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Posted by Ned Leeds Jr. on June 15, 1997 at 05:15:14 PDT > I attended the Heroes Return question and answer session at Heroes Con today and learned the following. Sharon Carter will be back, Cap. to return to Japan and question Americas involvement in the tradations of other nations. There is going to be a WWII Invaders issue, Cap. will seek out someone to train incase he ever vansishes again. And more info to come tommorow. > Hal. I'm psyched that Waid is coming back to this book, but......this "training" thing smacks of another Bucky.....one Robin in two universes is enough. Hasn't Cap made several statements concerning the unwarrented dangers of having sidekicks??? ...or was that on in having younger sidekicks.....or maybe it was a roundhouse kick....Hey!!!! This is a kick!!!!
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Posted by Ned Leeds Jr. on June 15, 1997 at 05:38:19 PDT
> I am interested in finding out if anyone has a copy of the 2-volume Wow....you're the second person who has come here looking for this in the past month. A friend of mine owns a comic store in Clark Summit, Pa. He has one, but I'm not sure what he wants for it. You should know that it came out 7 years ago and it originally sold for $75 .....I haven't seen many around. Eric's comic shop is called "Unknown Comics" and you should be able to get his number from an information search on the web. I don't have his number or address in front of me....good luck.
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Posted by Red Norvell on June 15, 1997 at 06:08:14 PDT
> > > > jamie > > Happy Birthday, > Bubba2 I've also noticed that Rob tries to incorporate his own face into almost every male character. It's very noticable with Cap, but I find that even Thor looks like him. Has anyone else noticed this? Maybe it's just coincedence... -Red Norvell Host = hal-ns1-12.netcom.ca (207.181.94.76) |
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Posted by Hal/Wally in 2000 on June 15, 1997 at 07:15:59 PDT > > I attended the Heroes Return question and answer session at Heroes Con today and learned the following. Sharon Carter will be back, Cap. to return to Japan and question Americas involvement in the tradations of other nations. There is going to be a WWII Invaders issue, Cap. will seek out someone to train incase he ever vansishes again. And more info to come tommorow. > > Hal. > I'm psyched that Waid is coming back to this book, but......this "training" thing smacks of another Bucky.....one Robin in two universes is enough. Hasn't Cap made several statements concerning the unwarrented dangers of having sidekicks??? ...or was that on in having younger sidekicks.....or maybe it was a roundhouse kick....Hey!!!! This is a kick!!!! > Ned they said it would not be a sidekick, that the person would not be around all that much. It was just incase Cap. leaves again, ex. Froze in WWII, and Heroes Resuck. . Hal Host = pm-jax2-65.coastalnet.com (205.245.112.65) |
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Posted by THE ORIGINAL ZEMO on June 15, 1997 at 09:01:16 PDT
THIS NEW HEROES REBORN SERIES IS AN EXCITING REJUVIANTION OF COMIC BOOK LORE. IF ANYONE OUT THERE HAS A SIGNED NUMBER ONE ISSUE OF CAPTAIN AMERICA: HEROES REBORN PLEASE INFORM IF YOU WANT TO SELL. THIS IS MY FIRST TIME ON THE NET AND I CAN'T TELL YOU HOW EXCITED I AM TO FIND A CAPTAIN AMERICA WEBSITE!!!!! Host = 1Cust4.Max20.Dallas.TX.MS.UU.NET (153.35.185.132) |
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Posted by Batroc on June 15, 1997 at 11:19:56 PDT
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Posted by The Plaid Skull on June 15, 1997 at 11:54:45 PDT
> Kurt left the board last week. Now, I see a post from someone Yeah!! And now we can name the subjects of our posts,"Hey,Walt!" over and over and over and over again!!!
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Posted by Falcon on June 15, 1997 at 12:14:21 PDT
> > Falcon > I'm assuming you mean a New message? Just scroll to the bottom of the screen. There is a box down there for new messages. > Mike.... Actually, I meant how does one attach a file. Falcon Host = 194.middletown-004.va.dial-access.att.net (207.116.99.194) |
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Posted by Falcon on June 15, 1997 at 12:21:32 PDT
> > > Falcon > > I think (if memory serves; could be wrong) that Zeck left Cap to do Secret Wars....I think that's why I never bought Secret Wars (until years later). > > Rob > Rob...that is my memory too. We must get our memory chips at the same place!!!! Not drawing a character doesn't hold water as an excuse for lame artwork. Otherwise, I wouldn't dislike Liefeld as much....although Agent America does look pretty good...*snicker* > I guess you're right. I can't really make an excuse for MZ; except, perhaps that he sure had a lot of characters to draw. Another reason for the shabby look of SW, perhaps, is the fact that Bob Layton pencilled a few issues in between, and his work didn't seem up to par either. Falcon Host = 194.middletown-004.va.dial-access.att.net (207.116.99.194) |
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Posted by Falcon on June 15, 1997 at 12:23:14 PDT
> > > jamie > > > > Happy Birthday, > > Bubba2 > I've also noticed that Rob tries to incorporate his own face into almost every male character. It's very noticable with Cap, but I find that even Thor looks like him. Has anyone else noticed this? Maybe it's just coincedence... > -Red Norvell Actually, I have noticed that too. Very odd. Falcon Host = 194.middletown-004.va.dial-access.att.net (207.116.99.194) |
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Posted by Batroc on June 15, 1997 at 14:28:18 PDT
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Posted by Tobin Kennedy on June 15, 1997 at 18:03:42 PDT
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Posted by The Plaid Skull on June 15, 1997 at 18:35:26 PDT
> > > > > jamie > > > > > > Happy Birthday, > > > Bubba2 > > I've also noticed that Rob tries to incorporate his own face into almost every male character. It's very noticable with Cap, but I find that even Thor looks like him. Has anyone else noticed this? Maybe it's just coincedence... > > -Red Norvell > Actually, I have noticed that too. Very odd. > Falcon I've also noticed that! It's strange his facial features, the way he opens his mouth, his hair style even!! Weird.
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Posted by Michael Kaiser on June 15, 1997 at 20:01:49 PDT > > > I attended the Heroes Return question and answer session at Heroes Con today and learned the following. Sharon Carter will be back, Cap. to return to Japan and question Americas involvement in the tradations of other nations. There is going to be a WWII Invaders issue, Cap. will seek out someone to train incase he ever vansishes again. And more info to come tommorow. > > > Hal. > > I'm psyched that Waid is coming back to this book, but......this "training" thing smacks of another Bucky.....one Robin in two universes is enough. Hasn't Cap made several statements concerning the unwarrented dangers of having sidekicks??? ...or was that on in having younger sidekicks.....or maybe it was a roundhouse kick....Hey!!!! This is a kick!!!! > > > Ned they said it would not be a sidekick, that the person would not be around all that much. It was just incase Cap. leaves again, ex. Froze in WWII, and Heroes Resuck. . > Hal Gee I"m glad Waid and Garney are returning but I think Cap looking around for a replacement is a bit much. It isn't as if there aren't 3 bizillion other Marvel super heroes to take over once Cap is "gone". Host = mhl-ca5-26.ix.netcom.com (206.217.141.90) |
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Posted by Ned Leeds Jr. on June 16, 1997 at 06:33:30 PDT > > > > I attended the Heroes Return question and answer session at Heroes Con today and learned the following. Sharon Carter will be back, Cap. to return to Japan and question Americas involvement in the tradations of other nations. There is going to be a WWII Invaders issue, Cap. will seek out someone to train incase he ever vansishes again. And more info to come tommorow. > > > > Hal. > > > I'm psyched that Waid is coming back to this book, but......this "training" thing smacks of another Bucky.....one Robin in two universes is enough. Hasn't Cap made several statements concerning the unwarrented dangers of having sidekicks??? ...or was that on in having younger sidekicks.....or maybe it was a roundhouse kick....Hey!!!! This is a kick!!!! > > > > > Ned they said it would not be a sidekick, that the person would not be around all that much. It was just incase Cap. leaves again, ex. Froze in WWII, and Heroes Resuck. . > > Hal > Gee I"m glad Waid and Garney are returning but I think Cap looking around for a replacement is a bit much. It isn't as if there aren't 3 bizillion other Marvel super heroes to take over once Cap is "gone". Good point... there are lots of heroes in the Marvel universe.......look at Heroes Reborn ....our world survived just fine, although we missed them.
