I have not yet read all of these (and some of them I don not want to read), but I just want to add that Miles Morales: Ultimate Spider-Man is an infuriatingly slow burn, if you do not like decompression DO NOT read it.
Sansa's story so far has been a perfect example of a person trapped in a hopeless situation, while trying to make the least bad decision at every turn. Which she has done pretty well after season 1.
There is an all female x-men series right now, it's just called "X-Men". I can't comment on the quality, but according to the comics forum I frequent it's pretty good (always be weary of these these forums as they quickly turns into echo chambers).
Thor is male name. It's equal to call your daughter John? It makes no sense. The "mantle" should have been "God/Goddess of Thunder".
As for a woman being the Goddess of Thunder, why not? Giving the hammer to someone else could turn out interesting.
I am relatively new to comics, I have for some time thought about what DC comics I should give a try (apart from the two "Beyond" books). But this podcast didn't really encourage me to give any of the "main" DC books a try.
Holy crap I am watching the Netherlands v Argentina game right now. It's more eventful to watch paint dry. It almost as if both teams want to get to the penalty shoot-out.
With 3 left of the match the Netherlands has had 3 shots none hit the goal.
I have only read his "The Ultimates" 1 & 2 and "Ultimate X-Men" that some good stuff. The movie version Nick Fury is taken directly out of "The Ultimates".
I agree with the 3/5 score, but for different reasons. I too was against killing Peter Parker (mostly due to the way he was killed, the fact that Miles is the least interesting character in his own book doesn't help).
The book suffers from "severe Bendis-syndrome" aka. decompression. The...
Completely agree with the review. I have played a lot of magic and this is just the perfect opportunity to play for some hours one day then come back a week later.
One more thing the ranking system us genius. You play until you loose as much as you win, then you analyze what the meta is on...
By studying the genome of a 7000 year old skeleton found in Northern Spain researchers found that the man had dark skin and blue eyes. Furthermore the skeleton has share DNA with a skeleton found in eastern Siberia.
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2014/01/140126134643.htm
I guess...
AWESOME art!
The power structures in feudal Japan wasn't that much different from the power structures of feudal Europe. I am pretty sure that an author with a good knowledge of feudal Japan's social norms could have made "A song of ice and fire - Japanese style".
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