal Illusion of Change
    It would have been great story telling if they killed everyone, the Skrull won, and the Marvel universe just ended.


    Eat that status quo!

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    Image of EnBuenOra EnBuenOra
    12/06/08

    In reply to Marvel's Shapeshifting Aliens Reveal Illusion of Change
    And 'The Death of Superman' was really different in that Superman died, but actually he didn't, but then he came back, and the dude replacing him was just a copy, but when the real one came back he had long hair, and a different costume, but then he went back to the old costume, and cut his hair again.
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    Image of twophrasebark twophrasebark
    12/06/08

    @EnBuenOra:


    Maybe that really wasn't Superman. And the real real Superman...

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    Image of outsdr outsdr
    12/06/08

    @EnBuenOra: The thing is, when Superman died there was never a question of _if_ he would be back- the question was HOW he would come back, and how the characters in his world dealt with this situation.
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    Image of Balius Balius
    12/07/08

    @outsdr: So the problem is that in a Marvel book you can imagine something game-changing having a lasting effect, but in DC you expect stagnation from the getgo and aren't disappointed?


    Because they sure as heck tried to get you to buy into the "Superman is dead, nothing will ever be the same mentality".

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    12/10/08

    @Balius: "@outsdr: So the problem is that in a Marvel book you can imagine something game-changing having a lasting effect, but in DC you expect stagnation from the getgo and aren't disappointed?"


    I'd really appreciate if you could go through my posting and point out exactly what I said that supports your statement, as opposed to assumptions you're making about my opinions.

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