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Posted by Bubba2 on June 16, 1997 at 07:04:13 PDT > I attended the Heroes Return question and answer session at Heroes Con today and learned the following. Sharon Carter will be back, Cap. to return to Japan and question Americas involvement in the tradations of other nations. There is going to be a WWII Invaders issue, Cap. will seek out someone to train incase he ever vansishes again. And more info to come tommorow. > Hal. Actually, I like the idea of Cap training a replacement. Gives room for Jack Flag to come back or even the Falcon. Who knows, it opens up lots of possibilities for new characters--even a return of USAgent. At any rate, I think this plot device works well with Cap. Yes, there are lots of heroes to stand in the gap if he's gone, but are there very many with the ideals and training of Captain America? Oh yeah, one other point, this could well open up the opportunity for Batroc to become a "good" guy! Remember the conversation he had with Cap just before Cap "died" in Gru's run? The possibilities are endless, and in Waid's hands could result in a damn good story! Happy Birthday, Bubba2 Host = leo-percer.baylor.edu (129.62.3.126) |
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Posted by TLesch on June 16, 1997 at 08:14:26 PDT
> > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Falcon > > Wow, that's freaky, unless you were just joking, Ned... but to answer Falcon's question, I am the graphic artist for the merchandise division. Yes, it's just me. Been with PH about a year and a half. I also work for Marvel Mania, since it's another of our concepts. As far as training myself, I guess I was lucky, because I've always loved to read novels in addition to comics. I once worked for TSR as an illustrator, so I've been exposed to fantasy, sci-fi, etc. I may sound like a public service message here, but really, nothing beats a good book for entertainment. Your imagination can tell you things that no movie or comic could. Ah, the wondrous mind..... Ned, what did you do at PH? > Just joking??!??? Come on, when have youi known me to joke???....um bad question. I was in NYC for 5 years worked at PH in NYC for 3 months before landing a good waiting job at Harley and making lots more money.....BTW, it is not such a small world where PH is concerned....they have dozens of restaurants all over the world now... :-) > A Stallone Like Ned -Actually, there are a little over 70! Host = pm15-13.magicnet.net (206.104.204.206) |
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Posted by TLesch on June 16, 1997 at 08:17:46 PDT
> > > > Falcon > > I'm assuming you mean a New message? Just scroll to the bottom of the screen. There is a box down there for new messages. > > Mike.... > Actually, I meant how does one attach a file. > Falcon Micheal, I'd be happy to, I just need to know the proper format...Photoshop Tiff? How big can it be? Do I attach it to a post somehow? E-mail me on this if you like....thanx! Host = pm15-13.magicnet.net (206.104.204.206) |
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Posted by Hal/Wally in 2000 on June 16, 1997 at 08:55:44 PDT Waid and Garney also said that the Falcon would return to Cap. books. Yesssssssssssssssssssss, now only if bucky would come back. Hal Host = pm-jax1-50.coastalnet.com (205.245.112.50) |
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Posted by jamie on June 16, 1997 at 09:45:01 PDT Dear Readers, For some strange reason, I loved Captain America # 9 . Was it the art ? You bet ! The art changed drastically ( and The coloring also improved a thousand times better in just one But still remember, I'm one of those looking foward to jamie Host = bristlecone.frazmtn.com (204.212.38.12) |
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Posted by Michael Kaiser on June 16, 1997 at 12:00:58 PDT
Also good points, though Cap did not hand pick either John Walker (USAgent) or 50's Cap. The problem which bugs me the most about this idea is that if Cap is looking for a replacement, then that means he intends to someday be gone/fail. That is a poor attitude and one which Cap should not possess. Besides which, the only time he WAS gone was when he was frozen. They rest were self imposed exiles and or government intervention (in which case he couldn't choose his replacement anyway). However, on a good note, despite the fact they never work out, I like when Cap has a partner. It lets us see how truly great Cap is in comparison to his student as well as giving him someone to watch out for, protect. Gives his stories a little touch of family, instead of the lone crusader out to spread freedom and good will throughout America without ever stopping to look back at his own good deeds. Rambling Mike.... Host = mhl-ca2-08.ix.netcom.com (205.184.186.72) |
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Posted by Michael Kaiser on June 16, 1997 at 12:03:19 PDT > Waid and Garney also said that the Falcon would return to Cap. books. Yesssssssssssssssssssss, now only if bucky would come back. > Hal Bucky should NOT come back. Nuff said. Mike.... Host = mhl-ca2-08.ix.netcom.com (205.184.186.72) |
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Posted by Ned Leeds Jr. on June 16, 1997 at 12:19:56 PDT
> > Also good points, though Cap did not hand pick either John Walker (USAgent) or 50's Cap. > The problem which bugs me the most about this idea is that if Cap is looking for a replacement, then that means he intends to someday be gone/fail. That is a poor attitude and one which Cap should not possess. Besides which, the only time he WAS gone was when he was frozen. They rest were self imposed exiles and or government intervention (in which case he couldn't choose his replacement anyway). > However, on a good note, despite the fact they never work out, I like when Cap has a partner. It lets us see how truly great Cap is in comparison to his student as well as giving him someone to watch out for, protect. Gives his stories a little touch of family, instead of the lone crusader out to spread freedom and good will throughout America without ever stopping to look back at his own good deeds. > Rambling Mike.... Man!!!!! We are both just full of good points!!!!! I agree that it is neat seeing Cap working with others, but not necessarily with a sidekick. When Cap is with Spidey, his experience and intellect is obvious...with the Avengers too. Guess we will just have to see...with Waid on the book, I'm willing to shell out the 2 bucks, relax, and expect good writing....even if it isn't what I would have done. :-) An Anxious Ned Host = 155.42.32.44 (155.42.32.44) |
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Posted by The Plaid Skull on June 16, 1997 at 12:32:51 PDT > Dear Readers, > For some strange reason, I loved Captain America # 9 . > Was it the art ? You bet ! The art changed drastically ( and > The coloring also improved a thousand times better in just one > But still remember, I'm one of those looking foward to > jamie *Ahem* As I recall you said that Waid and Garney sucked!!!
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Posted by Batroc on June 16, 1997 at 13:52:41 PDT
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Posted by The Plaid Skull on June 16, 1997 at 13:53:48 PDT > > Waid and Garney also said that the Falcon would return to Cap. books. Yesssssssssssssssssssss, now only if bucky would come back. > > Hal > Bucky should NOT come back. Nuff said. > Mike.... It depends on which Bucky he's talking about, the baby Bucky, the Jubilee rip-off Bucky, Nomad, Battlestar, or the original Buchanan Barnes? As long as it's not Buchanan everything's gonna be alright! Well....maybe Nomad too!
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Posted by The Plaid Skull on June 16, 1997 at 13:55:17 PDT > > > Waid and Garney also said that the Falcon would return to Cap. books. Yesssssssssssssssssssss, now only if bucky would come back. > > > Hal > > Bucky should NOT come back. Nuff said. > > Mike.... > It depends on which Bucky he's talking about, the baby Bucky, the Jubilee rip-off Bucky, Nomad, Battlestar, or the original Buchanan Barnes? As long as it's not Buchanan everything's gonna be alright! Well....maybe Nomad too! > > Whoops!! I forgot about Rick Jones!! He was a Bucky also!!
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Posted by The Plaid Skull on June 16, 1997 at 13:58:07 PDT
> > > Dear Readers, Naw, his IP address matches!! That's the same guy!! No clones or evil twins or robots or mystical dopplegangers here!!
