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What might this contain? FCBD24_SILVER_Alien-Books_VALIANT.jpg Wow. Really, really bad anatomy. Every head is too small. Livewire's boobs are bigger than her head. The forearms are too short. X-O's right arm doesn't make any sense and what's up with his green face? Glass? Okay, but why? This looks ...

So... ....and I'm also missing both Greens and the Tourbook. Sigh... To my understanding, there is only one Deathmate Green, not two. Maybe you mean you are missing both previews? I don't consider the Tourbook a vital part of Deathmate. Then again, I'm not a completionist. I'd be curious about the ...

Marvel comics exist in the Marvel universe. She-Hulk has cited them in court. Many of the persons depicted in those Marvel-within-Marvel comics also exist in the Marvel universe. Faith said that Marvel comic books exist in the Valiant universe. Did she say that these characters were exclusively fic...

But it's not that I call it time travel, it's that the comics did. Phil messing up with time was at the crux of his conflict with Mothergod. She believed he screwed up time. He was directly responsible for creating the immortals, aliens, and such. Ok, so you're saying there's no alternate world cre...

Trick of the light. In person, that cover is silver. Not quite a mirror finish but it is silver. That being said, printing errors may be out there, as well as age and improper storage, there might be one or more out there that look a little jade. It would surprise me to see such an example, there ar...

I haven’t dug the issues out in a while but as I recall, it was silver. Both the Prologue and Epilogue were silver.

Am I right in remembering the Deathmate White had no interior pages? Just a cover? Or was it a misprint? Oh, things I haven’t thought about in nearly ten years.

That begs the question, if nothing can be changed or altered, why even time travel at all? To see what was, what is, and what will be. Ivar time traveled to reunite with Nefertiti. That's cool. It does seem like in some of the stories, the characters at least think they have the ability to change e...

There is a Defiant book bound in that issue of Previews too.

Maybe Ivar brought Kaleidoscope back in time through a time arc and Deathmate ripped off Kaleidoscope?

I was thinking about Solar’s speed earlier. He flew to another star to absorb it and came back in what, hours? Energy is limited by the speed of light. But it seems like the more we learn about the speed of light, the less we know about it. Almost Heisenbergian in that way, I guess. Today, the conce...

It would take a LOT of anti-matter.... ...annihilation.... Squaring the circle - Solar is out of control....sucking in all this radiation. Time shift could work, though. Very Star Trek IV. What does Doctor Solar need with a starship? Are you sure you meant 5?FB_IMG_1664552365517.jpg Good catch, it ...

Yes, crossed some wires. It had been a while - like 15 years since I read Alpha and Omega. I forgot about the star but remembered Phil panicking when Gayle started getting sick and sucking it all in. I remember the star looking about like our sun. What makes black holes dangerous and extends their r...

It would take a LOT of anti-matter to destroy the world. By a factor of mass times the speed of light squared. If Solar could, at that early point in his having powers, convert energy to matter, he likely could just as easily convert energy to anti-matter. That could be a considerable source of anti...

Cool, I just have a different opinion. With all of the sci-fi elements already in Valiant, it stretches my credibility that the world would then remain an exact copy of ours in every other respect as the years go on. We can agree to disagree on that. I would agree that the world would change. Rai #...

Cool, I just have a different opinion. With all of the sci-fi elements already in Valiant, it stretches my credibility that the world would then remain an exact copy of ours in every other respect as the years go on. We can agree to disagree on that. I would agree that the world would change. Rai #...

Realistically, nobody has the stomach to give money for that as a fan including you, and the comic would be committing a larger self sabotage than they currently are that would lead to even faster death than what we saw with VEI. Comic writers of the last decade really haven't shown they're savvy e...

Yeah, I'm not arguing with you or anything, and not trying to say "don't discuss this" I'm ..trying to be helpful I guess speaking as someone who was there.. Again, She was not the lead editor either. "Her books" the sales did just as well as anything else Valiant was pumping ou...

daniellew61 wrote: ↑Wed Nov 01, 2023 8:56:45 am omg can this thread die? Heather was not the cause of all your problems with the company and titles. Jesus

No, that would be Dan Mintz.

And the cages? That was a crime against humanity. Well, not the cages so much as the separation of babies from mother's arms, then "lost" by records keepers almost certainly ending up in child-labor situations or human trafficking. That was the unforgivable thing Trump did. The cages are ...

As much as I loathe to weigh in on political matters, MOTA has some good points about T-ump. I'm sympathetic to some culturally conservative ideas, but the Tump fans have to accept that the majority of the country (and the world) are straight up repulsed by the guy. That just makes us love him that...

LOL notice they can't argue on the facts, just anecdotal evidence (my black friends all love him!) and name calling. I like a challenge. The post quoted was this one: Well, there is a difference between unwarranted anger toward an individual based on their gender and justified concern over someone'...

As much as I loathe to weigh in on political matters, MOTA has some good points about T-ump. I'm sympathetic to some culturally conservative ideas, but the Tump fans have to accept that the majority of the country (and the world) are straight up repulsed by the guy. That just makes us love him that...

Poor Mexico, so far from the Lord, so close to the United States. This quote got me to comparing Trump to Porfirio Diaz in my mind. Wouldn’t it be great if Donald Trump was our version of Porfirio Diaz? :D :D I have no doubt that he wants to. It's his endgame. I would not have guessed you to be the...

The mood on the boards when they brought Antos in on Valiant ranged from excited to cautiously optimistic. As an editor and later senior editor, she brought in creators whose only criteria were philosophical to churn out poor quality books, which she approved as editor. Her public perception was th...

You literally just admitted that a blacklisting perception, that caused the feedback, was justified in the previous post. Well, there is a difference between unwarranted anger toward an individual based on their gender and justified concern over someone's political beliefs. It's 2023 and we're anal...