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MaxEffingBemis 12/01/21 6:33:04 PM #1:	I just re-downloaded the Marvel Unlimited app today to get back into reading comics again. Last year was really when I started reading them. I read through the whole Civil War arc, I'm planning on going back to reading the House of M storyline. I read through World War Hulk. I think there was some others I was planning on reading but I forgot. Anyway, does anyone have any recommendations of what to read next? Whether it be specific heroes/villains or storylines? Could be anything you personally enjoyed. --- She took pity on me, horizontally, but most likely because of my band <cite>MaxEffingBemis posted [p:960533425] in Attention:... [t:79790205]...</cite> <quote>I just re-downloaded the Marvel Unlimited app today to get back into reading comics again. Last year was really when I started reading them. I read through the whole Civil War arc, I'm planning on going back to reading the House of M storyline. I read through World War Hulk. I think there was some others I was planning on reading but I forgot. Anyway, does anyone have any recommendations of what to read next? Whether it be specific heroes/villains or storylines? Could be anything you personally enjoyed. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Zikten 12/01/21 6:56:06 PM #2:	I enjoyed the comic version of Spider-Verse. The movie is good too. But the story in the comics is better imo. It's a completely different plot though. So don't expect the movie's story <cite>Zikten posted [p:960534107] in Attention:... [t:79790205]...</cite> <quote>I enjoyed the comic version of Spider-Verse. The movie is good too. But the story in the comics is better imo. It's a completely different plot though. So don't expect the movie's story</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Zodd3224 12/01/21 6:58:05 PM #3:	Daredevil: Born Again Punisher: Welcome Back, Frank X-Men: E Is For Extinction --- https://imgur.com/a/X14Jka4 <cite>Zodd3224 posted [p:960534156] in Attention:... [t:79790205]...</cite> <quote>Daredevil: Born Again Punisher: Welcome Back, Frank X-Men: E Is For Extinction </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
PoundGarden 12/01/21 7:02:23 PM #4:	Superior Spider-Man is essential reading. If you can get past the hokey premise it's phenomenal especially if you like a good redemption arc. --- "You go. I'm just going to stare at the lake and think about how I almost just killed a baby." <cite>PoundGarden posted [p:960534298] in Attention:... [t:79790205]...</cite> <quote>Superior Spider-Man is essential reading. If you can get past the hokey premise it's phenomenal especially if you like a good redemption arc. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Juhanor 12/01/21 7:04:56 PM #5:	Earth X Shadows and Light Kraven's Last Hunt Tales of the Zombie <cite>Juhanor posted [p:960534370] in Attention:... [t:79790205]...</cite> <quote>Earth X Shadows and Light Kraven's Last Hunt Tales of the Zombie</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
MaxEffingBemis 12/01/21 11:28:53 PM #6:	Bump --- She took pity on me, horizontally, but most likely because of my band <cite>MaxEffingBemis posted [p:960541628] in Attention:... [t:79790205]...</cite> <quote>Bump </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
OliviaWildThing 12/01/21 11:30:33 PM #7:	hawkeye from matt fraction <cite>OliviaWildThing posted [p:960541658] in Attention:... [t:79790205]...</cite> <quote>hawkeye from matt fraction </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Xethuminra 12/01/21 11:33:19 PM #8:	I second the recomendedation of Earth X , for May Parker specifically. It's as juicy as the early Ultimate stuff, which I also recommend. Outside of Spider-Man, the first arc of Ultimate Avengers is amazing (Grey Hulk through Ant-Man ~~assaulting~~ Wasp) ~ That's where we got our Nick Fury, man! Earth X hasn't really seen any screen time. It's the equivalent of Logan. Literally. <cite>Xethuminra posted [p:960541725] in Attention:... [t:79790205]...</cite> <quote>I second the recomendedation of Earth X , for May Parker specifically. It's as juicy as the early Ultimate stuff, which I also recommend. Outside of Spider-Man, the first arc of Ultimate Avengers is amazing (Grey Hulk through Ant-Man assaulting Wasp) ~ That's where we got our Nick Fury, man! Earth X hasn't really seen any screen time. It's the equivalent of Logan. Literally. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
OliviaWildThing 12/02/21 12:38:56 AM #9:	Xethuminra posted... I second the recomendedation of Earth X , for May Parker specifically. It's as juicy as the early Ultimate stuff, which I also recommend. Outside of Spider-Man, the first arc of Ultimate Avengers is amazing (Grey Hulk through Ant-Man ~~assaulting~~ Wasp) ~ That's where we got our Nick Fury, man! Earth X hasn't really seen any screen time. It's the equivalent of Logan. Literally. earth x is too dense to suggest to a new reader. also requires a ton of background knowledge <cite>OliviaWildThing posted [p:960542991] in Attention:... [t:79790205]...</cite> <quote>Xethuminra posted... </cite> <quote>I second the recomendedation of Earth X , for May Parker specifically. It's as juicy as the early Ultimate stuff, which I also recommend. Outside of Spider-Man, the first arc of Ultimate Avengers is amazing (Grey Hulk through Ant-Man assaulting Wasp) ~ That's where we got our Nick Fury, man! Earth X hasn't really seen any screen time. It's the equivalent of Logan. Literally.</quote> earth x is too dense to suggest to a new reader. also requires a ton of background knowledge </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
