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Uncle Ben and JJ‘s Bromance, not romance

Punisher as a force nature is exactly how I have seen him. Please do more stories

Carusso is a very overrated player and a hack on defense and the refs constantly let him get away with it. He wasn’t helping y’all get anywhere don’t stress it.

Twist pitch: Mysterio tricks Gwen and Peter into sleeping together, Harry finds out and kills MJ.

A weird thing I noticed online is that both Ultimate X-Men and Ultimate Black Panther's trades are only the first 4 issues despite all listings that both have a six issue first arc

Don't know if you read it, but Mariko Tamaki and Javier Rodriguez Zatanna book came out this week and I am really excited about it as a fan of Rodriguez and someone that knows about nothing about the character

34:23 I think the twist is that Hickman is just playing straight.

At first I was thinking to myself, "CBH is crazy", but then...your theory started to make sense to me. Especially since MJ works with Damage Control seemingly, which in turn, seem to work for The Maker and his Council.

Thx man. I was looking a guide to the best stories to cut some of the others. To me it's not a problem the amount of reading, but as an high schooler I'm on a very strict budget.

Garth Ennis is a legend, absolutely love his comics!

My favorite DC Stories are: Geoff John's Flash (Blitz, Crossfire, The Secret of Barry Allen, Rouge War, and the various Rogue Profiles) Mark Waid's Flash (Born To Run: Flash Year One and Terminal Velocity as well as introducing the Speed Force, Bart Allen Impulse, Jessie Quick, and Max Mercury) Marv Wolfman and George Perez's The New Teen Titans (The Judas Contract, The Brother Blood Saga, The Coming to Trigon, The 2nd Trigon Saga, and introducing Victor Stone Cyborg, Raven, Starfire, Jericho, Trigon, Deathstroke, Cheshire, Psimon, Shimmer, Mammoth, Jinx, Gizmo, Blackfire, The H.I.V.E., The Pisons, The Tamereans, and tons of others) The Death and Rebirth of Superman (introducing Superboy, John Henry Irons Steel, The Eradicator, Hank Henshaw Cyborg Superman, and Doomsday) Blue Beetle by Keith Griffith, John Rogers, & Cully Hammer (introducing Jaime Reyes supporting cast his mother, his father, his sister, best friends Paco & Brenda, girlfriend Traci 13, Brenda's aunt and Jaime's archenemy La Dama, and a group of sometimes enemies/allies The Posse)

Frank Miller and Klaus Jensen's original Daredevil run (1979-1983) is the best of all the 1980s comics but a close 2nd (to me) for Marvel is The Thing by John Byrne and Ron Wilson.

no right wing person ever thought the boys wasnt making fun of them you . They just chose to use it to make fun of the left. That shows how smooth brained and out of touch with no sense of humor that leftists are .

Ennis coming back to more Punisher MAX would be a gift from God

Hey guys...

We need more Punisher!!!

Disney is ruining everything it touches

Marvel and dc are amazing ❤

This interview was sensational, Dave. I'm definitely going to pick up Get Fury and Battle Action

Great interview! We need more Punisher Max from Garth !

Great interview! I'd love to see a Punisher/Dredd crossover from Ennis in the future! 😎 His recent Rogue Trooper strip has been fantastic too, can't wait to read more of it! ❤

Really want to pick up Ribbon Queen, can't decided between trying to grab all the comics or getting the graphic novel...

i don't think GODS was good either. It was almost gibberish and the ending felt like they just decided to end it cause most readers werent liking it.

Also 100 Bulllets belongs a lot higher on the best of comics list Dave!

Professor X did the right thing, he maybe an Omega mutant but he is still just one man. It was too much for anyone to deal with. Without him they wouldn't have beat Dominion Sinister.

For me, New Teen Titans Rebirth run is the best (the one where Damian is the robin). It gives me nostalgia of Teen Titans cartoon.

I would say if you're just getting into reading x-men and you dont want to start with the 1963 #1 issue then the next easiest starting point is giant size x-men #1, it's called second genesis for a reason lol

"Lickity split" (Ice Cream Man) is my favorite!

Good singing :)

I liked G.O.D.S (did we find out what it stands for?) but i did find it meandering. I wish it had been more of a continuing story, not a bunch of vignettes

missed it... watching it now and i lol'd when dave describes ultimate x-men as "preposterous"... lmao!

I just can’t get over this nine minute and 37 second spot you’re saying marvel restaurant stuff and I just keep thinking you want new things. That’s what you say all the time you want something new it’s gotta be different blah blah blah and then you get something new and as soon as it’s there, you just, hate it as in God God is completely different than anything they have been doing or did before it’s just that bar was set so high with ox and pox. I think God would’ve set that bar high. If it came out first.