Whenever there is injustice, tyranny, ruthlessness...the Plaid Skull was there!!! Host = bak-ca3-01.ix.netcom.com (204.32.156.161) |
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Posted by Batroc on June 16, 1997 at 13:59:29 PDT
> > Waid and Garney also said that the Falcon would return to Cap. books. Yesssssssssssssssssssss, now only if bucky would come back. Host = ten1.ten.k12.tn.us (206.23.236.1) |
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Posted by Batroc on June 16, 1997 at 14:05:34 PDT
Maybe we can have an intelligent conversation with him. Who knows?? Host = ten1.ten.k12.tn.us (206.23.236.1) |
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Posted by Batroc on June 16, 1997 at 14:15:29 PDT
> > > > Waid and Garney also said that the Falcon would return to Cap. books. Yesssssssssssssssssssss, now only if bucky would come back. Host = ten1.ten.k12.tn.us (206.23.236.1) |
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Posted by TLesch on June 16, 1997 at 17:03:47 PDT
> > > > Also good points, though Cap did not hand pick either John Walker (USAgent) or 50's Cap. > > The problem which bugs me the most about this idea is that if Cap is looking for a replacement, then that means he intends to someday be gone/fail. That is a poor attitude and one which Cap should not possess. Besides which, the only time he WAS gone was when he was frozen. They rest were self imposed exiles and or government intervention (in which case he couldn't choose his replacement anyway). > > However, on a good note, despite the fact they never work out, I like when Cap has a partner. It lets us see how truly great Cap is in comparison to his student as well as giving him someone to watch out for, protect. Gives his stories a little touch of family, instead of the lone crusader out to spread freedom and good will throughout America without ever stopping to look back at his own good deeds. > > Rambling Mike.... > Man!!!!! We are both just full of good points!!!!! I agree that it is neat seeing Cap working with others, but not necessarily with a sidekick. When Cap is with Spidey, his experience and intellect is obvious...with the Avengers too. Guess we will just have to see...with Waid on the book, I'm willing to shell out the 2 bucks, relax, and expect good writing....even if it isn't what I would have done. :-) > An Anxious Ned Access should bring over the ultimate sidekick for Cap. The swingin' SNAPPER CARR! Host = pm16-04.magicnet.net (206.104.204.229) |
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Posted by Dave Medinnus on June 16, 1997 at 20:22:15 PDT
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Posted by Dave Medinnus on June 16, 1997 at 20:25:55 PDT
> Hey,I'm #4400!!! Do I get a prize or something?:) (I was going to ignore it, but it might give Plaid.* a smile to see the reaction...why deny him a cheap thrill or two?)
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Posted by David Medinnus on June 16, 1997 at 20:30:32 PDT
Worst case, let me know and I'll build you an FTP site for some of the graphics (.TIF is fine, .GIF or .JPG are better for the Web). -DM Host = 205.180.68.53 (205.180.68.53) |
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Posted by David Medinnus on June 16, 1997 at 20:32:58 PDT
At no time did I say they were unAmerican. Just....horrible. :) -DM Host = 205.180.68.53 (205.180.68.53) |
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Posted by The Plaid Skull on June 16, 1997 at 20:45:48 PDT
> > Hey,I'm #4400!!! Do I get a prize or something?:) > (I was going to ignore it, but it might give Plaid.* a smile to see the reaction...why deny him a cheap thrill or two?) Hey, why don't you go over to the Marvel U board it's about to be #8200!!! After you report your number you will feel the raw, untamed, Power!! It's quite exhilarating!
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Posted by deadpool on June 16, 1997 at 21:13:18 PDT
> > > Hal > > Bucky should NOT come back. Nuff said. > > Mike.... > It depends on which Bucky he's talking about, the baby Bucky, the Jubilee rip-off Bucky, Nomad, Battlestar, or the original Buchanan Barnes? As long as it's not Buchanan everything's gonna be alright! Well....maybe Nomad too! > > Well i like falcon but i think it will be a waste for him to be Caps side kick again.....he has other plans for himself...but for him just appearing
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Posted by Deadpool on June 16, 1997 at 21:24:21 PDT
> > Hal. > Actually, I like the idea of Cap training a replacement. Gives room for Jack Flag to come back or even the Falcon. Who knows, it opens up lots of possibilities for new characters--even a return of USAgent. At any rate, I think this plot device works well with Cap. Yes, there are lots of heroes to stand in the gap if he's gone, but are there very many with the ideals and training of Captain America? Oh yeah, one other point, this could well open up the opportunity for Batroc to become a "good" guy! Remember the conversation he had with Cap just before Cap "died" in Gru's run? The possibilities are endless, and in Waid's hands could result in a damn good story! > Happy Birthday, > Bubba2 Well finally someone says something about the new characters that was forgotten when this whole mess started with Rob. I would like to see Jack Flag and Free Sprit train more with Cap since they were with him righ before he left :) Oh and Batroc i seem to know what you are talking about of him comeing good...but that will be hard :) Or was it just his honor that he was really useing? Batroc i always liked he may have been a bad guy but he was a honorable foe too. Host = gators33.salsgiver.com (206.67.234.158) |
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Posted by Deadpool on June 16, 1997 at 21:32:07 PDT
> > Hal. > I'm psyched that Waid is coming back to this book, but......this "training" thing smacks of another Bucky.....one Robin in two universes is enough. Hasn't Cap made several statements concerning the unwarrented dangers of having sidekicks??? ...or was that on in having younger sidekicks.....or maybe it was a roundhouse kick....Hey!!!! This is a kick!!!! > Hmmm im with you on the part of side kicks.....i would like to see Cap on his own more...and every once in awhile someone helps him....but the part with him training the others im not with you on that...Cap taught alot of people to fight :) I would like these ones to go out on their own...to help on the call from the hot line that Cap can`t get to on his own. What do you think of that? I think that may be a good idea but maybe it is dum im not sure....but i would like to see people see what a great fighter Cap is....not just with his shield and sidekicks :) Host = gators33.salsgiver.com (206.67.234.158) |
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Posted by Deadpool on June 16, 1997 at 21:54:01 PDT
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Posted by Deadpool on June 16, 1997 at 22:02:09 PDT
Dam Batroc im likeing you more and more :) I agree comics is for enjoyment not just for investment...that is what is wrong today with comics. They want them just for the art and who made the art. Im tired of this....i collected Cap since #180 and i loved him ever since :) Everyone buys these Images Comics for their value later since some how they come to be 25 bucks for 1 yr out which i laugh at (Spawn) Host = gators33.salsgiver.com (206.67.234.158) |
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Posted by Deadpool on June 16, 1997 at 22:13:04 PDT
> > > I might want to pick them up in the back issue bin (If I can find them) > > > > I nominate Garney's #448 as one of the worst covers in Cap history. And Cap practically tries to decapitate the Red Skull in this issue. Maybe when I get the Waid/Garney issues that I'm missing (#446, 447, 454), & actually sit down & read their run, i might enjoy it more, but from just looking through some of it, it doesn't look like it deserves all the praise it gets. > > Rob Well im sorry i think that Waid/Garney has done a great job. I was surprised at it myself...i gave it a chance then i began to love the story line and the art isnt bad at all ether. Thats just what i think. Maybe if you do give it a chance like i did then you may like it too :) If not thats ok everyone has their right to belive in what they want :) > Ok first of any Garney cover was 1000 times better than any of the Robsuck covers! As for the above question yes there is a TB but I do not rember the titile. As for you paying 25 cents for some Waid Caps. can you please get me some more, I have never seen them priced that low! Usually 450 is six bucks. > Hal/Wally in 2000
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Posted by Falcon on June 17, 1997 at 06:15:05 PDT
> > > > > Waid and Garney also said that the Falcon would return to Cap. books. Yesssssssssssssssssssss, now only if bucky would come back.
