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Well, just speaking as a writer, I would LOVE a shot at Samson now that I'm getting familiar with the character. I think he has a lot to offer, and I suspect there's a lot more to him that we see on the surface. Just like Magnus. :thumb:

I agree that the potential is huge for Samson. That's why ...

That's what I imagine they are going to do. Though I think I'd prefer Magnus and Samson inhabit two different futures existing in different dimensions. I think the crossovers would be better.

Never seen it, kinda
like Herc, yes?

Super-strong righteous barbarian in a nuclear wasteland.


So he has to be in a world by himself. I don't see mag and sol in that envirnoment.

Well, we'll see.

Not soon enough for me, but we'll see. :wink:


I recently read the first three issues of ...

Just Thor

I'll try 'em all

Thanks, I just finished ##30 a few minutes ago and I don't know that you could really call it an ending. Did these guys show up anywhere else after this?

Also, which series should I hit next? I think I'd like to get Armorines and Psi-Lords out of the way soon.

Maybe read some Pre-Unity for a ...

Thanks, I just finished ##30 a few minutes ago and I don't know that you could really call it an ending. Did these guys show up anywhere else after this?

Also, which series should I hit next? I think I'd like to get Armorines and Psi-Lords out of the way soon.

I will give the quote of the series to Shakespeare's "Don't mangle the bard at me Siggy!". Other than that this issue was a total waste.

This issue was readable. That's about all the praise can give. Not nearly as bad as was prepared it to be.

Only one issue left. I'm tempted to carry it around with me only to whip it out for a quick read the moment before my death.

My expectations were low to begin with and I found that this wasn't nearly as bad as I feared. It was better than the last issue of Deadpool: Merc With a Mouth.

2/5 It wasn't terrible but I could have spent the last twenty minutes of my life doing something else.

A good issue.

I liked the art this issue and thought the writing had potential. Am I reading the same book?

Best issue in some time, not that that is saying much. It was actually readable, even if predictable. I also really dug the art.

I can see it. this title has turned the corner and has no way to go but up!

Part four of something I didn't bother reading the first three of.

This book had Harada, X-O and the Armorines in it and yet nothing of any consequence happens.

I'd opt for Byrne if it was 25 years ago and he could still draw. I have the utmost respect for the man but his work from the past 10 or more years has been :!:

I don't entirely disagree with you, but have you seen his most recent work on IDW's Angel: Blood And Trenches? I'm not saying I'd want a ...

John Byrne, writing and drawing, would be my first choice.

I'd like to give another crack at it tonight before I go to bed.

At least half the issues, if not all eight.

This issue was rough. I can't go on. I'm calling it a night.

This felt like a fill-in issue, yet it actually did further the storyline along. I don't know what to think.

It was o.k.

I'm glad the x-over is done though. I'm ready for this series to start hitting high gear!

This issue was painful to read. (with the exception of the final panel)

1/5 (first issue, so far, to rate a 1)

I liked the cover myself.

I enjoyed this issue. Another middle of the roader but I think a little better than the previous one.

This issue wasn't bad. I'm not too familiar with the Armorines as they came out around the time I quit following valiant. I will say that at this point I don't find the Armorines all that compelling, but we'll see how next issue goes.