Q & W ORDER?

MoonChild · Post by **MoonChild** » Mon Jun 02, 2008 3:02 pm

Hey, anyone know off hand the order to read the Quantum & Woody Run, I know that there was that #32 that threw everything off due to the break in the Run from V-H2 to V-H3

ncameron · Post by **ncameron** » Mon Jun 02, 2008 3:08 pm

0-17,32,18-21

Publication Order.

Chronology wise 32 would have been the actual 32 if the book had continued that long.

-neil

greg · Post by **greg** » Mon Jun 02, 2008 3:08 pm

#32 came out after #17 before #18, but the storyline in #32 is "way ahead".

You should be able to read them in order, with #32 being something that happens
nearly a year after #21.

greg · Post by **greg** » Mon Jun 02, 2008 3:09 pm

I was too slow.

MoonChild · Post by **MoonChild** » Mon Jun 02, 2008 3:18 pm

ohh trip, ok yea I was wondering if it was something tricky like that, interesting. So do you suggest I just read it in order than? making #32 the last read? I think that's probably the way to go but just making sure.

Elveen · Post by **Elveen** » Mon Jun 02, 2008 3:18 pm

greg wrote:I was too slow.

Just delete his post. No one will know.

greg · Post by **greg** » Mon Jun 02, 2008 3:20 pm

MoonChild wrote:ohh trip, ok yea I was wondering if it was something tricky like that, interesting. So do you suggest I just read it in order than? making #32 the last read? I think that's probably the way to go but just making sure.

Well, you can read #32 after #17 to simulate the order they were released.

It doesn't matter if you read #32 after #21 because there is a gap of at least 10 issues
no matter what order you read them in.

I'm a fan of reading books in the order they were released because
it mirrors the creative process within the company at the time.

Books like Turok #0 might take place before the early books,
but it wasn't written then... it wasn't written by the original creators
thinking the things they originally thought.

Release order has always been more important to me than "story order".

But it's really a matter of taste. Which order should you watch the 6 Star Wars movies?

ncameron · Post by **ncameron** » Mon Jun 02, 2008 3:22 pm

Elveen wrote:
greg wrote:I was too slow.

Just delete his post. No one will know.

Truth be told you're right.

-neil

MoonChild · Post by **MoonChild** » Mon Jun 02, 2008 3:39 pm

Yea, I was thinking about that too, ill probably do that, thanks.

greg wrote:
MoonChild wrote:ohh trip, ok yea I was wondering if it was something tricky like that, interesting. So do you suggest I just read it in order than? making #32 the last read? I think that's probably the way to go but just making sure.
Well, you can read #32 after #17 to simulate the order they were released.

It doesn't matter if you read #32 after #21 because there is a gap of at least 10 issues
no matter what order you read them in.

I'm a fan of reading books in the order they were released because
it mirrors the creative process within the company at the time.

Books like Turok #0 might take place before the early books,
but it wasn't written then... it wasn't written by the original creators
thinking the things they originally thought.

Release order has always been more important to me than "story order".

But it's really a matter of taste. Which order should you watch the 6 Star Wars movies?

UnknownTales · Post by **UnknownTales** » Mon Jun 02, 2008 3:49 pm

I would hope you have better things to do like watch paint dry, clip your toe nails, or water the plants than watch starwars...

greg wrote:
MoonChild wrote:ohh trip, ok yea I was wondering if it was something tricky like that, interesting. So do you suggest I just read it in order than? making #32 the last read? I think that's probably the way to go but just making sure.
Well, you can read #32 after #17 to simulate the order they were released.

It doesn't matter if you read #32 after #21 because there is a gap of at least 10 issues
no matter what order you read them in.

I'm a fan of reading books in the order they were released because
it mirrors the creative process within the company at the time.

Books like Turok #0 might take place before the early books,
but it wasn't written then... it wasn't written by the original creators
thinking the things they originally thought.

Release order has always been more important to me than "story order".

But it's really a matter of taste. Which order should you watch the 6 Star Wars movies?

Cyberstrike · Post by **Cyberstrike** » Mon Jun 02, 2008 4:15 pm

greg wrote:
MoonChild wrote:ohh trip, ok yea I was wondering if it was something tricky like that, interesting. So do you suggest I just read it in order than? making #32 the last read? I think that's probably the way to go but just making sure.
Well, you can read #32 after #17 to simulate the order they were released.

It doesn't matter if you read #32 after #21 because there is a gap of at least 10 issues
no matter what order you read them in.

I'm a fan of reading books in the order they were released because
it mirrors the creative process within the company at the time.

Books like Turok #0 might take place before the early books,
but it wasn't written then... it wasn't written by the original creators
thinking the things they originally thought.

Release order has always been more important to me than "story order".

But it's really a matter of taste. Which order should you watch the 6 Star Wars movies?

I watch Star Wars 1,2,3,4,5,6 because it makes more sence to me.

IF VEI were to publish a new Quantum & Woody series they should use the old number system with the tag line "And you thought Marvel Comics' numbering system was screwy!" on #22 and they shouold also use the Acclaim Comics Logo box.

ManofTheAtom · Post by **ManofTheAtom** » Mon Jun 02, 2008 4:30 pm

MoonChild wrote:Hey, anyone know off hand the order to read the Quantum & Woody Run, I know that there was that #32 that threw everything off due to the break in the Run from V-H2 to V-H3

http://www.valiantentertainment.com/wik ... _%26_Woody

MoonChild · Post by **MoonChild** » Mon Jun 02, 2008 4:36 pm

Right there under Independent Properties =] So No Worries MOA, Thanks for the link.