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Posted by Ned Leeds Jr. on June 17, 1997 at 06:41:38 PDT
> > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Falcon > > > Wow, that's freaky, unless you were just joking, Ned... but to answer Falcon's question, I am the graphic artist for the merchandise division. Yes, it's just me. Been with PH about a year and a half. I also work for Marvel Mania, since it's another of our concepts. As far as training myself, I guess I was lucky, because I've always loved to read novels in addition to comics. I once worked for TSR as an illustrator, so I've been exposed to fantasy, sci-fi, etc. I may sound like a public service message here, but really, nothing beats a good book for entertainment. Your imagination can tell you things that no movie or comic could. Ah, the wondrous mind..... Ned, what did you do at PH? > > Just joking??!??? Come on, when have youi known me to joke???....um bad question. I was in NYC for 5 years worked at PH in NYC for 3 months before landing a good waiting job at Harley and making lots more money.....BTW, it is not such a small world where PH is concerned....they have dozens of restaurants all over the world now... :-) > > A Stallone Like Ned > -Actually, there are a little over 70! .....hmmmmm.....does that mean that there is a half of a Planet Hollywood restaurant out in Somalia that was never finished???? Host = 155.42.32.44 (155.42.32.44) |
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Posted by Ned Leeds Jr. on June 17, 1997 at 06:44:50 PDT
> hmmmmm. when you put it that way, it almost makes sense....but a part of me still thinks that Cap would be hestitant to whip up all of these "heroes" to have them put their life on the line....and the "replacement" thing just doesn't ring true for Cap... Host = 155.42.32.44 (155.42.32.44) |
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Posted by Falcon on June 17, 1997 at 07:05:41 PDT In regards to Secret Wars: I looked throught them yesterday and I really don't see the art as being all that bad. My real complaint is with the story. Many of the characters weren't written very well and certain characters got more attention than others. One of the stupider things about it was that when these big battles were being fought, one of the heaviest hitters, Thor tended to stand around and look stupid. Falcon Host = mpngate3.ca.us.ibm.com (198.133.29.51) |
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Posted by TLesch on June 17, 1997 at 08:07:41 PDT
> > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Falcon > > > > Wow, that's freaky, unless you were just joking, Ned... but to answer Falcon's question, I am the graphic artist for the merchandise division. Yes, it's just me. Been with PH about a year and a half. I also work for Marvel Mania, since it's another of our concepts. As far as training myself, I guess I was lucky, because I've always loved to read novels in addition to comics. I once worked for TSR as an illustrator, so I've been exposed to fantasy, sci-fi, etc. I may sound like a public service message here, but really, nothing beats a good book for entertainment. Your imagination can tell you things that no movie or comic could. Ah, the wondrous mind..... Ned, what did you do at PH? > > > Just joking??!??? Come on, when have youi known me to joke???....um bad question. I was in NYC for 5 years worked at PH in NYC for 3 months before landing a good waiting job at Harley and making lots more money.....BTW, it is not such a small world where PH is concerned....they have dozens of restaurants all over the world now... :-) > > > A Stallone Like Ned > > -Actually, there are a little over 70! > .....hmmmmm.....does that mean that there is a half of a Planet Hollywood restaurant out in Somalia that was never finished???? No, the Planet Hollywood has been finished, it's Somalia that needs work. Host = pm11-13.magicnet.net (206.104.204.78) |
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Posted by TLesch on June 17, 1997 at 08:14:55 PDT
> > > > > > Waid and Garney also said that the Falcon would return to Cap. books. Yesssssssssssssssssssss, now only if bucky would come back. > > Falcon -I have no proof, but my belief is that they were ripping off the Lone Wolf and Cub idea, which was originally based on a movie about a masterless Samurai and his infant son being chased by assassins. You can still find the comics in back issue bins. They're actually very good. Host = pm11-13.magicnet.net (206.104.204.78) |
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Posted by Batroc The Leaper on June 17, 1997 at 08:19:07 PDT
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Posted by Ned Leeds Jr. on June 17, 1997 at 09:13:50 PDT
> > > > > > > Waid and Garney also said that the Falcon would return to Cap. books. Yesssssssssssssssssssss, now only if bucky would come back. > > > > Falcon > -I have no proof, but my belief is that they were ripping off the Lone Wolf and Cub idea, which was originally based on a movie about a masterless Samurai and his infant son being chased by assassins. You can still find the comics in back issue bins. They're actually very good. ......hey....Lone Wolf was first printed in the U.s. at about the same time as this Nomad/Baby thing happened....I can't remember if this thought ever occurred to me, but it makes sense.......Hey!!!! It couldn't have been....There was no obese bad guy named Kingpi...um...I mean the Slug in Lone Wolf.......Gruenwald didn't use any original ideas, did he???? Ned Host = 155.42.32.44 (155.42.32.44) |
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Posted by Ned Leeds Jr. on June 17, 1997 at 09:20:28 PDT > In regards to Secret Wars: I looked throught them yesterday and I really don't see the art as being all that bad. My real complaint is with the story. Many of the characters weren't written very well and certain characters got more attention than others. One of the stupider things about it was that when these big battles were being fought, one of the heaviest hitters, Thor tended to stand around and look stupid. > Falcon Hey,....Thor is at his best when he is standing around looking stupid!!!!! They should play up on that in the new Avangers series..... Black Widow: Um.... Cap??? Thor is zoning again. Captain America: *flings shield, which bounces off of Thor's noggin* Thor: Oops...Verily, I have partaken of the hemp plant too often as of late. I thought that the art was much better in the first SW series than in the second. I still remember being psyched when I saw that add with Byrne's art and thought that he was doing it...but...*weep*...Art Milgrom.....yuck....1st series was incredible in comparison. The later issues looked rushed though. I was peeved that Spidey and the X-Men tussled so frequently and over the drop of a hat. Wolvie went into a beserker rage in record time and with no provocation. A Secretative Ned II Host = 155.42.32.44 (155.42.32.44) |
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Posted by Falcon on June 17, 1997 at 10:27:46 PDT > > In regards to Secret Wars: I looked throught them yesterday and I really don't see the art as being all that bad. My real complaint is with the story. Many of the characters weren't written very well and certain characters got more attention than others. One of the stupider things about it was that when these big battles were being fought, one of the heaviest hitters, Thor tended to stand around and look stupid.
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Posted by Rob on June 17, 1997 at 11:34:41 PDT
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Posted by Rob on June 17, 1997 at 11:43:40 PDT
> >>After careful study of Cap archives, (note I could not find a copy of Captain America #1, 1941) I remember that Marvel released a reprint of #1 a few years back (around 1993?), when they were reprinting the first appearances of Marvel characters. I got the reprints they did for Amazing Spider-Man #1, Avengers #1, and the first Iron Man in Tales of Suspense. But I know they did Cap #1, too. Something to keep a look out for, and it probably isn't expensive. Rob P.S.: Nice job with the Skull research. I looked thru my Fantasy Masterpieces for Skull appearances a few days ago, but I didn't have any with the Skull. Host = i275.driveninc.com (207.142.98.75) |
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Posted by Rob on June 17, 1997 at 12:29:33 PDT Does anyone happen to have some info on this series such as who did the voices and who did the theme song? Or, if not Cap, then the other ones like Thor, Iron Man, etc.? I've never seen a listing of what actors performed the roles or what "group" did the music. I once heard an actor named Keith Andes (?) talking in an old June Allyson movie and he sounded a lot like Cap in the 1960s cartoons, so I assumed that Andes played the role. But, of course, Tony Stark sounded a lot like Cary Grant in those cartoons, and he sure as heck didn't play that role. Does anyone know who performed these parts? I think that the voices of Cap and Thor were great. Also, the music, which is sung by a chorus of male & female singers. Great tunes, great old-time style. I'd really like to get an album of the people who did it (please, no laughter). I have a recording of a 1960s group called The Living Voices, a chorus of male & female singers who worked for Henry Mancini, and they have a similar style to those cartoon themes. So, does anyone know who performed those songs and if they did any other recordings? Rob
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Posted by Batroc on June 17, 1997 at 12:37:56 PDT
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Posted by Ned Leeds Jr. on June 17, 1997 at 12:49:07 PDT > > > In regards to Secret Wars: I looked throught them yesterday and I really don't see the art as being all that bad. My real complaint is with the story. Many of the characters weren't written very well and certain characters got more attention than others. One of the stupider things about it was that when these big battles were being fought, one of the heaviest hitters, Thor tended to stand around and look stupid. > > > > > > > > > Falcon Yeah!!!!! Do you remember when Spidey was faced with the moral dilemmna of whether to keep a solid gold notepad made by the Beyonder. He decided against it because it would upset the entire world in the effect that it would have on the gold market..... Host = 155.42.31.201 (155.42.31.201) |
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Posted by Batroc on June 17, 1997 at 12:49:09 PDT
> Does anyone happen to have some info on this series such as who did the voices and who did the theme song? Or, if not Cap, then the other ones like Thor, Iron Man, etc.? I've never seen a listing of what actors performed the roles or what "group" did the music. Host = ten1.ten.k12.tn.us (206.23.236.1) |
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Posted by Falcon on June 17, 1997 at 13:38:52 PDT > > > > In regards to Secret Wars: I looked throught them yesterday and I really don't see the art as being all that bad. My real complaint is with the story. Many of the characters weren't written very well and certain characters got more attention than others. One of the stupider things about it was that when these big battles were being fought, one of the heaviest hitters, Thor tended to stand around and look stupid.
