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by **ToymakerB** » Mon Nov 05, 2007 7:41 am

616commando wrote:I'm going to ahve to go with Midnighter on this one. he definetly breaks the mold of gay characters in comics, and that aside I'd give him even odds on ANY other super person out there. He survived on Mars! Mars!

Im just curious and I dont want to start a whole big thing here...But is Midnighter your hero because he" breaks the mold of gay characters in comics"..or because "He survived on Mars?"

by **Punstarr** » Mon Nov 05, 2007 9:23 am

Me, I'm just curious who the heck Midnighter is.

by **616commando** » Mon Nov 05, 2007 6:51 pm

well both actually. The only person i've seen do more damage to someone in a comic is MAX punisher. The midnighter books is well written, and gratuitusly violent. lol two of my key points when reading a funny book

by **Punstarr** » Mon Nov 05, 2007 6:53 pm

Marvel? DC? Indy?

by **scarlet_magpie** » Mon Dec 03, 2007 4:36 am

Spiderman vs Green Goblin

The most fabulous storyline in comic history!
You have friends, love, death ,betrayal, tragedy and vengeance. This whole plot (if you never read it, check out "The Death of Gwen Stacey" series).
Spidey was never gonna come out of this one smiling.

by **Dr Nightmare** » Mon Dec 03, 2007 5:11 am

The only thing that bugs me about the gay characters is when the writers use their gayness as an excuse to do things out of character.

Like if Midnighter has to go kill Hitler and when he's about to do it, he has a flashback about his lover that looked like Hitler and so spares his life.

No goddammit! Gayness means you love men, not that you would spare Hitler's life just because he looks like your hump-buddy!

And yes, I did read the first issue, I'm on the second one now

(Oh and it's Wildstorm I think, so DC Comics.)

I never read much Spider-man, I wouldn't know where to start x_X

by **scarlet_magpie** » Mon Dec 03, 2007 5:22 am

I never read much Spider-man, I wouldn't know where to start x_X[/quote]

Start with "The Death of Gwen Stacy" graphic novel. You'll get it on e bay, it rocks!

by **18thstreet-Geppetto** » Mon Dec 03, 2007 11:06 am

Dr Nightmare wrote:The only thing that bugs me about the gay characters is when the writers use their gayness as an excuse to do things out of character.

Like if Midnighter has to go kill Hitler and when he's about to do it, he has a flashback about his lover that looked like Hitler and so spares his life.

No goddammit! Gayness means you love men, not that you would spare Hitler's life just because he looks like your hump-buddy!

And yes, I did read the first issue, I'm on the second one now

(Oh and it's Wildstorm I think, so DC Comics.)

I never read much Spider-man, I wouldn't know where to start x_X

I myself have a problem with the whole gay superhero thing not because there gay but because that its a fad, and the only reason that they make the comic character gay is to cash in on the hollywood popularity of the gay community, they make the story line all around being gay instead of makin it a detail of the character and not the entire idenity, like north star great character and why because being gay is not the main reason you read about him, come on would you really want to read a comic that is solly devoted to dare devil tryin to get in to the pants of every female, I think not

by **Dr Nightmare** » Mon Dec 03, 2007 4:57 pm

I read up to issue 7 of Midnighter, they don't focus on him being gay at all. It's like watching Punisher in action except he can destroy tanks bare-handedly and he's gay, manly gay though. :lol:

by **Kern** » Mon Dec 03, 2007 6:44 pm

When did Midnighter survive on Mars?

by **Dr Nightmare** » Mon Dec 03, 2007 6:59 pm

I don't know but I'm looking forward to that issue :lol:

by **Shinobitron** » Tue Dec 04, 2007 1:45 pm

OK so Marvel decides to bring back Cable and X Force and at what expense to destroy the only Marvel book I read Cable and Deadpool. The sad part of this whole venture is the fact that C&DP is a very high selling book. You would think that a book that attracts alot of readers would keep going but no they want to put Cable back in the seriousness of the marvelverse.

So fans of C&DP issue 50 shall be last!

by **demonsight** » Fri Dec 21, 2007 12:30 pm

I thought the point of the new X-Force was to go kill Cable....because he stole a baby.

by **Collector1** » Fri Dec 21, 2007 4:34 pm

Heroes

Superman
Superboy
Supergirl
Steel
Spider-Man
FirestormII
Robin (Tim Drake)
Nightwing
Batman
The Thing
Green Lantern (Kyle Rayner)
The Flash (Wally West)
Martain Manhunter
Pied Piper
Aquaman

Villains
Lex Luthor
Darkseid
Mongol
Doomsday
Superman-Prime
Anti-Monitor
Black Hand
Sinestro
Russian Zod
Green Goblin (Norman Osborn)
Bloodshed
Baine
Doctor Octopus
Alexander Luthor Jr.
Solomon Grundy
Venom (Eddie Brock, MacGargan)

Anti-Heroes
Magneto
Punisher
Namor
Hulk
Wolverine
Deadpool

by **deadeyesamurai** » Sat Dec 22, 2007 8:04 am

Dr Nightmare wrote:I read up to issue 7 of Midnighter, they don't focus on him being gay at all. It's like watching Punisher in action except he can destroy tanks bare-handedly and he's gay, manly gay though.

Yeah hes the Butch and Apollo is his b!tch

Its very thinly disguised dig at the Batman /Supes Friendship

I was at school with the guy that wrote it - he got beat up alot :lol:

Dedi

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