Do you think you’d feel this way if God‘s came out before House and Powers that a bar was so high with that that you can’t seem to allow yourself to open up trying to do with gods. Because I believe the main reason gods failed wasn’t necessarily the story but the pricing that didn’t sell nearly as well as it should’ve because they charged 10 bucks for it, but with sales is low as they were, they should’ve been they didn’t even give it a chance. like think about it if God was your first hit marvel Hickman book at secret wars would you not have not been more open minded to it?

G.O.D.S. was about the abstract entities we got to experience through the eyes of 2 mortals in love. The book itself shifted the perspective where -like in real life- people aren't always witness to the main event or in the centre of attention but only view little glimpses en bits and have to piece those together to make there own story or lesson out of it. While still not grasping the whole. The book was as abstract as the Abstract entities it featured. It's not meant to be understood: it's meant to make you feel like an insect. Or like you're passing a traffic accident at high-speed. "What happend I couldn't tell? We passed so fast I couldn't make heads or tails of it" feeling.

Always start with songs! Hah especially TMBG

i'm loving Ultimate x-men!

I missed it 😢

The House of Michael Bendis!!! Loved his Avengers run, it was absolutely brilliant.

If you have a bad public speaking voice I don’t like what that says about the rest of us

Definitely a lot of recency bias but pretty solid list

love Owen’s call out that Harry dying can thematically take the place of Gwen and Uncle Ben’s death in 616..it also gives an opportunity for a Spider-Gwen origin down the line as well.

X Force is wild as a series, because it almost felt like it was originally being written to be 18 issues, then when the Krakoa era took off it got even more rope and they then extended it out to be like 72 issues and then the want of a new era by July led to it ending at 50. the pacing felt so stop and start throughout that there’s no way for a conclusion that everyone connects with

We need a lot more streams with OME. He’s got the charisma that few have.

Why did Krakoa have to return to the White Hot Room? Just make a home on Arakko? Why not revive Genosha for those mutants who wanted to stay on Earth. The more I think about the more frustrated I get.

Am i the only one that hates that they brought back 15 million mutants back to life? First it's never going to matter and 2nd they undid the greatest tragedy in the history of mutantdom off panel, it just felt cheap to me (I was always against the waiting room and being able to revive the genosha mutants)

Honestly i think comics could use a bit of the shock value/ edginess/ nastiness of Ennies or Millar from the 2000s. A little bit here and there, in some titles, not everywhere but it would spice things up

Dave, I came for the X-men commentary but stayed for the beautiful rock ballads. I'm interested to hear your opinions and criticism on comics overall, not just Krakoa.

I became a comic book reader fairly recently, when an online article I read during 2019 about the new status quo of X-Men (specifically Xavier being able to walk again somehow) piqued my interest. I kinda forgot about it for a while, but subconsciously fed this growing curiosity of mine with Comicstorian and Comics Explained videos throughout a good chunk of 2019-2020. Come 2020, and I was fully along for the ride, especially pertaining to X-Men comics. That year, I got to read every bit of X of Swords in real time as it was happening, and it was during this time that I discovered Comic Book Herald. I cannot thank Dave and CBH enough for being my consistent weekly go-to X-Men/Marvel/Comics discussion hub that amazes me with how mostly objective it is but still manages to have some personal flair to it. Additionally, I always seem to find something interesting over at the My Marvelous Year podcast whenever I check it out. I always feel like other people's opinions of a comic book doesn't necessarily have to influence mine, because at the end of the day how you personally experienced a comic book is what ultimately matters, but never have I felt that more than with regards to X-Men # 700. I enjoyed every bit of it, and I was surprised by how much I was satisfied by everyone's writing/art here, even Duggan's. How each plot thread got wrapped up felt natural to me, and I even got teary-eyed during some parts. In short, X-Men # 700 is a perfect conclusion to my own experience of the Krakoa era. Now that Dave's weekly livestreams and occasional videos will likely slot in Ultimate Universe discussion as it cycles out the Krakoa era of X-Men, I wish Dave the best in maintaining the interesting mix of objectivity, reason, and personality that I've come to this channel for, week to week, for the past few years. Cheers!

Crossed is extreme horror - gore, vile, mean, graphic, violent. Makes sense not many places carry it.

This final issue was way more of a meaningful sendoff to the era. Wasn’t amazing by any means but did a lot of heavy lifting to actually make me FEEL anything at this ending