[Captain Nash]

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Originally Posted by Panther

I always thought reading comic books made us better people. When it comes to superheroes, we are in a lot of ways reading about the best of humanity, and still some of us can't help but be jerks. That's what's crap.

I only collect Classic Comic based Marvel Legends and MCU Marvel Legends. A few months ago I said I'd be selling my lot of other comic figures I had, but I ran into a dilemma. My younger cousin has three boys who love Marvel and DC characters, but have only seen the movies, Disney cartoons, and t-shirts at Target. Instead of bashing these kids because they are "MCU lovers", I packed up all the figures I was going to give away, a trade paperback of Infinity Gauntlet, and took it to their house. That was a little over a month ago. Yesterday I bought them the Marvel Encyclopedia. Now these kids can't get enough of reading about these characters and have access to comic book Marvel Legends. I told their mother if she's looking for more classic based characters to try the Vintage Line as a starter. See how that's done? Does no good to be an old GET OFF MY LAWN stubborn jerk, but it does all the good to take my hand and knowledge to give direction.

That is awesome! Expanding the minds of the youth to a variety of stories of the characters they like. Never a bad thing! Of course, if this tips the scale for them to be more marvel than DC fans, that's a bonus! (just kidding on that last. mainly).