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It's fine, i was asking the general audience to see if they know.
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Marvel Comics Discussion Thread.
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I've always wanted to get into Marvel Comics since first watching the MCU. Does anyone have suggestions on which comic I can start on?
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Old comics, such as Walter Simonson's Thor, John Byrne's Fantastic Four, the Byrne/Claremont X-Men, Frank Miller's Daredevil, Roger Stern's Spider-Man, Kurt Busiek's/George Perez's Avengers, Mark Waid's (I don't like him as a person, but he has written good comics) and Ed Brubaker's respective runs on Captain America, Christopher Priest's Black Panther, Peter David's/Dale Keown's Hulk, Fred Van Lente's Hercules, and Dan Slott's She-Hulk.
Nowadays Marvel is not very good at all.
Nowadays Marvel is not very good at all.
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You mean the guy who had the best run on the Flash comics?Antvasima said:
Anyway, I see you're one of those nostalgic fans, ey, Ant?
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Ok, I'll check them out. Also, since you said they're old comics, does that mean they're from the Silver Age?
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Well I personally think some great comics came out in the 2000s but its late 2013-2014 that things started going down hill.
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Well like Ant said what was suggested really isnt the silver age though.
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1 Picosecond= 0.000 000 000 001 seconds
Quicksilver crossed Atlantic which is 3000 miles from where he was originally at.
Per suggestion from a calc member , if i have a timeframe and distance i can find the speed.
Speed=Distance/Time
0.000 000 000 001 seconds or 1.0E-12/3000 miles = 4.82803E+18 m/s
4.82803E+18 m/s=16090850036.835 c or Mach 14187986717211790
The feat in question is right here .
Quicksilver crossed Atlantic which is 3000 miles from where he was originally at.
Per suggestion from a calc member , if i have a timeframe and distance i can find the speed.
Speed=Distance/Time
0.000 000 000 001 seconds or 1.0E-12/3000 miles = 4.82803E+18 m/s
4.82803E+18 m/s=16090850036.835 c or Mach 14187986717211790
The feat in question is right here .
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alright
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Can someone keep me updated when the new comics with Knull come out so I can finish his profile? I'd appreciate
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So Knulls getting a profile... cool.
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Unforunatly thats his name so like you said theres not much to do.Antvasima said:
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Has Marvel done anything simple this year? No cosmic events (not that cosmic stuff is bad. I loved the Korvac run), politics (as in plot related/changing, not no talking about politics at all), big changes (retcons), nice art style, etc. I'm not saying this as a rhetorical criticism, I'd genuinely like to get back into Marvel, starting by something that easy to start with.
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Yeah, writers nowadays don't seem to realise that to achieve interesting true art, you cannot twist it to fit a pre-set dogmatic pattern that has filtered away anything that diverges from an extremely narrow ideological bias.
According to what I have heard, Dostoyevsky is widely considered to easily be one of the greatest writers of all time because he made his characters as mentally powerful as he could and then let them loose upon each other, without any preconceptions of what he intended to happen. Meaning, his art was experimental.
When I wrote my story long ago, I initially thought that it would serve as a condemnation of sociopathic mindsets and social-Darwinism, but with chapter 4 and onwards it automatically turned much more complex, and characters that I personally considered reprehensible recurrently made a better argument than I could form for my own views at the time, but today's western comicbook writers don't seem to get that writing fiction should not be like reading from a propaganda pamphlet, despite their years of experience. That barely qualifies as art at all.
According to what I have heard, Dostoyevsky is widely considered to easily be one of the greatest writers of all time because he made his characters as mentally powerful as he could and then let them loose upon each other, without any preconceptions of what he intended to happen. Meaning, his art was experimental.
When I wrote my story long ago, I initially thought that it would serve as a condemnation of sociopathic mindsets and social-Darwinism, but with chapter 4 and onwards it automatically turned much more complex, and characters that I personally considered reprehensible recurrently made a better argument than I could form for my own views at the time, but today's western comicbook writers don't seem to get that writing fiction should not be like reading from a propaganda pamphlet, despite their years of experience. That barely qualifies as art at all.
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Has anyone read the newer X-Men?
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Ah well im a few years behind on X-Men so ill at least be ready for it.Antvasima said:
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