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[chap22]

Right??? After she showed up in Avengers, I actually went to the back issues to get her first appearance (an Amazing Spidr-Man annual if I recall). She was A-List in my book. And then it just went downhill...

Annual 16!! loved that ish

[chap22]

I really liked Ellis' Thunderbolts.

I agree with Twigg about Y being one of BKV's weakest books. The other stuff is amazing.

This Y-bashing is just crazy talk. You people are weird

[rdrsfn82]

The Ellis Thunderbolts run is entertaining enough, but it's not like a true Thunderbolts team. It's just a straight up villain book about villains doing fucked up shit.

And honestly, I prefer the way Bendis handled that stuff in Dark Avengers.

[Stephen Day]

Truth. Nobody but Stern has ever had any idea what to do with her

Agreed, the character has fallen a long ways from the days when she was the Avengers' official leader.

[chap22]

The Ellis Thunderbolts run is entertaining enough, but it's not like a true Thunderbolts team. It's just a straight up villain book about villains doing fucked up shit.

And honestly, I prefer the way Bendis handled that stuff in Dark Avengers.

thar

[Stephen Day]

The Ellis Thunderbolts run is entertaining enough, but it's not like a true Thunderbolts team. It's just a straight up villain book about villains doing fucked up shit.

And honestly, I prefer the way Bendis handled that stuff in Dark Avengers.

I liked it, but that's my problem too, it doesn't really match all that well with the rest of the series' time periods. The only period that fits less was the whole Fightbolts thing, and the less said about that, the better.

[alaska1125]

Annual 16!! loved that ish

Ah, yes! Me too!!!

[ElijahSnowFan]

Ah, yes! Me too!!!

That makes three!

[chap22]

I liked it, but that's my problem too, it doesn't really match all that well with the rest of the series' time periods. The only period that fits less was the whole Fightbolts thing, and the less said about that, the better.

What is this "Fightbolts" nonsense of which you speak? I know for a fact no such abomination ever happened, and frankly it sounds made up. A pox on you for daring suggest The existence of such a travesty

[rdrsfn82]

I liked it, but that's my problem too, it doesn't really match all that well with the rest of the series' time periods. The only period that fits less was the whole Fightbolts thing, and the less said about that, the better.

I think the fact the run was so short, combined with the lack of any kind of character growth, just kind of makes it an odd blip on the radar rather than some amazing story or anything.

I'd probably like it more if Bendis didn't do better stuff with basically the same group and idea on a longer run with more character growth and whatnot in both Dark Avengers and in the background of the rest of his Avengers run.

[ReturnoftheMack]

This Y-bashing is just crazy talk. You people are weird

I liked most of Y. I think some parts were boring and the end wasn't very good.

I just think BKV's other stuff is much better.

[alaska1125]

I liked it, but that's my problem too, it doesn't really match all that well with the rest of the series' time periods. The only period that fits less was the whole Fightbolts thing, and the less said about that, the better.

Did anybody buy Fightbolts? Who thought " Hey, here's a great idea?" about that concept anyway?

[Stephen Day]

What is this "Fightbolts" nonsense of which you speak? I know for a fact no such abomination ever happened, and frankly it sounds made up. A pox on you for daring suggest The existence of such a travesty

OK, fair enough, I deserve that.

[Herald]

Craig James killed five hookers dressed as Sue Digby.

Then I'm glad I don't know any "Sue Digby".

[chap22]

Did anybody buy Fightbolts? Who though " Hey, here's a great idea?" about hat concept anyway?

I believe that would be Jemas