Hulk - Mayan Rule

[Le Messor]

1. Agree on the Rick Jones making the comment reading. I think it's made out of ignorance and Machine Man's answer is kinda telling every non-AF fan reading the book "You think all of AF is mutants? Wrong!"

Yes, that's a possible interpretation, one that works well.

Snowbird can transform into the creature Sasquatch because Tanaraq's possession of Walter Langkowski happened in Canada, and therefore under her domain. Then doesn't this mean that any possession of a human by a Great Beast in Canada (for example Tundra's possession of her father) falls under the same category?

I don't think that was about possession so much as creating a new creature (Sasquatch) by combining the two:

And though Walter Langkowski was no native of the north, the creature he created, the hybrig melding of himself and Tanaraq, was.

(#23).

3. Sas powers two gods, but A-Bomb powers only one. Does this imply that Sas is made of two seperate entities? Or that Sas is more powerful?

From some of the dialogue around it, I'd say it's just about having a lot of power.

she has taken the form of Tundra, but she has taken the form of Neooqtoq the Ravager as well

When was all that again? I'm thinking the Hearbreakers special?

- Le Messor
"In matters of conscience, the law of majority has no place."

[-K-M-]

When was all that again? I'm thiking the Hearbreakers special?

- Le Messor
"In matters of conscience, the law of majority has no place."

Tundra was in Alpha Flight #8 (Vol.4), and Neooqtoq was in Incredible Hercules #119

[Le Messor]

Thanks!

[-K-M-]

She did take the form of Nanook, the God of Polar Bears in the Hearbreakers special though.

[Flightpath07]

I enjoyed issue 57. Alpha at least played some importance and got a little more page-time.

[-K-M-]

Yeah I liked it, and I dig the new Machine Man look. I even got Machine Man #1 so I'm a fan

Still didn't like how the Great Beasts origins were ignored though

[cmdrkoenig67]

I really liked this story and it was nice to see Alpha back in the fight in the end.

Dana

[Flightpath07]

There are some rumours circulating that Red She-Hulk comes about because Red Hulk dies.

[Phil]

I've heard that Red Hulk's gonna lead the new Thunderbolts team/title...

[Flightpath07]

I've heard that Red Hulk's gonna lead the new Thunderbolts team/title...

You could be right. The rumour I heard was somebody trying to explain why Red She Hulk gets her own title where she takes on all the Marvel heroes, which has been leaked somewhere; daddy being dead, made sense.

[Phil]

http://www.comicbookresources.com/?p...ticle&id=40965

Booyah!

Way's work has been pretty solid in my opinion (forgetting the Hudson family tree part...) so I may pick this up to appease my loss of Uncanny X-Force. I'll definitely get #1...

[Flightpath07]

Further, White teased the Thunderbolts roster will continue to grow with more characters to be revealed over the first few issues.

Captain America, Iron Man, Cyclops, Emma Frost, and Wolverine, anyone? lol.

[Legerd]

Captain America, Iron Man, Cyclops, Emma Frost, and Wolverine, anyone? lol.

Don't forget Spider-man and Thor! Honestly, am I the only one getting tired of seeing the same faces recycled over and over? Aren't there a hundred other characters they could use?

[Le Messor]

Don't forget Spider-man and Thor! Honestly, am I the only one getting tired of seeing the same faces recycled over and over?

You are not... a lot of people are.

- Le Messor
Willow, in the magic shop: "I feel like a witch in a magic shop."

[Phil]

But are a lot of people?
Sales show that the majority of fans want these same faces.

Take Avengers pre-Wolverine & Spider-Man joining it and sales then to sales when they joined/now.
The majority of the comics buying public want/are happy with/settle for the norm.

Even the amount of people online that vocalise any dislike of Marvel is a tiny percentage of the people who actually buy books, even in this day and age.