Marvel Comics - The End10207

Originally Posted by dielinfinite
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Originally Posted by Siggy
I never believe their promises anymore.

I don’t see them making any promises

They’re not saying that publication of these characters will end after these stories, only that they’re meant to be the final stories for these characters in some plausible future in the way All-Star Superman did. From the summaries, for example, Miles Morales, portrayed as a teenager in the current stories, is now pushing past middle age, and the Venom story follows the Venom symbiote in the future after having lived over a trillion years

Originally Posted by Studley_Dudley
I remember the last time they did a Captain Marvel The End. That one hit close to home when I read it.

Originally Posted by sportshort
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Originally Posted by X51
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Originally Posted by Studley_Dudley
I remember the last time they did a Captain Marvel The End. That one hit close to home when I read it.

I found it to be highly annoying. I liked the character.

Not annoying (actually a great read)for me but I didn't like it cause I loved (the real) Captain Marvel, when he died it sucked.

Originally Posted by Darkseid_of_town
People who die are losers and failures, interesting take.

Originally Posted by Darkseid_of_town
So like supergirl dying in crisis or flash...or in justice league of America 101 when Red Tornado sacarificed himself to save the world, those were all losers and failures?

How is that uninspiring when a person rises above others and places his or her most sacred possession, their life, on the line for another or others?

Cant being a hero sometimes mean dying for a cause, ideal or belief?

Originally Posted by Darkseid_of_town
I think what becomes particularly annoying is when someone without benefit of reading the stories or comics attempts to lump every death as a failure by a loser,( thus creating a simplification) so that it becomes simple to place them all in one basket, (called a generalization) and dismiss them all.

The jesus plot was the concept of someone sacarificing themselves for the benefit of all....surely you have to have some inkling that characters like the comedian, or supergirl or flash, or (insert name) may/may not have had deaths where that plot summary applies.


Its already been done....yes and?

It ends the character....not necessarily depending the way reason and circumstances of that character....(see Deadman, spectre, etc)


It only works if you end the character...see above.....again, oversimplification to make everything the Jesus plot and then whine about it always being the same, is disgenius because it was you that cast everything as the same plot device to begin with , rather than allowing their differences, and actually reading the stories correct?


we are going to see flashbacks and playbacks...umm if you ignored it in the first version, when it began why would subsequent retellings be any type of problem you could begin to even attempt to place on the counter to argue with?



Again things are only a rehash when they are, often they are NOT..but you have to READ the stories and KNOW what they are about to see IF they are or are NOT