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NRAMA: Anything else on Kick-Ass before we move onto Wolverine?

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MM: Yes. You want to read issue two tonight for free? Well, just go here to http://forums.millarworld.tv/index.php?showtopic=79624 and post your email address before 5.30pm New York time. The only specification is that you need to also provide a link to your review site to prove you're kosher. Once you do this, you'll receive issue two in a matter of hours and get an advance gawp without shelling out that ghastly $2.99 that only goes straight to Johnny's Italian mobster buddies anyway.

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Tony Stark (sowas von kaputtgeschrieben)
Steve Rogers (kaputter als das gehts gar nicht mehr)
Peter Parker (hat man zwar auf unelegante Weise ausgebügelt, aber beim CW ein Totalausfall)

Quoted from "Claw"

Ist irgendeinem schon mal in den Sinn gekommen, dass es auch 2 von einer Art geben könnte?
z.B.Spidey in der eigenen Serie ist Peter, in New Avengers ist es aber ein Skrull!
Schließlich will bendis ja (angeblich) Continuity Probleme damit aus der welt schaffen?!

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HERO INITIATIVE ANNOUNCES MIKE WIERINGO TRIBUTE BOOK
When artist Mike Wieringo suddenly passed away last August, the acclaimed artist was in the midst of his latest work for Marvel Comics, a What If? story about the Fantastic Four, starring the “replacement team” of Spider-Man, the gray Hulk, Ghost Rider and Wolverine. ‘Ringo was only seven pages into the story’s 27 total pages when he died, and for months the script and unfinished story went on the shelf.

Now, Marvel Comics has provided access to the script and ‘Ringo’s art to The Hero Initiative, while Mike’s friends have stepped in to finish the story. The completed work: What If…This Was The Fantastic Four?: A Tribute to Mike Wieringo, now a 48 page tribute, will ship in June.

Artists for the tribute include: Jeff Parker, Arthur Adams, Paul Renaud, Stuart Immonen, Cully Hamner, Alan Davis, David Williams, Sanford Greene, Humberto Ramos, Skottie Young, Mike Allred, Barry Kitson, and Val Staples. Cover artwork is by Mike Wieringo and Paul Mounts, and The Hero Initiative is publishing the book with the full suport of both Marvel Comics, and the family of Mike Wieringo.

"It happened pretty much out of the blue,” The Hero Initiative President Jim McLauchlin told Newsarama. “Marvel Publisher Dan Buckley was the guy who called. He said that when Mike had passed, he was in the middle of this What If? book. The script was done and paid for, and Mike had completed seven pages. They were happy to hand all that over to us free of charge, and have us work on getting other artists to finish up the book.

"Nate Cosby and Mark Paniccia were the editors on the Marvel end, and we worked hand-in-hand with them in lining up the talent roster. I was pretty amazed at just how 'collaborative' the whole process was. Jeff Parker wrote the book, and Jeff was a good friend of ’Ringo's as well. Jeff threw in with suggestions, and we had these massive email chains between myself, Jeff, Nate and Mark as we lined up the guys. Nate and Mark were great at letting anyone steer the ship. Like I say, very collaborative."

Karl Kesel provided the inks for Ringo’s pages as well as many of the additional pages.

“Karl scans the penciled pages, and prints off a blueline copy. He then inks that, so there are two originals when he works that way—a pencil original and an inked original. Karl was kind enough to donate all his ink originals to Hero, and many of the other artists are donating their pages as well. We're looking toward doing some sort of massive event at HeroesCon in Charlotte, NC, June 20-22. We'll have a lot of the talent involved at that con, so we'll do a massive signing, and likely auction off the original pages as well.”

As for the original art?

"Matt Wieringo, Mike's brother, has Mike's pencil originals from this issue, as it should be,” McLauchlin said. “They're rather precious to him. He was kind enough to loan us two pages so we could display them at the Orlando MegaCon in March to show off the work we had in progress."

And how do these new pages look?

"It's always tough to pick a 'favorite' page when you have so many guys and so many styles on a book like this, but if I had to choose, I'd probably go with Cully Hamner's page. It's a great Dr. Doom page, and Cully just puts so much personality into Doom. He's so wonderfully imperious and arrogant in the body language. He's just total Doom. Most the artists were very generous in doing this. Many offered to do their pages for free, but legally speaking, some consideration must be paid to secure copyright. So most artists did the work for $1 a page.

"I think the book was originally planned at 24 pages, a bit over the today-traditional 22. But when we started lining up guys, Parker had a chance to open up a few scenes, and expanded it to a 27-page story. There are a lot of friends and co-workers of Mike who have contributed written tributes and cartoons as well, so the finished product is 48 pages, all told. Matt Wieringo even writes an intro."

What If…This Was The Fantastic Four?: A Tribute to Mike Wieringo, is listed in Diamond Previews and the Previews Order Form under “Hero Initiative,” for June-shipping titles. The book retails for $4.99. For more information about The Hero Initiative, call 310-909-7809 or visit www.HeroInitiative.org.

Quoted from "Claw"

DAS sowieso!
Oder ein Logan besteht aus mehreren Skrulls die dann immer so tun, als ob sie nachwachsende Körperteile wären

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Peter Parker KANN kein Skrull sein, da die Autoren schon bis zur ASM 600 die Brand New Day Stories vorbereitete haben - und das sind Monate länger, als Secret Invasion dauern wird.

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Peter Parker KANN kein Skrull sein, da die Autoren schon bis zur ASM 600 die Brand New Day Stories vorbereitete haben - und das sind Monate länger, als Secret Invasion dauern wird.

Jaja vor einiger zeit hieß es auch der ganze Back in Black krempel für 5 Jahre geplant ist.

Quoted from "Tyler Durden"

Jaja vor einiger zeit hieß es auch der ganze Back in Black krempel für 5 Jahre geplant ist.