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Posted by Roscoe on June 17, 1997 at 14:14:18 PDT > > > > > In regards to Secret Wars: I looked throught them yesterday and I really don't see the art as being all that bad. My real complaint is with the story. Many of the characters weren't written very well and certain characters got more attention than others. One of the stupider things about it was that when these big battles were being fought, one of the heaviest hitters, Thor tended to stand around and look stupid. > > > > > > > > > > > > Falcon It was in Web #6. It wasn't the notepad that was going to throw off the world economy though; one little notepad wouldn't do that. It was the fact that Spidey swiped the notepad from a huge office building that the Beyonder had transformed into pure gold. There was millions of tons of gold. Spidey wasn't sure taking the pad was right, even though it had been in a garbage can, but he decided it was time to get something for himself. Later, though, he wasn't so sure, and...I forget exactly what happened. i think someone stole the notepad from him, there ended up being a whole plot thread about it for issues and issues. -Roscoe Host = wor-ma1-03.ix.netcom.com (205.184.168.35) |
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Posted by TLesch on June 17, 1997 at 15:12:00 PDT
> > > > > > > > Waid and Garney also said that the Falcon would return to Cap. books. Yesssssssssssssssssssss, now only if bucky would come back. > > > > > > Falcon > > -I have no proof, but my belief is that they were ripping off the Lone Wolf and Cub idea, which was originally based on a movie about a masterless Samurai and his infant son being chased by assassins. You can still find the comics in back issue bins. They're actually very good. > ......hey....Lone Wolf was first printed in the U.s. at about the same time as this Nomad/Baby thing happened....I can't remember if this thought ever occurred to me, but it makes sense.......Hey!!!! It couldn't have been....There was no obese bad guy named Kingpi...um...I mean the Slug in Lone Wolf.......Gruenwald didn't use any original ideas, did he???? > Ned -Ned, do you remember the film? I think it's now called "Shogun Assassin" or some such. I think it starred Toshiro Mifune as the "Lone Wolf" character. It was funny in parts, because the little kid would "help" Dad take out ninjas and stuff. Did you like the Lone Wolf comics? I think First put them out. -Inscrutable T Host = pm16-21.magicnet.net (206.104.204.246) |
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Posted by Josh on June 17, 1997 at 15:12:55 PDT Has Captain America Comics #1, Tales of Suspense #66, Avengers #16 ever been reprinted recently (like in the last 7-10 years)? I heard that a Captain America special came out in 1994(?) to celebrate his adventures. Does this reprint any early Cap tales? Is their a comic telling the history of Cap and the Red Skull in typicall comic fashion, not a tribute like Captain America: The Legend. Also I used to own a comic that was an encyclopedia of the Marvel dead. It came out in the early to mid 1980's and had an entry with the Red Skull. Could anyone tell me the name of this, and others like (dealing with both living and dead) since I'm trying to buy it. Thanks. Host = wapa4-cs-9.dial.bright.net (205.212.113.78) |
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Posted by TLesch on June 17, 1997 at 15:16:33 PDT
> > Does anyone happen to have some info on this series such as who did the voices and who did the theme song? Or, if not Cap, then the other ones like Thor, Iron Man, etc.? I've never seen a listing of what actors performed the roles or what "group" did the music. -The voice of both Iron Man AND Sub-Mariner in that cartoon series was John Vernon, who played the Dean in the "Animal House" movie! Host = pm16-21.magicnet.net (206.104.204.246) |
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Posted by Rob on June 17, 1997 at 15:24:32 PDT
Yeah, i only have around five issues of F.M.; they cost me around 3 to 6 bucks each, though. I don't have the Skull one. One of the issues I have reprints an old All-Winners Squad story. Interesting to read that, especially since it shows tension in the group, foreshadowing Stan Lee's Fantastic Four and their arguing. For example in FF #4, the Torch leaves the group & ends up finding Sub-Mariner. In the All-Winners story, the group suspect Namor of treachery and he takes off, but Toro sticks up for Subby and goes with him. That lack of group harmony is a staple of Lee's writing. The All-Winners story also shows Cap as leader of the group, foreshadowing his role as chairman of the Avengers. The All-Winners are gathered at a table in an (unamed?) headquarters, being a real group like the Avengers. Okay, technically, Cap wasn't a member of the All-Winners Squad (as I seem to remember) since that group was formed in 1946 (after Bucky died), but that wasn't explained until the 1970s. Yeah, that bit about Chopin's funeral march was great; I didn't know Englehart got it from an old Cap story. I seem to recall hearing an old Hop Harrigan radio show from the 1940s where that theme was used by a foe; might be mistaken about that, tho; will have to check it sometime. Rob Host = i275.driveninc.com (207.142.98.75) |
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Posted by TLesch on June 17, 1997 at 15:32:24 PDT > > > > > > In regards to Secret Wars: I looked throught them yesterday and I really don't see the art as being all that bad. My real complaint is with the story. Many of the characters weren't written very well and certain characters got more attention than others. One of the stupider things about it was that when these big battles were being fought, one of the heaviest hitters, Thor tended to stand around and look stupid. > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Falcon > It was in Web #6. It wasn't the notepad that was going to throw off the world economy though; one little notepad wouldn't do that. It was the fact that Spidey swiped the notepad from a huge office building that the Beyonder had transformed into pure gold. There was millions of tons of gold. Spidey wasn't sure taking the pad was right, even though it had been in a garbage can, but he decided it was time to get something for himself. Later, though, he wasn't so sure, and...I forget exactly what happened. i think someone stole the notepad from him, there ended up being a whole plot thread about it for issues and issues. > -Roscoe -There was a good SW2 story in Daredevil where the Beyonder offers him his sight back, and he refuses....pretty cool... Host = pm16-21.magicnet.net (206.104.204.246) |
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Posted by Dave Medinnus on June 17, 1997 at 17:32:04 PDT > Has Captain America Comics #1, Tales of Suspense #66, Avengers #16 ever been reprinted recently (like in the last 7-10 years)? I heard that a Captain America special came out in 1994(?) to celebrate his adventures. There was a "silver age special" reprint of Avengers #4 around three-five years ago. The Deluxe Official Handbook Of The Marvel Universe had the Books of The Dead after the normal run, I am thinking. The whole series has proved hard to find.
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Posted by Falcon on June 17, 1997 at 17:37:13 PDT
> > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Falcon > > It was in Web #6. It wasn't the notepad that was going to throw off the world economy though; one little notepad wouldn't do that. It was the fact that Spidey swiped the notepad from a huge office building that the Beyonder had transformed into pure gold. There was millions of tons of gold. Spidey wasn't sure taking the pad was right, even though it had been in a garbage can, but he decided it was time to get something for himself. Later, though, he wasn't so sure, and...I forget exactly what happened. i think someone stole the notepad from him, there ended up being a whole plot thread about it for issues and issues. > > -Roscoe > -There was a good SW2 story in Daredevil where the Beyonder offers him his sight back, and he refuses....pretty cool... Actually, I think he accepted at first, but later asked the Beyonder to take the gift of sight back. I'm pretty sure because I remember him looking at a stroller-bound baby and the mother shot him dirty looks. Falcon Falcon Host = 117.st-louis-005.mo.dial-access.att.net (207.146.220.117) |
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Posted by Dave Medinnus on June 17, 1997 at 17:37:29 PDT > hmmmmm. when you put it that way, it almost makes sense....but a part of me still thinks that Cap would be hestitant to whip up all of these "heroes" to have them put their life on the line....and the "replacement" thing just doesn't ring true for Cap... I dunno, I've never seen Cap go off on the "Its too dangerous a lifestyle for youths" bit for some while; either they've been forgetting BuckyAngst (tm) when writing him or he's come to the conclusion that telling them "No" just drives them underground (look at what happened to Rick Jones).
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Posted by The Plaid Skull on June 17, 1997 at 17:43:02 PDT > > Has Captain America Comics #1, Tales of Suspense #66, Avengers #16 ever been reprinted recently (like in the last 7-10 years)? I heard that a Captain America special came out in 1994(?) to celebrate his adventures. > There was a "silver age special" reprint of Avengers #4 around three-five years ago. > The Deluxe Official Handbook Of The Marvel Universe had the Books of The Dead after the normal run, I am thinking. The whole series has proved hard to find.
