Peter David will write Hulk again and it'll turn out to be all a dream

Huh. I thought it was Bendis, but here is the blurb for Super Heroes #1 from marvel, due out in April:
COVER BY: Todd Nauck
WRITER: Paul Tobin
PENCILS: Ronan Cliquet
INKS: Array
THE STORY:
Captain America, Iron Man, the Black Widow, Thor, the Vision, Nova, and the Invisible Woman…a powerful collective of the greatest heroes the world has ever known. They are the Avengers, and they want it known they’re here to stay. But when Magneto and his Brotherhood of Mutants threaten to destroy several major cities unless their demands for mutant supremacy are met, the Avengers are forced to quit looking to the future, and start hoping to live through the day! MARVEL ADVENTURES All Ages …$3.99

Well, there you go. "Marvel Adventures" is not the same as the Marvel 616 universe.

If it's Marvel Adventures/All Ages it's for kids,not in continuity.
I wouldn't mind Nova as an in-canon Avenger,though.

I could go for that, but only if it were in something like Dan Slott's Mighty Avengers. Unfortunately, there is currently no reason to think something like that will even exist after Siege.

I always figured that characters like Hank Pym and Nova would help train the new wave of kids. That whole Avengers Academy thing.

I like Nova waaay more in space, but if his brother becomes really good out there....I can see him assuming leadership while Novas away (thought that trainer guy may be better here).

What about a 'Cosmic Avengers'?

Quasar, Nova, Darkhawk, Blackbolt, Wraith, and some others

I mean shoot, if DC can have Justice League Europe, International, America, etc why not?

So Civil War kicked off with the New Warriors blowing up a school bus.

World War Hulk kicked off with a bomb blowing up the planet where the Hulk reigned as the Green King.

Now Siege kicks off with Volstagg blowing up a stadium during a sporting event.

Is that about right?

Anyone see any trends in creativity?

i almost peeped myself.



(PEEP-to pee and poop at the same moment. very gross and hard to clean up.)

In comics it was done intentionally as a set-up by Osborn to invade Asguard. Yes, it's similar to Stamford, but they even admit it's patterned after the accident in the comics. Not defending it, just pointing out that in comic logic, it was done because the last one worked so well at getting people to back the SHRA, Osborn felt doing it again would have the same effect.

BTW, I gotta say I loved Siege 2. Really caught me off guard since I wasn't expecting to like it that much. Last page though, I laughed out loud at it.

This word you say... I do not think it means what you think it means.

Nova #34 - 9/10

Awesome, you know the other month when people were saying 'hey, notice how these guys are all stone powered', well Nova makes the same comment this issue. Plus we get to see more Nova awesomeness as he beats Moonstone with a single move. Meanwhile, Blackbolt is dead, again, and Darkhawk fights the guy who just woke up on Shard.

The elder Sphinx wins as his heros defeat their opposite numbers in 3 of 5 matches. In the end it looks fubar though as elder Sphinx can now see Darkhawk, and since he can see him he can control him through DH's stone. It looks like we're getting glimpses into the fact that all these stones are related somehow and tie into something very big.

Blue Blazes!

I enjoyed Nova, too! I got the feeling that Black Bolt understood he wasn't supposed to be alive and just let Basalisk turn him to stone. I really liked the Mr. Fantastic-Ulysses Bloodstone battle.

Sphinx with 2 Ka stones?!? How exactly do they wrap this up in one issue?

My only picks for this week were Siege and Siege Embedded. While the main title was stunning and fun, Siege Embedded entertained me far less than I had hoped based on how well I enjoyed the first issue.

So... Who besides me is more than ready for Sentry to die? Show of hands?