Ok, pal, you are teatering on the thin line between nerdery and dorkdum. :wink:
He's not the one w/ the Hoff in briefs. Just saying.
Ok, pal, you are teatering on the thin line between nerdery and dorkdum. :wink:
He's not the one w/ the Hoff in briefs. Just saying.
I might've guessed that from your avatar. :wink:
Mine would have to be Jim Lee and Andy Kubert. Although John Cassaday (Astonishing X-Men) is pretty good too, and Greg Horn draws really, really amazing women. :wideeyed:
LOVED Kingdom Come. That's one of my all time favorites.
I'm also a big fan of "Age of Apocalypse." That is still one of my favorite story lines.
Age of Apocalypse was very interesting. If you've ever played the game "X-Men Legends 2: Rise of Apocalypse," they folded quite a bit of that storyline into that game. Though I'm still pissed they don't let you play as Archangel.
"Dark Phoenix" is my favorite classic story (if I recall correctly, somewhere in the Uncanny X-Men #129-137 range). Still my favorite time period is the late 80s/early 90s, from Uncanny #250ish through the second volume X-Men #30 (Scott and Jean's wedding). That was a period of pretty solid stories featuring my favorite artists and storytellers.
I was also a fan of the "Fata Attractions" story. That's story where Magneto pulls out Wolverine's adamantium.
I have a friend who got the game Marvel Universe or something like that on xbox360. I was ashamed I didn't know anything about half of the characters he unlocked in the game. Thankfully he told me the backstory on each one and I can see how the comic book world can be so addicting. It's like "Lost", everyone is tied together somehow.