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Posted by Falcon on June 17, 1997 at 17:47:41 PDT
> > There was a "silver age special" reprint of Avengers #4 around three-five years ago. > > The Deluxe Official Handbook Of The Marvel Universe had the Books of The Dead after the normal run, I am thinking. The whole series has proved hard to find. > > > Yeah, that makes sense. It's been 10 yrs since they started the last edition. It's about time for a revision. When did they do that looseleaf thing where all the characters were drawn front, side and back? the artist for the whole thing was Keith Pollard. Anybody know what I'm talking about? Falcon Host = 117.st-louis-005.mo.dial-access.att.net (207.146.220.117) |
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Posted by The Plaid Skull on June 17, 1997 at 17:54:30 PDT
> > > > There was a "silver age special" reprint of Avengers #4 around three-five years ago. > > > The Deluxe Official Handbook Of The Marvel Universe had the Books of The Dead after the normal run, I am thinking. The whole series has proved hard to find. > > > > > > > Yeah, that makes sense. It's been 10 yrs since they started the last edition. It's about time for a revision. When did they do that looseleaf thing where all the characters were drawn front, side and back? the artist for the whole thing was Keith Pollard. Anybody know what I'm talking about? > Falcon Yeah, I know what you're talking about!! That was the worst version ever!! It didn't give any useful information at all and it was hard to keep it together!! And before that it was Marvel Universe Update '89 which was in the same format as it always was which was great! That loose leaf crap was a joke! Cya Whenever there is injustice, tyranny, ruthlessness...the Plaid Skull was there! Host = bak-ca1-13.ix.netcom.com (204.32.156.45) |
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Posted by Michael Kaiser on June 17, 1997 at 18:01:54 PDT
> Oh spreading good will and cheer if fine and dandy! That is not what I was disagreeing to. I just don't think Cap should go out looking for someone to replace him as Cap. He IS Cap. That's it. If he wants to spread his beliefs of patriotism, honor, loyalty, freedom and all that good stuff on any would be super hero that's another thing altogether, just so long as they make their own name. But then again, far be it from me to disagree with the Captain America guru hisself. I'll shut up now. Mike.... Host = e.sm1.garlic.net (208.195.162.4) |
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Posted by Michael Kaiser on June 17, 1997 at 18:07:21 PDT > Has Captain America Comics #1, Tales of Suspense #66, Avengers #16 ever been reprinted recently (like in the last 7-10 years)? I heard that a Captain America special came out in 1994(?) to celebrate his adventures. Does this reprint any early Cap tales? Is their a comic telling the history of Cap and the Red Skull in typicall comic fashion, not a tribute like Captain America: The Legend. Also I used to own a comic that was an encyclopedia of the Marvel dead. It came out in the early to mid 1980's and had an entry with the Red Skull. Could anyone tell me the name of this, and others like (dealing with both living and dead) since I'm trying to buy it. Thanks. Captain America #1 has been reprinted. I'm sure of the exact date of its release but I am positive it was within the last 7-10 years because I remember when it came out. Marvel Milestones, silver border, 1.99. Something like that. Mike.... Host = e.sm1.garlic.net (208.195.162.4) |
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Posted by Michael Kaiser on June 17, 1997 at 18:18:14 PDT
> This IS the definitive word on the George Maxon/Johann Schmidt controversy. Of course I'm the only guy it seems to bother. Alright all well and good. So who is Albert Malkin then? re-Cap #347 Host = e.sm1.garlic.net (208.195.162.4) |
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Posted by Batroc on June 17, 1997 at 18:26:03 PDT
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Posted by Batroc on June 17, 1997 at 18:46:18 PDT
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Posted by The Plaid Skull on June 17, 1997 at 19:52:05 PDT
> This IS the definitive word on the George Maxon/Johann Schmidt controversy. Of course I'm the only guy it seems to bother.
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Posted by The Plaid Skull on June 17, 1997 at 19:53:31 PDT
> > This IS the definitive word on the George Maxon/Johann Schmidt controversy. Of course I'm the only guy it seems to bother. > Alright all well and good. So who is Albert Malkin then? re-Cap #347 Is that the Commie Russian Skull? Wasn't he killed by the Scourge?
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Posted by The Plaid Skull on June 17, 1997 at 19:55:50 PDT
> >>>Albert Malkin was the fake Red Skull of the 1950's who incidentally *ahem*Might I add that he was the Skull that offed Richard and Mary Parker, the parents of that Friendly Neighborhood Wall-Crawler known as Spider-Man!
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Posted by Ned Leeds Jr. on June 17, 1997 at 20:14:46 PDT
> > > > > > > > > Waid and Garney also said that the Falcon would return to Cap. books. Yesssssssssssssssssssss, now only if bucky would come back. > > > > > > > > Falcon > > > -I have no proof, but my belief is that they were ripping off the Lone Wolf and Cub idea, which was originally based on a movie about a masterless Samurai and his infant son being chased by assassins. You can still find the comics in back issue bins. They're actually very good. > > ......hey....Lone Wolf was first printed in the U.s. at about the same time as this Nomad/Baby thing happened....I can't remember if this thought ever occurred to me, but it makes sense.......Hey!!!! It couldn't have been....There was no obese bad guy named Kingpi...um...I mean the Slug in Lone Wolf.......Gruenwald didn't use any original ideas, did he???? > > Ned > -Ned, do you remember the film? I think it's now called "Shogun Assassin" or some such. I think it starred Toshiro Mifune as the "Lone Wolf" character. It was funny in parts, because the little kid would "help" Dad take out ninjas and stuff. Did you like the Lone Wolf comics? I think First put them out. > -Inscrutable T I saw a small clip from the film....I do remember the baby being battle savvy..*snicker*...kinda funny. First did put them out. I like the first few issues and then just lost interest. Actually, there was another comic from Aircel called "Samari" and the first few issues were good, but then it got goofy with aliens or some such stuff....oops!!! Sorry Dave...."CAPTAIN AMERICA RULES".....keeping on topic. :-) A Babbling Ned Host = 155.42.32.16 (155.42.32.16) |
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Posted by Batroc on June 17, 1997 at 20:28:00 PDT
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Posted by The Plaid Skull on June 17, 1997 at 22:46:00 PDT
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Posted by The Plaid Skull on June 17, 1997 at 22:46:48 PDT
> > > > > > > > After reading Cap #1 (1941) I've recanted and even agree with you Yet, we must pay homage to George Maxon who created a dastardly good villain! Maxon is THE original Skull! He probably thought up the name and the look! Sure Schmidt made quite a name for the Skull but we still must remember George Maxon who started it all, for that is the way of injustice, tyranny, and ruthlessness...that is the way of the Plaid Skull!! Cya Host = bak-ca2-10.ix.netcom.com (204.32.156.74) |
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Posted by TLesch on June 18, 1997 at 05:54:27 PDT
> > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Falcon > > > It was in Web #6. It wasn't the notepad that was going to throw off the world economy though; one little notepad wouldn't do that. It was the fact that Spidey swiped the notepad from a huge office building that the Beyonder had transformed into pure gold. There was millions of tons of gold. Spidey wasn't sure taking the pad was right, even though it had been in a garbage can, but he decided it was time to get something for himself. Later, though, he wasn't so sure, and...I forget exactly what happened. i think someone stole the notepad from him, there ended up being a whole plot thread about it for issues and issues. > > > -Roscoe > > -There was a good SW2 story in Daredevil where the Beyonder offers him his sight back, and he refuses....pretty cool... > Actually, I think he accepted at first, but later asked the Beyonder to take the gift of sight back. I'm pretty sure because I remember him looking at a stroller-bound baby and the mother shot him dirty looks. > Falcon > Falcon -That sounds about right... man. I gotta alphabetize my collection, so I can find this stuff... Host = pm13-02.magicnet.net (206.104.204.131) |
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Posted by Falcon on June 18, 1997 at 06:36:30 PDT
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Posted by and another thing... on June 18, 1997 at 07:55:06 PDT
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Posted by Ned Leeds Jr. on June 18, 1997 at 08:49:44 PDT
> > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Falcon Hey!!!!! I won that entire loose leaf collection, along with a comic, a pack of Marvel Universe I cards, and a realy coll watch that had Spidey swinging on it and you opened it up to see the time.....I called up and answered a voice activated series of Spidey questions....I cheated by using a Wizard guide to get the exact 1st app. of the Rhino....awww memories of my dark past.
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Posted by Ned Leeds Jr. on June 18, 1997 at 09:22:44 PDT
> > Does anyone happen to have some info on this series such as who did the voices and who did the theme song? Or, if not Cap, then the other ones like Thor, Iron Man, etc.? I've never seen a listing of what actors performed the roles or what "group" did the music. ......hem..."...when I was bombarded by gamma rays,...that was a very good year.....it was a very good year to catch bad guys ...and swat tanks like flies....I loved Betty's blue eyes.....my hair is natural, no dyes ...."....Hulk as sung by Sinatra.
