Think Wink.

So in the Marvel Civil War, I sided with Iron-Man and the pro-registration side. First of all, I love Tony Stark/Iron-Man. He is awesome, I am really stoked about the new movie! If you read one issue of Civil War: Iron-Man, he took on Luke Cage, Spider-Man, and a couple of other lug-heads by himself and most definitely won, hands down, no doubts about it. He also didn’t start the fight that killed Goliath, that was Steve Rogers. Second of all, Spider-Man started out pro-registration and then turned stupid and sided with the anti-registration group.

I was very saddened when Steve Rogers did not side with Iron-Man on this issue. I mean, it made Iron-Man some evil person that he simply isn’t. Second, it nearly got him killed, as well as Iron-Man in the climactic battle in Civil War #7. When he died, I was very sad because Steve Rogers was Captain America. He was the Superman of Marvel in that he was the hero you aspired to be. He made you rise up to his level of excellence, unlike the other heroes of the Marvel universe (e.g. Spider-Man or Wolverine).

Then when they announced that he was back when I was at Comic Con Chicago in August my jaw hit the floor. However it has since been stated that Steve Rogers was not back, Captain America. When January comes, I have to get Captain America #34 to see who it is. But They also announced that comic great, Alex Ross, was doing the artwork for a series involving Captain America. So when they revealed the new Captain America costume, he did a picture of Cap’ as only Alex Ross could. His art is so beautiful, and not just by comic book standards either. Here is Alex Ross’ portrait of the new Captain America costume

He’s Back!

Newspaper Eschatology

Transformers…Dang!