Marvel: Your Universe Thread

[Gemini]

Ok....so there's not tiara or chain belt (on Thor Cage). BUT HE'S SPEAKING JIVE!!!!!

Are you saying Black people can't speak jive?

Now who's being racist?

No it's not.

You people are so racist! Stop encouraging stereotypes!

What do you mean YOU people?

 

[Ice]

What do you mean YOU people?

What do YOU mean YOU people?!

 

[Iceshadow]

Ok....so there's not tiara or chain belt (on Thor Cage). BUT HE'S SPEAKING JIVE!!!!!

Cut him some slack Jack!

 

[Gemini]

What do YOU mean YOU people?!

Well, what do YOU mean YOU people?!

 

[Ice]

For Doom. Bwuahaha!!

 

[Iceshadow]

VVD sure loves his money.

 

[Captain Canuck]

Awww, it's okay.
*hugs Doom*

"Took a whole lotta tryin',
Just to get up that hill.
Now we're up in the big leagues..."

 

[Ultimate Houde]

They must be in Doom's bedroom.

 

[E]

Can someone clear up Hulk/Incredible Hulk numbering for me? I'm trying to organize things for TPBWiki and have no idea what's going on. Is the Loeb series a separate series? Are there two series going on?

 

[Gemini]

Pak's run on started with Incredible Hulk #601

Loeb's series is still seperate, except Incredible Hulk #600 is pretty much this an annual for the series

 

[Victor Von Doom]

For Doom. Bwuahaha!!

VVD sure loves his money.

Awww, it's okay.
*hugs Doom*

"Took a whole lotta tryin',
Just to get up that hill.
Now we're up in the big leagues..."

They must be in Doom's bedroom.

I just saw all this.


It doesn't matter what Luke Cage does.....all the world will ever see is a yellow disco shirt and tiara.

You know how I know?







































































































This is how.....

Sigh. :x

 

[Iceshadow]

To be fair, if the My Little Pony was just in a T-shirt and jeans I don't think anyone would recognize it.

 

[Victor Von Doom]

I look at that and I want to hurl my monitor at the first white person I see.

 

[Iceshadow]

What about this:

 

[Random]

Or this:

 

[E]

Pak's run on started with Incredible Hulk #601

Loeb's series is still seperate, except Incredible Hulk #600 is pretty much this an annual for the series

I still don't get it.

Was Loeb's run a relaunch? Or was it a second book that ran concurrently with the original?

 

[Ice]

I still don't get it.

Was Loeb's run a relaunch? Or was it a second book that ran concurrently with the original?

The latter.

 

[ProjectX2]

As far as I know, the original series changed to Incredible Hercules and Loeb's Hulk was a new title. And then somehow the original Hulk title returned and all three were coming out.

 

[Zombipanda]

I still don't get it.

Was Loeb's run a relaunch? Or was it a second book that ran concurrently with the original?

Heh. This gets retardedly confusing.

So... Volume one of The Incredible Hulk was just six issues long and won't ever be revisited because it's such a small number. After that, Hulk spent about fifty issues as the lead of Tales to Astonish which then became The Incredible Hulk (volume 2) and lasted for almost five hundred issues until 1999. Then they cancelled that in 1999 and released a new number one under the name Hulk (volume one), which then took the numbering and title for The Incredible Hulk (volume 2) after issue eleven. Then, in 2008, they cancelled The Incredible Hulk (volume two, I guess?) and launched The Incredible Hercules, which took the numbering for Hulk (volume one). They also relaunched a new Hulk (volume 2), which Loeb was writing. Then, just a few months ago, they starting publishing The Incredible Hulk (volume 2) again, using the numbering of basically every Hulk book that's ever been published. So, to summarize, the books that are currently being published using Hulk numbering are...

Hulk (volume 2), which is still numbered in double digits, consisting only of the numbering since Loeb started the book.
The Incredible Hercules (volume 1), which consists of the numbering for Hulk, volume one plus The Incredible Hulk, volume three, which were the same book. As a result, it's a hundred some issues in. Not terribly complicated but still ****ing confusing.
The Incredible Hulk (volume 2), which continued the numbering from Tales to Astonish and continued publication for decades. It was relaunched with a number 600 by cumulatively adding the issues it had when it went on hiatus with the numbering from Hulk (volume 1) and The Incredible Hulk (volume 3) (which again, shared numbering with each other and which are presently being published with that very numbering as Incredible Hercules), PLUS fourteen or so issues of Loeb's [/i]Hulk[/i] (volume 2) which is similarly continuing its numbering without the slightest worry.

:roll: Someone should make a venn diagram. I at least think that's how it worked. It's possible that The Incredible Hulk started numbering again in the late 500's when Loeb's book launched?

 

[E]

Heh. This gets retardedly confusing.

So... Volume one of The Incredible Hulk was just six issues long and won't ever be revisited because it's such a small number. After that, Hulk spent about fifty issues as the lead of Tales to Astonish which then became The Incredible Hulk (volume 2) and lasted for almost five hundred issues until 1999. Then they cancelled that in 1999 and released a new number one under the name Hulk (volume one), which then took the numbering and title for The Incredible Hulk (volume 2) after issue eleven. Then, in 2008, they cancelled The Incredible Hulk (volume two, I guess?) and launched The Incredible Hercules, which took the numbering for Hulk (volume one). They also relaunched a new Hulk (volume 2), which Loeb was writing. Then, just a few months ago, they starting publishing The Incredible Hulk (volume 2) again, using the numbering of basically every Hulk book that's ever been published. So, to summarize, the books that are currently being published using Hulk numbering are...

Hulk (volume 2), which is still numbered in double digits, consisting only of the numbering since Loeb started the book.
The Incredible Hercules (volume 1), which consists of the numbering for Hulk, volume one plus The Incredible Hulk, volume three, which were the same book. As a result, it's a hundred some issues in. Not terribly complicated but still ****ing confusing.
The Incredible Hulk (volume 2), which continued the numbering from Tales to Astonish and continued publication for decades. It was relaunched with a number 600 by cumulatively adding the issues it had when it went on hiatus with the numbering from Hulk (volume 1) and The Incredible Hulk (volume 3) (which again, shared numbering with each other and which are presently being published with that very numbering as Incredible Hercules), PLUS fourteen or so issues of Loeb's [/i]Hulk[/i] (volume 2) which is similarly continuing its numbering without the slightest worry.

:roll: Someone should make a venn diagram. I at least think that's how it worked. It's possible that The Incredible Hulk started numbering again in the late 500's when Loeb's book launched?

That's more or less what I was looking for. Thanks.

Trying to figure out how this translates to TPBs that have been released...