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[SlyphGlitch]

Wow, the guy who created Cybernary died? That would explain why Cybernary 2.0 looked completely different. Also didn't a lot ex-Marvel people join Wildstorm and company??? I mean their comics endlessly mocked Marvel.

Of course isn't most of the Wildstorm stuff published under DC plain crap??? OF course when it comes to DC, I don't venture much outside of the Vertigo realm of things...

[kap]

I don't think a bunch of ex-Marvel people joined Wildstorm, I really can't think of any.. and, to be fair, it was really Liefeld's studio that endlessly mocked Marvel. I can only think of a handful of it's books that weren't absolute crap.

Wildstorm is now owned by DC, but to be honest, I would say almost none of it is crap. I've bought quite a few Wildstorm books since DC bought them, way more than I did before, and it is typically above average stuff. The problem is, because middle-America only wants characters and stories they know, typically only shit with Batman and Superman, etc, sells, and series at Wildstorm tend to die quickly. So, no one knows what any of it is and if their stuff gets cancelled all the time, gee, it MUST be terrible.. which is a shame.

Even mainstream DC isn't all that bad these days. I can't think of much mainstream DC I actually buy, but I'm way more likely to give an unknown DC book a chance than an unknown Marvel book these days, and I was pretty much raised on Marvel.

Everything Marvel does these days seems to be based around sensationalism or big names from other industries, and that kind of shit just turns me off. Give me a good story and some pretty art and for the love of God, save the mutant universe crap for the twelve year olds.

[Smeg]

[nixon]

And if kap enjoys Liefeld, you probably shouldn't look at his feet either...

[SlyphGlitch]

I too was raised on Marvel. Granted the last Marvel comic I really read was Gambit, I really can't say much about it. Along with Marvel I read a lot of Image and Dark Horse. I mean I'm old enough to remember reading the original Aliens vs Predator.(At least I think it was one of them.)

Also didn't one the studios that published under Image have members that created some of the X-Men???

[nixon]

Good old Rob Liefeld was the artist for X-Force for the brief time that I read it before the Image bomb hit. I was always a fan of some of the early Dark Horse Aliens comics. Aliens Hive and Aliens Colonial Marines were pretty good as far as I remember.

[kap]

[DavidDurica]

[Smeg]

[kap]

But but but.. if.. you said.. but.. oh fuckit. I've been sick for the last five days, I don't even want to try.

[SlyphGlitch]

I read remember reading one of the Alien vs Predator on top one the Predator comics Dutch's brother came back to South America for some strange reason...

I a lot the books however. Does anyone know where I could Aliens:Rogue? It was a really good book.

Also wasn't there an animated series of Youngblood in Japan???

[Smeg]

[kap]

[Akuma Sephitaro]

[Kid Fenris]

[SlyphGlitch]

Thanks for the comics book link....

I remember reading in an issue of EGM or GamePro that had a preview or something about the Youngblood cartoon and how it would most likely never be shown in America.

Also, there was a Wild C.A.T.S. cartoon on Saturday mornings. It was ok from what I remember of it. But then again nothing compares to the gold standard of cartoons from that era.

X-Men....

[James]

I know someone who had something to do with the youngblood game (that was never released), I'll point him in this direction.

[TheRedEye]

Right on.

[James]

Yeah, turns out he was brought in to clean up the code - I should be interviewing him on the subject after christmas.

Fun fact- rob liefield cannot draw hands, so he has someone do them for him.