Stan Lee talks Marvel movies

[Flightpath07]

Stan Lee talks Marvel movies


http://comicbook.com/blog/2013/09/17...g-to-stan-lee/


Not seeing any Alpha Flight in that list. Seems they are pulling out and using a lot of 2nd, 3rd, and 4th stringers. Moe than a little sad/disgusted that no Flight is happening. Its somewhat insulting, actually.

[Phil]

They all sell better and have bigger fan-bases than AF though.
And I'd say that everyone on that list are 3rd stringers at worst.

[Flightpath07]

Inhumans? Sigh...personal opinion is they are right off the fret board!

[after3]

If it's alpha related and you need any illustrations or some short animation, I'm your man.

[Jason Eberly]

I haven't liked the direction Marvel has taken The Inhumans for some time now...I'd say since about the Paul Jenkins/Jae Lee mini around '99 or so. They've turned them from a hidden society who basically are trying to avoid the rest of humanity into this big cosmic race that seems to want to get involved in everything everyone is doing.

Marvel always seems to want to push The Inhumans, but The Inhumanoids still lingers in limbo since 1987...no justice, I tell ya!

[Flightpath07]

The Inhumanoids still lingers in limbo since 1987...no justice, I tell ya!

I preferred 1982's Parasite. One of Demi Moore's first acting roles.

[Jason Eberly]

I preferred 1982's Parasite. One of Demi Moore's first acting roles.

I was talking about the 1986-87 toyline/cartoon/Marvel Star imprint comic. The comic only lasted four issues and ended on a cliffhanger.

Speaking of the Star imprint...did Peter Porker, Spider-Ham ever guest-star any members of Alpha Flight (funny animal version)? I can't remember.

[rplass]

Hell yeah, two issues in the Alpha Flight Collection. The 2nd story of PPSSH#6 and the cover of PPSSH#11. The story is mentioned on this site: http://alphaflightcollector.wordpres...ful-this-week/

Love,
rplass

[Flightpath07]

I was talking about the 1986-87 toyline/cartoon/Marvel Star imprint comic.

Don't mind my sense of humour.

Seriously though, Inhumanoids does sound like a cheesy B-1980's sci-fi movie.

[Phil]

and the cover of PPSSH#11.

Do you mean the anniversary frame of #12 or have I missed something?

[rplass]

Yes I meant the anniversary frame.

[Le Messor]

Well, the Inhumans are getting their own major Marvel crossover soon.
Where a bunch of people around the world get turned into Inhumans. You know, like how in Fear Itself, a bunch of people around the world got turned into Thor or in Spider Island, a bunch of people around New York got turned into Spider-Man, or in Planet Hulk, a bunch of people around another world got turned into the Hulk, or in Maximum Carnage, a bunch of people around got turned into Carnage.

Who says Marvel isn't the house of ideas anymore?

~ Le Messor
Nanny: "Now, I've had it up to here! Where is that baby?"
Wednesday: "Which part?"

[Alphan East]

BEST... SARCASM... EVER !!!
Kudos Le Messor.

[Mokole]

Don't worry, I'm sure they'll come up with an idea where a character, maybe an insane one, goes back in time or in some other way rewrites history so they can finally do stories about a dystopian present where mutants rule.

[Le Messor]

Thanks, Alphan East. Mokole, your idea will come. It will come.