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Old 11-09-2017, 04:06 PM   #20
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Didn't like JMS, though I wish a couple of his ideas stuck. The Mark Millar run was okay. Marvel Adventures is not what I was looking for, nor was SLMJ. I never cared about Spider-Girl, honestly.
Of course. I think we talked about this over in PMs. Fair dues if that era wasn't your thing, I still reckon it was a stronger period creatively, you felt like the character was constantly growing and evolving.

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I like Final Crisis, but I can understand people who couldn't get into it. It was complicated and for some people I imagine hard to follow. For a lot of rank and file readers, they prefer straightforward and DC had pretty much conditioned them that way. Some were just more concerned with what happened with any given character, while what happened to, like, Hawkman or whatever totally wasn't the point. Some people got what Morrison was doing but just didn't like it.
I liked Final Crisis in small pockets here and there, I loved Superman's involvement in it creating that music at the far ends of the universe and working on a way to save Lois from the brink of death. Also loved the use of Tawni Tiger (because of my chidlhood fondness for the old Shazam cartoons)
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