ManofTheAtom wrote:
MoonChild wrote:Hey, anyone know off hand the order to read the Quantum & Woody Run, I know that there was that #32 that threw everything off due to the break in the Run from V-H2 to V-H3
http://www.valiantentertainment.com/wik ... _%26_Woody

Knob · Post by **Knob** » Mon Jun 02, 2008 4:49 pm

greg wrote:
MoonChild wrote:ohh trip, ok yea I was wondering if it was something tricky like that, interesting. So do you suggest I just read it in order than? making #32 the last read? I think that's probably the way to go but just making sure.
Well, you can read #32 after #17 to simulate the order they were released.

It doesn't matter if you read #32 after #21 because there is a gap of at least 10 issues
no matter what order you read them in.

I'm a fan of reading books in the order they were released because
it mirrors the creative process within the company at the time.

Books like Turok #0 might take place before the early books,
but it wasn't written then... it wasn't written by the original creators
thinking the things they originally thought.

Release order has always been more important to me than "story order".

But it's really a matter of taste. Which order should you watch the 6 Star Wars movies?

I fire up my LASERDISC player, and watch the best THX discs of the original trilogy that weren't F%$ed with and pretend episode I, II, III and special edition were a bad dream.

Seriously though, I think all comics are best read in the order that they are released in. Even "prequel" type stuff is done knowing the audience is generally filled in on future events so it's still entertaining.

Squirrel · Post by **Squirrel** » Mon Jun 02, 2008 4:56 pm

I just wanna voice my thoughts.....I think comics are best read front to back...there...I said it

ManofTheAtom · Post by **ManofTheAtom** » Mon Jun 02, 2008 4:57 pm

Squirrel wrote:I just wanna voice my thoughts.....I think comics are best read front to back...there...I said it

Even the Manga PunX Special?

Squirrel · Post by **Squirrel** » Mon Jun 02, 2008 5:04 pm

ManofTheAtom wrote:
Squirrel wrote:I just wanna voice my thoughts.....I think comics are best read front to back...there...I said it
Even the Manga PunX Special?

thats a WHOLE diffrent process....that was just purchased from a 25 cent bin, and stored away...never to be read!

MoonChild · Post by **MoonChild** » Mon Jun 02, 2008 5:15 pm

Man, I must say: This really is a cool book

Cyberstrike · Post by **Cyberstrike** » Mon Jun 02, 2008 6:27 pm

MoonChild wrote:Man, I must say: This really is a cool book

Which book Quantum & Woody or Punx: Manga Special?

MoonChild · Post by **MoonChild** » Mon Jun 02, 2008 6:35 pm

ha! Yeeea. Never owned any o' that, don't intend on it either

Cyberstrike wrote:
MoonChild wrote:Man, I must say: This really is a cool book

Which book Quantum & Woody or Punx: Manga Special?

DarqueArcher · Post by **DarqueArcher** » Mon Jun 02, 2008 7:02 pm

Cyberstrike wrote:
greg wrote:
MoonChild wrote:ohh trip, ok yea I was wondering if it was something tricky like that, interesting. So do you suggest I just read it in order than? making #32 the last read? I think that's probably the way to go but just making sure.
Well, you can read #32 after #17 to simulate the order they were released.

It doesn't matter if you read #32 after #21 because there is a gap of at least 10 issues
no matter what order you read them in.

I'm a fan of reading books in the order they were released because
it mirrors the creative process within the company at the time.

Books like Turok #0 might take place before the early books,
but it wasn't written then... it wasn't written by the original creators
thinking the things they originally thought.

Release order has always been more important to me than "story order".

But it's really a matter of taste. Which order should you watch the 6 Star Wars movies?
I watch Star Wars 1,2,3,4,5,6 because it makes more sence to me.

IF VEI were to publish a new Quantum & Woody series they should use the old number system with the tag line "And you thought Marvel Comics' numbering system was screwy!" on #22 and they shouold also use the Acclaim Comics Logo box.

Marvel is no where as bad as DC just try to figure out those messes.

superman-prime · Post by **superman-prime** » Mon Jun 02, 2008 8:06 pm

Are ya kidding you get tales of what ever then 5 diff. volumes of cap
action comics is um action comics
detective same
batman same
asm go's on for a while renumbers then go's back to original numbering for issue 500
Irest my case
Is there 1 marvel title that has ran from beginning to now that is 30 years old ??

ManofTheAtom · Post by **ManofTheAtom** » Mon Jun 02, 2008 10:04 pm

superman-prime wrote:Are ya kidding you get tales of what ever then 5 diff. volumes of cap
action comics is um action comics
detective same
batman same
asm go's on for a while renumbers then go's back to original numbering for issue 500
Irest my case
Is there 1 marvel title that has ran from beginning to now that is 30 years old ??

Uncanny X-Men?

hulk181man · Post by **hulk181man** » Mon Jun 02, 2008 10:37 pm

ManofTheAtom wrote:
superman-prime wrote:Are ya kidding you get tales of what ever then 5 diff. volumes of cap
action comics is um action comics
detective same
batman same
asm go's on for a while renumbers then go's back to original numbering for issue 500
Irest my case
Is there 1 marvel title that has ran from beginning to now that is 30 years old ??
Uncanny X-Men?

That's the one....(and only)

ManofTheAtom · Post by **ManofTheAtom** » Mon Jun 02, 2008 10:40 pm

hulk181man wrote:
ManofTheAtom wrote:
superman-prime wrote:Are ya kidding you get tales of what ever then 5 diff. volumes of cap
action comics is um action comics
detective same
batman same
asm go's on for a while renumbers then go's back to original numbering for issue 500
Irest my case
Is there 1 marvel title that has ran from beginning to now that is 30 years old ??
Uncanny X-Men?
That's the one....(and only)

It's Marvel's cash cow, of course they're going to respect it more.

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