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Topic	Does DC Rebirth say that new 52 is now non-canon?
AlisLandale 12/06/17 10:08:40 AM #73:	The trick with Marvel events is to not read Marvel events. In fact, your best bet is to just stop buying Marvel comics while their event is going on and wiki the summary when it's over. >_> Anyways, most character-based series are in one trade paperback. Ms. Marvel, for instance. You only need to buy Ms. Marvel trades to understand that story. There will be some weird shit like "why is Loki a teenager now and a good guy. Why is he even here?" but after a while you learn to just accept it. <_< The exception (besides events) is sometimes when the same hero will have multiple titles. Superman has both Superman and Action Comics. But in that case you would just follow the title you like. >_> --- Currently Binging: Ghost in the Shell - Stand Alone Complex http://i.imgtc.com/YQId2Bz.png <cite>AlisLandale posted [p:891688993] in Does DC Re... [t:75968526]...</cite> <quote>The trick with Marvel events is to not read Marvel events. In fact, your best bet is to just stop buying Marvel comics while their event is going on and wiki the summary when it's over. >_> Anyways, most character-based series are in one trade paperback. Ms. Marvel, for instance. You only need to buy Ms. Marvel trades to understand that story. There will be some weird shit like "why is Loki a teenager now and a good guy. Why is he even here?" but after a while you learn to just accept it. <_< The exception (besides events) is sometimes when the same hero will have multiple titles. Superman has both Superman and Action Comics. But in that case you would just follow the title you like. >_> --- Currently Binging: Ghost in the Shell - Stand Alone Complex http://i.imgtc.com/YQId2Bz.png</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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