SSJKirby 12/02/21 12:43:37 AM #10:	The annihilation saga for some sick cosmic marvel --- Not changing this signature until Beyond Good and Evil 2 is in my hand. August 25th, 2010. <cite>SSJKirby posted [p:960543068] in Attention:... [t:79790205]...</cite> <quote>The annihilation saga for some sick cosmic marvel </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Xethuminra 12/02/21 12:45:05 AM #11:	OliviaWildThing posted... earth x is too dense to suggest to a new reader. also requires a ton of background knowledge That's kinda the fun of it for new readers. You have potentially a once in a lifetime experience which will steer your direction as you pick and choose new stories to read and in what order. If you start with stuff like Earth X and kinda work your way back, why not? Getting ahold of the really old comics at this point would be the first step tho. A box of assorted issues, and a few documentary compendiums discussing the rare stuff. That's all you need for Earth X. Confusion is fun. The old Transformers are great for that. Haha <cite>Xethuminra posted [p:960543089] in Attention:... [t:79790205]...</cite> <quote>OliviaWildThing posted... </cite> <quote>earth x is too dense to suggest to a new reader. also requires a ton of background knowledge</quote>That's kinda the fun of it for new readers. You have potentially a once in a lifetime experience which will steer your direction as you pick and choose new stories to read and in what order. If you start with stuff like Earth X and kinda work your way back, why not? Getting ahold of the really old comics at this point would be the first step tho. A box of assorted issues, and a few documentary compendiums discussing the rare stuff. That's all you need for Earth X. Confusion is fun. The old Transformers are great for that. Haha </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Tyranthraxus 12/02/21 12:48:04 AM #12:	The Totally Awesome Hulk --- It says right here in Matthew 16:4 "Jesus doth not need a giant Mecha." https://imgur.com/dQgC4kv <cite>Tyranthraxus posted [p:960543125] in Attention:... [t:79790205]...</cite> <quote>The Totally Awesome Hulk </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Xethuminra 12/02/21 12:50:29 AM #13:	Just waltz into a comic shop and stalk the place dry. Barnes & Noble don't normally give a fuck if you hang out all day just reading, buying coffee, and a book or two maybe. Lol . Make a thing of it. If you can. <cite>Xethuminra posted [p:960543179] in Attention:... [t:79790205]...</cite> <quote>Just waltz into a comic shop and stalk the place dry. Barnes & Noble don't normally give a fuck if you hang out all day just reading, buying coffee, and a book or two maybe. Lol . Make a thing of it. If you can. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Tyranthraxus 12/02/21 1:06:21 AM #14:	Xethuminra posted... Just waltz into a comic shop and stalk the place dry. Barnes & Noble don't normally give a fuck if you hang out all day just reading, buying coffee, and a book or two maybe. Lol . Make a thing of it. If you can. Why would he do that if he's got a subscription straight to his phone/tablet already? --- It says right here in Matthew 16:4 "Jesus doth not need a giant Mecha." https://imgur.com/dQgC4kv <cite>Tyranthraxus posted [p:960543437] in Attention:... [t:79790205]...</cite> <quote>Xethuminra posted... </cite> <quote>Just waltz into a comic shop and stalk the place dry. Barnes & Noble don't normally give a fuck if you hang out all day just reading, buying coffee, and a book or two maybe. Lol . Make a thing of it. If you can.</quote> Why would he do that if he's got a subscription straight to his phone/tablet already? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Zodd3224 12/02/21 9:42:31 AM #15:	SSJKirby posted... The annihilation saga for some sick cosmic marvel This is pretty good too --- https://imgur.com/a/X14Jka4 <cite>Zodd3224 posted [p:960549955] in Attention:... [t:79790205]...</cite> <quote>SSJKirby posted... </cite> <quote>The annihilation saga for some sick cosmic marvel</quote> This is pretty good too </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Doom_Art 12/02/21 9:47:18 AM #16:	Ultimate Spider-Man is my go-to recommendation most of the time It's accessible to new readers and messes with the bits and pieces of the Spider-Man mythos just enough that someone broadly familiar with the mythos will be surprised by stuff. --- Not removing this until Mega Man 64 is released on the Wii Virtual Console. Started on: 12/1/2009 https://imgur.com/mPvcy <cite>Doom_Art posted [p:960550049] in Attention:... [t:79790205]...</cite> <quote>Ultimate Spider-Man is my go-to recommendation most of the time It's accessible to new readers and messes with the bits and pieces of the Spider-Man mythos just enough that someone broadly familiar with the mythos will be surprised by stuff. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Juhanor 12/02/21 11:32:36 AM #17:	Also suggesting Exiles 2001 and Agents of Atlas 2006 OliviaWildThing posted... earth x is too dense to suggest to a new reader. also requires a ton of background knowledge When I first read Earth X I had like Exiles and Moench MK under my belt. Yeah it's a dense story, and needs a ton of background knowledge. Since that asks for multiple reads to fully appreciate, IMO the best method is read once as a new reader, check out different characters in their own mags, go back and read again. And probably a third, fourth, fifth time etc. ~~The only fault I can find with Earth X is that they probably won't ever make a story as perfect as it again.~~ <cite>Juhanor posted [p:960552466] in Attention:... [t:79790205]...</cite> <quote>Also suggesting Exiles 2001 and Agents of Atlas 2006 OliviaWildThing posted...</cite> <quote>earth x is too dense to suggest to a new reader. also requires a ton of background knowledge</quote> When I first read Earth X I had like Exiles and Moench MK under my belt. Yeah it's a dense story, and needs a ton of background knowledge. Since that asks for multiple reads to fully appreciate, IMO the best method is read once as a new reader, check out different characters in their own mags, go back and read again. And probably a third, fourth, fifth time etc. The only fault I can find with Earth X is that they probably won't ever make a story as perfect as it again.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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