You get one Valiant comic...ONE
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- tarheelmarine
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- Favorite character: Magnus Robot Fighter
- Favorite title: Shadowman
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Harby 25 was a good read, I liked the ending where Peter is just leaving and (at the time) you have no idea where he is going. However, I don't know if him just leaving fits in with the character, I would think after Unity he would have learned that you just can't abandon your life's battles.wrunow wrote:Jay Tomio wrote:Apparently not a popular pick, but I enter the question assuming we bring with us the knowledge we already have of previous issue and the storyline, thus I'd pick a later issue, and specifically Harbinger#25. I always felt this issue was a bit of acap of a greatarc, and when this ws release it was pretty hyped (for a non-debut VALIANT book) and epitmized kick *SQUEE* comics to me.
Most people, myself included, hung in for Harby 25 and the climax of the Pete/Harada storyline. I think it didn't live up to expectations, especially after the 10 issues of hype that came before it.
Like I said in a earlier post here, it "should've have been" the book, I think this was a huge example of how VALIANT dropped the editorial ball after Mr. Shooter was ousted. Harbinger was Shooter's baby and after he left this book had the sharpest decline in quality in my opinion.
And so, I stick with my first choice, Solar 10.
- slym2none
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There are so many good Magnus books, so many good Solar stories, Harbinger kicked *SQUEE*, X-O even moreso... and of course, my Rai........
-slym (is trying to think of that one moment where he just went "Oh, *SQUEE*...")

-slym (is trying to think of that one moment where he just went "Oh, *SQUEE*...")
Some people spend their whole lives believing in fairy tales, usually because they don't want to give up the fabulous prizes.
- leonmallett
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Still can't make up your mind, Slym?slym2none wrote:There are so many good Magnus books, so many good Solar stories, Harbinger kicked *SQUEE*, X-O even moreso... and of course, my Rai........
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-slym (is trying to think of that one moment where he just went "Oh, *SQUEE*...")
VEI - I look forward to you one day publishing MORE than 9-10 books per month
- slym2none
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Nope! I might have to re-read all these books to pick my fave..........leonmallett wrote:Still can't make up your mind, Slym?slym2none wrote:There are so many good Magnus books, so many good Solar stories, Harbinger kicked *SQUEE*, X-O even moreso... and of course, my Rai........
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-slym (is trying to think of that one moment where he just went "Oh, *SQUEE*...")

-slym
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- leonmallett
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slym2none wrote:Nope! I might have to re-read all these books to pick my fave..........leonmallett wrote:Still can't make up your mind, Slym?slym2none wrote:There are so many good Magnus books, so many good Solar stories, Harbinger kicked *SQUEE*, X-O even moreso... and of course, my Rai........
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-slym (is trying to think of that one moment where he just went "Oh, *SQUEE*...")
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Question is - are you going to read them in order? And will you bother with the ones that you know are not so good?
-slym
VEI - I look forward to you one day publishing MORE than 9-10 books per month
- slym2none
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Noobs not getting the quotes right is SHRN...leonmallett wrote:slym2none wrote:Nope! I might have to re-read all these books to pick my fave..........leonmallett wrote:Still can't make up your mind, Slym?slym2none wrote:There are so many good Magnus books, so many good Solar stories, Harbinger kicked *SQUEE*, X-O even moreso... and of course, my Rai........
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-slym (is trying to think of that one moment where he just went "Oh, *SQUEE*...")
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Question is - are you going to read them in order? And will you bother with the ones that you know are not so good?
-slym

-slym
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- slym2none
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Heh... you must not know - I am a pre-Unity guy. I collected all the way to Chaos Effect, and don't have those issues anymore. So, my list would be pretty short. As far as order, why not???leonmallett wrote:Question is - are you going to read them in order? And will you bother with the ones that you know are not so good?
-slym
Some people spend their whole lives believing in fairy tales, usually because they don't want to give up the fabulous prizes.