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Posted by Batroc on June 18, 1997 at 12:01:47 PDT
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Posted by David Medinnus on June 18, 1997 at 13:45:06 PDT
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Posted by David Medinnus on June 18, 1997 at 13:48:28 PDT
Wasn't that for the Marvel Role-Playing game? I seem to recall that was were we sold it (I used to own a comic shop). -DM Host = 204.254.27.87 (204.254.27.87) |
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Posted by David Medinnus on June 18, 1997 at 13:54:12 PDT
Just say "No", m'man. :) -DM Host = 204.254.27.87 (204.254.27.87) |
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Posted by Falcon on June 18, 1997 at 13:56:52 PDT
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Posted by The Plaid Skull on June 18, 1997 at 14:50:30 PDT
> » Agghhh!! A retconn!! Nooooooooo!!!!! Maxon was retconned out of the picture! Gaaaaaahhhhhh!! So Maxon was some dead guy and it was really the Red Skull claiming to be Maxon, right?
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Posted by Rob on June 18, 1997 at 15:39:17 PDT CBI Newsarama reports the following about upcoming Cap issues: "- Captain America will find himself in Japan early on in the new run, in an adventure involving a group of rebels opposed to the westernization of their county and culture. Cap obviously won't be a welcome sight. "- Mark Waid also wants to do a Captain America flashback story featuring Cap, Namor, and the original Human Torch, in the untold tale of ATLANTIS' time as a WWII Axis power." Also, the page reports that Jim Steranko (who has been mistakenly pronounced dead on this Cap message board at least twice!) The page also says that Avengers will be starting over with #1...So, has it been confirmed that Cap's numbering will start over from #1 again? Any opinions on that matter? (Personally, I think I'd like to see it go back to the old numbering for the sake of tradition. But if the new Cap is going to be unlike the old series, maybe it should start over.) Rob Host = i275.driveninc.com (207.142.98.75) |
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Posted by Batroc on June 18, 1997 at 20:32:35 PDT
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Posted by Batroc on June 18, 1997 at 20:38:43 PDT
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Posted by Batroc on June 18, 1997 at 20:54:42 PDT
>>>>Why won't you respond to me? You are supposed to be the moderator. A few weeks ago you congratulated me on my triv research, now I am a pariah. WHAT DID I DO TO DESERVE THIS!!!!!! Host = ten1.ten.k12.tn.us (206.23.236.1) |
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Posted by Roscoe on June 18, 1997 at 21:50:19 PDT > CBI Newsarama reports the following about upcoming Cap issues: > "- Captain America will find himself in Japan early on in the new run, in an adventure involving a group of rebels opposed to the westernization of their county and culture. Cap obviously won't be a welcome sight. > "- Mark Waid also wants to do a Captain America flashback story featuring Cap, Namor, and the original Human Torch, in the untold tale of ATLANTIS' time as a WWII Axis power." > Also, the page reports that Jim Steranko (who has been mistakenly pronounced dead on this Cap message board at least twice!) > The page also says that Avengers will be starting over with #1...So, has it been confirmed that Cap's numbering will start over from #1 again? Any opinions on that matter? (Personally, I think I'd like to see it go back to the old numbering for the sake of tradition. But if the new Cap is going to be unlike the old series, maybe it should start over.) > Rob If it's going to be unlike the old series, then I don't care what they number it at, because I won't buy it. -Roscoe Host = wor-ma3-38.ix.netcom.com (206.217.145.102) |
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Posted by The Plaid Skull on June 18, 1997 at 22:23:34 PDT
> >>>>Why won't you respond to me? You are supposed to be the moderator. A few weeks ago you congratulated me on my triv research, now I am a pariah. WHAT DID I DO TO DESERVE THIS!!!!!! Hey, I was #4901!! Do I get a prize for being so close or something? No, I didn't get Super-Villain Team up yet the only SVTU issues that I have is when Doom destroys part of Atlantis to get Namor to join him in destroying the FF, the debut of the mysterious Shroud, and when Doom teams up with this Prentis woman to take on Dr.Dorcas!! Yes, I do have TOS#66 but I haven't read it in four years! A presidential term! Wow!
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Posted by jamie on June 18, 1997 at 23:20:50 PDT
Since when did I say that Waid sucked ? All I remember saying P. S. This isn't to only you BubbaBubba2 . It's to all you questioning P.S.S. I must say, Ron's art is improving . jamie Host = bristlecone.frazmtn.com (204.212.38.12) |
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Posted by Batroc on June 19, 1997 at 05:48:01 PDT
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Posted by TLesch on June 19, 1997 at 05:58:32 PDT
> > CBI Newsarama reports the following about upcoming Cap issues: Jim Steranko can be found at the Dominion, the Sci-Fi Channel's Website. He has a magazine called Prevue. Host = pm10-12.magicnet.net (206.104.204.45) |
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Posted by Roscoe on June 19, 1997 at 09:09:24 PDT
> > > CBI Newsarama reports the following about upcoming Cap issues: Don't misunderstand me, I am looking forward to the new series. I'm just saying that I hope it is as good as the last one was. I see no reason to renumber besides getting about 50 extra sales for the first issue. To me that isn't good enough reason to chuck 30 years of history. -Roscoe Host = wor-ma1-10.ix.netcom.com (205.184.168.42) |
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Posted by Falcon on June 19, 1997 at 09:49:52 PDT
> > > > CBI Newsarama reports the following about upcoming Cap issues:
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Posted by Tobin Kennedy on June 19, 1997 at 11:46:57 PDT Okay it's like this I was re-reading early Captain America and it bugged me that Cap called everyone son. Cap said the reason for this is that he tends to patronize everyone who's younger in the superhero biz and since that's everyone (damn suspended animation). The reason this bugs me is that so he's older but he shouldn't feel older. He was in suspended animation therefore he hasn't have although chronilogically he is older, physically and mentally he's the same age as he was, so why does he feel that he has to call people "son". Oh, the reason I've sinned is because Rob Liefield has/had the same idea. I've already said a thousand hail Jack Kirbys but I still feel wrong. Any advice? Tobin Host = host516.tor1.pda.attcanada.com (142.194.138.4) |
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Posted by Dave Medinnus on June 19, 1997 at 12:11:48 PDT > Oh, the reason I've sinned is because Rob Liefield has/had the same idea. I've already said a thousand hail Jack Kirbys but I still feel wrong. Any advice? Gentle Son, Let us take comfort in the Book Of Wisdom and Known Phenominae, Chapter 7, Verse 22: 'And thus spake the Spirit Of Empirical Observation, and it was revealed unto the Masses that Liefield has Not Had An Original Idea To Date. And thus it was Regarded as Not A Sin to agree with Liefield, since he steals from Everyman' In short, you are agreeing with the originator of the idea, not Liefield (probably Roy Thomas, Stan Lee, or Steve Englehart). Host = 205.180.68.53 (205.180.68.53) |
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Posted by The Plaid Skull on June 19, 1997 at 12:17:37 PDT
> Since when did I say that Waid sucked ? All I remember saying > P. S. This isn't to only you BubbaBubba2 . It's to all you questioning > P.S.S. I must say, Ron's art is improving . > jamie Actually this is what you said:"ROB kicks major CAP butt ! He's waaaaaaay cooler a writer than Waid on stories, and DOUBLE cooler than Garney on art . (garney sucks) ROB RULES !!!!!!!!!!!!!! period."
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Posted by David Aaaargh! Medinnus on June 19, 1997 at 12:21:42 PDT > Why won't you respond to me? Uhhh...email works better for my sometimes-restricted bandwidth. :) > You are supposed to be the moderator. A few weeks ago you congratulated me on my triv research, now I am a pariah. WHAT DID I DO TO DESERVE THIS!!!!!! Over-reacting a bit? :) > Now, you know I've made some darn good points with references on the Actually, the Red Skull stuff is maintained by Jeanne Burch on her Villians of Marvel Comics site (http://www.sigma.net/burch/); she'd need to change it. However, your research on the Maxon/Skull subject has indeed been masterful. > If you don't respond to me I'll start saying people suck... Uh Uh! Language! > ...and I'll also start posting "I'm omnipotent I'm 5900! Do I get a prize???" AAAAAAARGH! My secret weakness! I'm meeeeltiiiing!
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Posted by Tobin Kennedy on June 19, 1997 at 20:27:00 PDT
> Gentle Son, > Let us take comfort in the Book Of Wisdom and Known Phenominae, Chapter 7, Verse 22: > 'And thus spake the Spirit Of Empirical Observation, and it was revealed unto the Masses that Liefield has Not Had An Original Idea To Date. And thus it was Regarded as Not A Sin to agree with Liefield, since he steals from Everyman' > In short, you are agreeing with the originator of the idea, not Liefield (probably Roy Thomas, Stan Lee, or Steve Englehart). Whoa do I feel better. It as if a great weight has been lifted from my shoulders. Tobin
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Posted by Hal/Wally in 2000 on June 19, 1997 at 21:55:48 PDT > CBI Newsarama reports the following about upcoming Cap issues: > "- Captain America will find himself in Japan early on in the new run, in an adventure involving a group of rebels opposed to the westernization of their county and culture. Cap obviously won't be a welcome sight. > "- Mark Waid also wants to do a Captain America flashback story featuring Cap, Namor, and the original Human Torch, in the untold tale of ATLANTIS' time as a WWII Axis power." > Also, the page reports that Jim Steranko (who has been mistakenly pronounced dead on this Cap message board at least twice!) > The page also says that Avengers will be starting over with #1...So, has it been confirmed that Cap's numbering will start over from #1 again? Any opinions on that matter? (Personally, I think I'd like to see it go back to the old numbering for the sake of tradition. But if the new Cap is going to be unlike the old series, maybe it should start over.) > Rob From what Waid, Garney, Busiek, David, and Perez said the numbering has not been finalized and will not be for a couple of weeks. The creative teams all want to start from the numbers that the issues stoped at before Heroes Reborn, while some of the Marvel people want to start at #1. I for one hope they continue with the old numbering system for the sake of tradition. Hal/Wally in 2000 Host = pm-jax2-84.coastalnet.com (205.245.112.84) |
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Posted by The Plaid Skull on June 20, 1997 at 00:12:15 PDT Hey, I'm #5000!!! Now I know I've asked for a prize before but this is a really, really, really, good number and is 100% prize worthy! So, howzabout it? Do I get a prize or something?
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Posted by Batroc on June 20, 1997 at 05:45:33 PDT
> Hey, I'm #5000!!! Now I know I've asked for a prize before but this is a really, really, really, good number and is 100% prize worthy! So, howzabout it? Do I get a prize or something? Host = ten1.ten.k12.tn.us (206.23.236.1) |
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Posted by Falcon on June 20, 1997 at 07:59:46 PDT How many issue is Heroes Return supposed to be? Falcon Host = mpngate1.ca.us.ibm.com (198.133.29.49) |
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Posted by Dave Medinnus on June 20, 1997 at 09:49:49 PDT
> How many issue is Heroes Return supposed to be? Host = 205.180.68.53 (205.180.68.53) |
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Posted by Dave Medinnus on June 20, 1997 at 09:52:24 PDT > Hey, I'm #5000!!! Now I know I've asked for a prize before but this is a really, really, really, good number and is 100% prize worthy! So, howzabout it? Do I get a prize or something? ...even I can't complain much about a 5K number. Now 10K...THAT would be impressive. In fact, there is now a prize for the 10K message...I'll figure out precisely what later... :) This is of course assuming that its done honestly... :) -DM Host = 205.180.68.53 (205.180.68.53) |
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Posted by Batroc on June 20, 1997 at 16:09:04 PDT
> > How many issue is Heroes Return supposed to be? Host = ten1.ten.k12.tn.us (206.23.236.1) |
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Posted by Batroc on June 20, 1997 at 16:14:05 PDT
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Posted by The Plaid Skull on June 20, 1997 at 16:41:42 PDT
> > > Since when did I say that Waid sucked ? All I remember saying
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Posted by Batroc the Leaper on June 20, 1997 at 20:33:31 PDT
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Posted by The Plaid Skull on June 20, 1997 at 23:40:06 PDT > > Hey, I'm #5000!!! Now I know I've asked for a prize before but this is a really, really, really, good number and is 100% prize worthy! So, howzabout it? Do I get a prize or something? > ...even I can't complain much about a 5K number. > Now 10K...THAT would be impressive. > In fact, there is now a prize for the 10K message...I'll figure out precisely what later... :) > This is of course assuming that its done honestly... :) > -DM I accept!! Wow, this is the first time someone has ever offered a prize! After all the begging and asking I've never gotten a prize for getting a certain number!! And when I win I will report it through out the message boards and everyone will know that I am Omnipotent! I hope it's a Cosmic Cube or the Infinity Gauntlet!!
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Posted by The Plaid Skull on June 20, 1997 at 23:52:05 PDT
> > Hey, I'm #5000!!! Now I know I've asked for a prize before but this is a really, really, really, good number and is 100% prize worthy! So, howzabout it? Do I get a prize or something?
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Posted by Rocy Leech on June 21, 1997 at 01:12:47 PDT I'd like to know where I could get a copy of the cartoons > Does anyone happen to have some info on this series such as who did the voices and who did the theme song? Or, if not Cap, then the other ones like Thor, Iron Man, etc.? I've never seen a listing of what actors performed the roles or what "group" did the music. > I once heard an actor named Keith Andes (?) talking in an old June Allyson movie and he sounded a lot like Cap in the 1960s cartoons, so I assumed that Andes played the role. But, of course, Tony Stark sounded a lot like Cary Grant in those cartoons, and he sure as heck didn't play that role. Does anyone know who performed these parts? I think that the voices of Cap and Thor were great. > Also, the music, which is sung by a chorus of male & female singers. Great tunes, great old-time style. I'd really like to get an album of the people who did it (please, no laughter). I have a recording of a 1960s group called The Living Voices, a chorus of male & female singers who worked for Henry Mancini, and they have a similar style to those cartoon themes. So, does anyone know who performed those songs and if they did any other recordings? > Rob
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Posted by Batroc on June 21, 1997 at 07:21:26 PDT
> > > Hey, I'm #5000!!! Now I know I've asked for a prize before but this is a really, really, really, good number and is 100% prize worthy! So, howzabout it? Do I get a prize or something? Host = ten1.ten.k12.tn.us (206.23.236.1) |
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Posted by Batroc on June 21, 1997 at 07:26:00 PDT
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Posted by The Plaid Skull on June 21, 1997 at 08:19:53 PDT
> > >>I sent Ms. JeAnne Burch a long message on her E-mail concerning
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Posted by Batroc the Leaper on June 21, 1997 at 14:39:06 PDT
>>>Thanks Plaid Skull, Medinnus, and JeAnne Burch. The Skull bio Host = ten1.ten.k12.tn.us (206.23.236.1) |
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Posted by Rob on June 21, 1997 at 20:40:37 PDT
They can sometimes be found at places which sell videotapes, rental stores, etc. Rob Host = i275.driveninc.com (207.142.98.75) |
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Posted by TJ Burns on June 21, 1997 at 23:45:01 PDT
> > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Falcon > Hey!!!!! I won that entire loose leaf collection, along with a comic, a pack of Marvel Universe I cards, and a realy coll watch that had Spidey swinging on it and you opened it up to see the time.....I called up and answered a voice activated series of Spidey questions....I cheated by using a Wizard guide to get the exact 1st app. of the Rhino....awww memories of my dark past. >
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Posted by TJ Burns on June 21, 1997 at 23:56:21 PDT
> > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Falcon > > > > It was in Web #6. It wasn't the notepad that was going to throw off the world economy though; one little notepad wouldn't do that. It was the fact that Spidey swiped the notepad from a huge office building that the Beyonder had transformed into pure gold. There was millions of tons of gold. Spidey wasn't sure taking the pad was right, even though it had been in a garbage can, but he decided it was time to get something for himself. Later, though, he wasn't so sure, and...I forget exactly what happened. i think someone stole the notepad from him, there ended up being a whole plot thread about it for issues and issues. > > > > -Roscoe > > > -There was a good SW2 story in Daredevil where the Beyonder offers him his sight back, and he refuses....pretty cool... > > Actually, I think he accepted at first, but later asked the Beyonder to take the gift of sight back. I'm pretty sure because I remember him looking at a stroller-bound baby and the mother shot him dirty looks. > > Falcon > > Falcon > -That sounds about right... man. I gotta alphabetize my collection, so I can find this stuff... Re: Secret Wars
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