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Originally Posted by Snowflakian

Citizen V making a return is pretty sweet too.

So far the changes have been decent. Falcon as cap has been interesting. Wolverine's death is hit or miss but his actual death is pretty much the only way to take him off the board in comparison to other things they've tried. Female Thor has been awesome and when they reveal what was said to Odinson, it might make more guys either toss away comics for good or praise it but it's extremely grounded in his norse mythology. Kinda hope she keeps the Hammer permanently. Miles Morales Spidey has also been fun to read and at least it's not Peter Parker de-aged to 16. And no matter what others may say, had nothing to do with Obama at all. Glover wanting to audition for the role got the gears turning, and Bendis who has adopted children that asked why they couldn't be spider-man rather point blank to him made it a passion project for him.

Some of Marvel has been hit or miss, but I urge you to give the new #1s a shot. If they are written well, they may surprise in how marvelous they are. New Captain Marvel has been a pretty phenom read too.

So don't be dissuaded by the negative spins from people afraid of change. If it wasn't for this new Marvel approach, we wouldn't have even gotten the absolutely stellar Hawkeye comics we've been getting lately.

I agree with you snowflakian. I think it's kinda cool some of the changes they have made. I always find it interesting when someone other than Steve Rogers, Bruce Wayne, Peter Parker etc. get a chance to carry on the legacy of their predecessors. Plus its gotta be hard to write for some of these characters who have been around for decades and have limits on what you can and can't do and have to acknowledge sometimes 70 years of continuity. I'm mixed race too so it's cool to see diversity in comics. Dr. Strange movie is coming out and hopefully they get... You know... An Asian actor to play Wong.

Also I wonder whats up with the SDCC exclusive for 4" collectors.