Friday
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So I liked the first issue. The Vulture as a geek is a great touch. And the hook at the end of the first issue is an intresting one. I'm on board.
Spider-Man Spider-Man Noir
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McCheese
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Agreed. I also enjoyed the X-Men Noir issue.
Really thought these would suck, but I'm impressed at how well Marvel is pulling this off so far.
Really thought these would suck, but I'm impressed at how well Marvel is pulling this off so far.
Friday
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David Hine is Marvel's secret mark of unhyped quality. I haven't read anything by Van Leet before this.
thee great one
Master of TOG-fu.
The best part was the take on Felicia Hardy.
the watcher
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Yeah I liked how they dealt with her too, very fitting.
Gemini
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They're both great, Marvel should throw alot more work their way.
Especially Hine, I'm still pissed that they passed on Hine's plans to conclude his Son of M/Silent War story
thee great one
Master of TOG-fu.
Gemini
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indeed
Friday
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Son of M was indeed awesome. I haven't gotten to read Secret Wat yet. Hine is the only writer to ever make me give a crap about the Inhumans.
I re-read both the Noir books last night. X-Men was better than I was giving it credit for, but Spider-Man is still my pick of them.
Gemini
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Read Silent War, just do it, it's amazing, Frazer Irving's art alone makes it worth the price of admission
the only bad thing about it is that it was more or less ignored by Marvel at large, much like the recent Sub-Mariner mini, and Doctor Strange: The Oath,etc.
