[Dr Kain]

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Originally Posted by ZeoRangerV

Look at that torso again and then try to honestly say it's good art work :/

lol I didn't say it was good, I just said it looks fine to me. It looks like Venom. Yeah, the proportions are crap, but that's Venom's signature.

[Annuga]

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Originally Posted by Dr Kain

lol I didn't say it was good, I just said it looks fine to me. It looks like Venom. Yeah, the proportions are crap, but that's Venom's signature.

Not really. he's usually muscular. Unless you meant the shapeshifting thing, which he wasn't doing there

[ElConvoy]

Except for all the times when the character was drawn well of course.

[FormerTitanium]

I know OG Venom gets a lot love, but Flash Tomphson as Agent Venom was a great Venom and character all together for me, until the whole guardians and space knight thing got involved I dropped the ball then.

You can't go from this.....



To whatever this is.

[Yellow Ranger]

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Originally Posted by ElConvoy

Venom #150 was a big throwback to 90s Marvel. Complete with terrible writing and awful artwork.

...Why does Eddie have a double set of Double Ds?

[ElConvoy]

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Originally Posted by Yellow Ranger

...Why does Eddie have a double set of Double Ds?

So it's impossible to stand on those tiny ass feet?

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Originally Posted by FormerTitanium

I know OG Venom gets a lot love, but Flash Tomphson as Agent Venom was a great Venom and character all together for me, until the whole guardians and space knight thing got involved I dropped the ball then.

I think I'm the only person that actually really enjoyed Venom Space Knight.

[Dr Kain]

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Originally Posted by ElConvoy

Except for all the times when the character was drawn well of course.

See, my introduction to Venom was when he was drawn by Erik Larsen, so I grew up with this hideous thing:

[KRWolfblade]

So for anyone reading any titles within ResurrXion, I'd like to hear your thoughts on it so far.

Person Opinion: I've never been an X-Men or Inhuman fan (especially the latter and Marvel's attempts to make it the next big thing) but I have been kept up-to-date with what's going on with both sides. So I thought I'd at least give X-Men a try with ResurrXion since my selection of Marvel titles is pretty much non-existent (98% of my weekly comics are DC). Here we go:

X-Men: Blue: I have to say that this is the title I have enjoyed the most. I know a lot of people find the whole time-displaced X-Men drawn out (even me, a non X-Men fan finds that drawn out much) but I do find them likeable (mainly due to my limited X-Men experience) and I do like the art style with the covers and issues. I do like the story and it seems to be building up to a conclusion to the time-displaced X-Men (but knowing Marvel, they'll find a way to keep them around). I'm hoping it gets more interesting and entertaining. Will continue to read it.

X-Men: Gold: Unlike 'Blue', I found that this title is boring. I know a lot of people were 'excited' for Kitty Pryde to return from her tenure in the GotG and to have some 'classic' X-Men together (apart from Old Man Logan), but her and the other characters in 'Gold' dont really interest me and are just kind of 'there' if you understand what I mean. I kinda like the art style but that seems to be the only good quality about it. Given how bland and short the first 'story' was (3 issues I believe), I will most likely drop this title and save myself some money.

Jean Grey: This title has been good/okay so far. I do like stories that involve 'time' and trying to defy fate, and given how important the Phoenix Force is/was to Jean Grey, it was interesting to see how young Jean Grey deals with this inevitable fate (if Marvel ever decides to send the time-displaced X-Men back) and if I remember, they did make this a thing for the GotG and X-Men crossover a few years back. So far, this title is a maybe and I'll wait to see how the first 'story arc' ends to see if I drop or continue.

Generation X:This title has been alright but bordering on meh. There wasn't anything really interesting or out there for me to be invested with it but given it's only had 1 issue out so far (2nd one will come out this week I think) I'll wait to see if it may improve my opinion. Will wait to read the second one to see if my opinion is the same or not.

So that's my opinion on the select ResurrXion titles I've decided to read. I'll also be adding Cable once that comes out this week and maybe Iceman if I make up my mind.

[Annuga]

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Originally Posted by Dr Kain

See, my introduction to Venom was when he was drawn by Erik Larsen, so I grew up with this hideous thing:

That doesn't look bad, and isn't that the same one Convoy brought up? His second pic?

[ElConvoy]

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Originally Posted by KRWolfblade

X-Men: Gold: Unlike 'Blue', I found that this title is boring. I know a lot of people were 'excited' for Kitty Pryde to return from her tenure in the GotG and to have some 'classic' X-Men together (apart from Old Man Logan), but her and the other characters in 'Gold' dont really interest me and are just kind of 'there' if you understand what I mean. I kinda like the art style but that seems to be the only good quality about it. Given how bland and short the first 'story' was (3 issues I believe), I will most likely drop this title and save myself some money.

I really enjoy X-Men Gold so far. It's a nice throwback to the classic Claremont days where the X-Men were just superheroes. I can see how its kinda boring to someone who isnt big into X-Men though.