Your Favorite moments in Marvel this decade.

[Spider]

 

 

Ed Brubaker on Captain America and Daredevil for me.

[joe_collector]

I don't even know where to start....

 

 

 

 

 

 

No, seriously.. I *really* don't know where to start.

[Marvelfangirl]

.......................I would say Captain America #25

[whisp]

Continuation of the Moon Knight Saga.

[TupennyConan]

DO YOU THINK THIS A ON MY FOREHEAD STANDS FOR FRANCE?!?

[DrWatson]

I always thought it stood for Americanada.

[TupennyConan]

How about Azatlan?

[MightyBeanComics]

My favorite moment:

 

Civil War #1. When Shield attempts to take Cap into Custody.

 

"Guns Down Boys" Wow....what presence!

 

Then glass starts breaking, jaws start getting cracked, people flying around.

 

Violence like only Captain America can deliver!

[Designer Toast]

DO YOU THINK THIS A ON MY FOREHEAD STANDS FOR FRANCE?!?

 

[Green]

When hulk beat up your favorite hero.

[short_box-migration]

My favorite moment was when I dropped some of the last remaining Marvel titles from my Pull List. Daredevil # 500 was the perfect jumping off point.

 

The only Marvel title I still get is X-Factor, but when Peter David is gone, so am I.

[Flaming_Telepath]

They're still publishing?

[HeroDreamer]

Cap's France quote was one of my favorites as well!

[gaz973]

They're still publishing?

 

[genrlzod]

The starting of a new Nova title.

[dupont2005]

only marvels i read this decade are the noir books.

[followtheleader]

I don't even know where to start....

 

 

 

 

 

 

No, seriously.. I *really* don't know where to start.

 

Kind of hard to know where to start when you haven't read a book from the last two decades.

 

Personally, when DD took down the Kingpin and took over his reign.

 

Pat

[joe_collector]

Kind of hard to know where to start when you haven't read a book from the last two decades.

 

No, I read/borrow trades here and there, but as usual, the majority of it is absolute drek written for the lowest-brow adults imaginable.

 

Remember, my tagline is "Man, am I glad I don't BUY Moderns anymore".

 

I can remember hearing all the hype for Fables, seeing a few trades at the library, and finding it to be some of the most amateurish, idiotic dross I've ever had the misfortune of reading - it was like something Alan Moore wrote when he was 2 years old.

[etanick]

favorite moment? hard to say but every time I walk out of a store in the past decade and not bought a book, I was happy to know I didn't miss much.

 

In all fairness, I am 44 today. I am sure I would think very differently about today's comics if I was 13. If that is not the case, then the future of modern comics is dead without the younger generation and the next generation.

 

A more interesting question is what do other 40 something read these days that are worth reading or spend money on?

[Artboy99]

favorite moment? hard to say but every time I walk out of a store in the past decade and not bought a book, I was happy to know I didn't miss much.

 

In all fairness, I am 44 today. I am sure I would think very differently about today's comics if I was 13. If that is not the case, then the future of modern comics is dead without the younger generation and the next generation.

 

A more interesting question is what do other 40 something read these days that are worth reading or spend money on?

 

I am 44 as well.

I have really enjoyed Captain America the last few years I recommend it.

The Thor reboot is very enjoyable as well.

Son of Hulk has been a great read

The "Old Man Logan" story recently in Wolverine is fantastic stuff.

 

If you were to pick up the trades of only one of those I would recommend Old Man Logan.

 

Of the last decade I absolutely loved Planet Hulk, in my opinion the best Hulk story ever written.