ultimatedjf
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He's thee great one's bro.
Goodbye
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Nurhachi
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oooh my bad.
Sorry Fried. That was pretty harsh
Sorry Fried. That was pretty harsh
Ultimate Fried
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Nurhachi said:oooh my bad.
Sorry Fried. That was pretty harsh
It's ok just remember who you are and what you stand for...................
PURE EVIL :twisted:
ultimatedjf
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I'll have what Rene's having.
The Captain
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considering this to be a serious thread, id pick uff if i were to vote, but im not going to vote......because no matter what happens, if any of these books get canceled its obvious it would be the ultimates at this point...unless someone takes over for millar, the book is going the way of the dodo...first captain marvel, (although not as good) and now the ultimates
Nurhachi
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René said:
better then tasting like fish :crazy:
fantomex
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I voted UXM cause i like where the other titles are going.
The Captain
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fantomex, i love you!! where have you been buddy!!!
thee great one
Master of TOG-fu.
I am not going to vote because I don't want any of them to get canceled because their all so good.
compound
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Ultimate Spider-Man: The End
From a commercial perspective, I see no point in canelling ANY of the Ultimate titles -- and definitely NOT at this point, when none of their story-line potential has been fully optmized yet.
Having said that, it would be easiest to end Ultimate Spider-Man, because there's already a built-in storyline conceit for it -- forcing him to join the Ultimates on his 18th birthday. He only has two major supporting chactacters whose relationship with him *needs* to be resolved, before the series could end, one of whom (Mary Jane) can be easily cut off with an enforced break-up, with the added bonus of seeing Peter attempt to deal with the fallout like a real human being, rather than angsting over it like a self-centered drama-king Dashboard Confessional wannabe. Spidey, the character, would then appear in Ultimates, the series.
Besides, as Hawkeye's example proves, it's possible for an Ultimate hero to have a *relatively* well-adjusted personal life, outside of his world-saving "career", once you allow for the reality of the increased hazards of his/her line of work.
From a commercial perspective, I see no point in canelling ANY of the Ultimate titles -- and definitely NOT at this point, when none of their story-line potential has been fully optmized yet.
Having said that, it would be easiest to end Ultimate Spider-Man, because there's already a built-in storyline conceit for it -- forcing him to join the Ultimates on his 18th birthday. He only has two major supporting chactacters whose relationship with him *needs* to be resolved, before the series could end, one of whom (Mary Jane) can be easily cut off with an enforced break-up, with the added bonus of seeing Peter attempt to deal with the fallout like a real human being, rather than angsting over it like a self-centered drama-king Dashboard Confessional wannabe. Spidey, the character, would then appear in Ultimates, the series.
Besides, as Hawkeye's example proves, it's possible for an Ultimate hero to have a *relatively* well-adjusted personal life, outside of his world-saving "career", once you allow for the reality of the increased hazards of his/her line of work.
ourchair
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Off-topic: This exchange is about the closest you can get to dirty material without getting censored, I say.René said:
