Namor Question

[wktf]

Originally Posted by sleepindeath

First off I apologise WKTF for the "Hater" remark. But, the way things are going in the comic industry it really does appear that people in their 40's or older are being left out to dry.

Things change, like for me I use to love Hockey, but as I got older the game changed and the players changed to the point I did not recognize any of them. So, I dropped Hockey.

I know this is not the greates analogy, but it is the closest I can get to relating to your predicament regarding comics.

Apology accepted, thanks. I hope you understand that when you say "your predicament" the "your" refers to all the other people on this forum who've expressed the same point of view, the 40s and older (in my case, older), as you put it, and not just me.

Thanks, again.

[kal-el]

Back to the topic at hand, Namor was in this weeks Avengers and the reports of his death were greatly exaggerated as suspected.

[wktf]

Originally Posted by kal-el

Back to the topic at hand, Namor was in this weeks Avengers and the reports of his death were greatly exaggerated as suspected.

Really? How did he survive being stranded on an exploding planet?

[Leon]

Originally Posted by wktf

Really? How did he survive being stranded on an exploding planet?

He (and the rest of the Cabal) escaped to the Ultimate Universe Earth which was also colliding with that earth.

[Y3E]

This storyline has dragged on too long.

[ParisDean]

The incursions story had to last this long so the big Secret Wars finale could compete directly with DC's Convergence titles, hah.

[Kicksplode]

I don't feel that the current "Time Runs Out" story is running on too long, but the two books were definitely dragging last year leading up to it. I'm glad Hickman did that eight-month time jump instead of continuing along at the same pace.