Integration

Dr Kain · 12-02-2019, 10:08 AM

I've pretty much given up on all modern day comics. I read this Doctor Strange book last month where he teamed up with other Sorcerer Supremes and there seemed to be way too much angst and less super heroing. It's sad when the highlight of a Doctor Strange book is Spider-Man's quippage and a joke dealing with Howard the Duck.

There's so much stuff for me to read fromm the Silver Age and Bronze Age that I don't even really feel the need to read the current books. It also doesn't help that the continuity of modern books is so screwed up. I go to my local library and they have like 4 Volume 1s from one character and they're all comics from the last like 5 years. How the hell does a character keep getting rebooted and still have new books coming out? Usually if a character didn't sell they ended it and that was it. There was no, "Well let's try again with a different team and a new origin."

12-02-2019, 10:08 AM	#58170
Dr Kain King of Nerdom Join Date: May 2012 Location: Melbourne FL Posts: 11,861	I've pretty much given up on all modern day comics. I read this Doctor Strange book last month where he teamed up with other Sorcerer Supremes and there seemed to be way too much angst and less super heroing. It's sad when the highlight of a Doctor Strange book is Spider-Man's quippage and a joke dealing with Howard the Duck. There's so much stuff for me to read fromm the Silver Age and Bronze Age that I don't even really feel the need to read the current books. It also doesn't help that the continuity of modern books is so screwed up. I go to my local library and they have like 4 Volume 1s from one character and they're all comics from the last like 5 years. How the hell does a character keep getting rebooted and still have new books coming out? Usually if a character didn't sell they ended it and that was it. There was no, "Well let's try again with a different team and a new origin." __________________ Last edited by Dr Kain; 12-02-2019 at 10:14 AM..