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show us your set of the greatest arc in comics, and...
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Straw-Man

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p.s.  please don't sully my thread with some lame d.c. set.  i'm sure there was a terrific 6-issue arc dealing with genius-gorillas or a supe v. flash race, but i'm asking nice.

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9 minutes ago, tricolorbrian said:

What is an arc?(shrug)

Arc = Storyline

Back in the day, most of the books were one-and-done (story) and then next issue onto the next story.   But, every once in awhile, you'd get a storyline that spanned across multiple issues (the "Galactus Trilogy" - FF48-50).  That's what this thread is for.  Those storylines that spanned multiple issues. 

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Tri-Color Brian

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7 hours ago, chrisco37 said:

Arc = Storyline

Back in the day, most of the books were one-and-done (story) and then next issue onto the next story.   But, every once in awhile, you'd get a storyline that spanned across multiple issues (the "Galactus Trilogy" - FF48-50).  That's what this thread is for.  Those storylines that spanned multiple issues. 

Thanks...but the acronym doesn't seem to fit the description.  lol  What does a r c stand for?

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On 8/28/2017 at 7:26 PM, tricolorbrian said:

Thanks...but the acronym doesn't seem to fit the description.  lol  What does a r c stand for?

  :smile:From Merriam-Webster:

arc   
noun \ˈärk\
... 6:  a continuous progression or line of development a story's dramatic arc

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