Matthew said:This mini has pushed Mar Vehl to one of my favorite Ultimate charcters.
Bass said:Can't wait for him to die in #5, thus removing the possibility of a fantastically cool, unique Ultimate ongoing focusing on him.
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Bass said:I really hope he gets his own ongoing. The Ultimate universe should be more than just 616 Lite.
innocentboy said:hmmm ... Mahr Vel VS the Chitari?
DIrishB said:What about 616 Dark? Oh, wait, thats Marvel Knights, right?
Bass said:616 Dark is where Captain America is black. And Spider-Man too. Iron Man comes from the Middle East.
Ironically, Black Panther is an ironic name now, for the superhero who's really a white teenager desperate to get off his coke addict and look after his girlfriend's unwanted teen pregnancy.
Bass said:I really hope he gets his own ongoing. The Ultimate universe should be more than just 616 Lite.
innocentboy said:monthly?
TheManWithoutFear said:Not a chance. In fact, I'd be cool never to see him/them again. They don't seem to have any independence from Gah Lak Tus this far and for "one" of them to pull away and be all like "oh, I want to be human. I want to... Love..." would be cheese.
TheManWithoutFear said:They don't seem to have any independence from Gah Lak Tus this far and for "one" of them to pull away and be all like "oh, I want to be human. I want to... Love..." would be cheese.
E.Vi.L. said:First of all, I doubt anyone imagine that one of the SS would pull away. Far more likely one could be cut off from Gah Lak Tus after his defeat.
And he doesn't need to go Barney on us. He should remain a villain. Perhaps plotting to bring back Gah Lak Tus in this dimension (assuming Reed plan to expel him into another dimension).
TheManWithoutFear said:Well becoming all sinister to pull a "rick moranisesque Gatekeeper" on us would be even worse. Just let it go. Silver Surfer, the way they've done it. Can not be brought back to us plausibly. Only the fanboys will approve.
You're right. That makes me sort've a hypocrite. I'm sure they'll think of something.DIrishB said:I don't think that statement is true...besides, applying plausibility to a comic book is in itself kind of ironic. I understand what you're saying though...you don't want to see a possible return of the character(s) turn out...well..."cheesy", as you put it, and I'm sure most of use would agree. But to say there's no viable or valid way to bring the character(s) back, especially in a comic book, doesn't really make much sense.
TheManWithoutFear said:You're right. That makes me sort've a hypocrite. I'm sure they'll think of something.