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It"s in the first post, fairy in the leaves pic. She could actually beat Brooke and Ashlee, their pictures are terrible. And well, Beau - jesus, how can you lose to a guy named Beau?

Man, can I go back and vote for the Tiffany chick? That"s a solid rack on her.

The Omega Sanction was used in the past year or so to great effect in the Mr. Miracle limited series that was part of Seven Soldiers and served as a lead in to Final Crisis. I suspect it was used if for no other reason than to remind people of it so they knew what it was when Batman got zapped...

I"m pretty sure that"s Mark Bagley, he drew Ultimate Spider Man for 100+ issues, and is now signed to DC. He"s a huge fan favorite, and I guess is one of the more reliable artists around. His art lacks detail, but if you check out USM, he does some excellent work. That"s basically how Logan...

It"s a pretty irritating trend. On the upside, there are times when we see guys like Mark Millar and Bryan Hitch sign up for 12 issues of Fantastic Four, and then extend to 16. Also, look at Bendis and Bagley on Ultimate Spider-man for what, 100+ issues?

Two greatest pages ever. Ultimate version of Mr. Sinister who can"t be photographed or video taped sneaks in and takes care of Xavier.

Issue later, Xavier inquires why Fury owes him a favor, but Wolverine declines to answer. Fury knew all too well that one mutant who simply wound up with a bum power wasn"t reason to throw them all in internment camps.

3rd part.

Second part.

Here"s the issue in question. Kid wakes up, where"d everyone goes? He goes to school and kills everyone there, but doesn"t understand. Wolverine is sent to find out why 265 or so people are dead and tracks him to a cave. Spans a couple posts.

I"m the goddamn Batman. From All Star Batman and Robin #2, pg 10.

Gimme 15 minutes, I"ll put it up for you. Braen: That was in Ultimate X-men, the kid"s power was to dissolve organic material; he disintegrates people. I think it was Nick Fury who sent Wolverine tho. I have the issue somewhere, I"ll toss up some scans. It was a great issue for sure.

That"s All-star Batman and Robin by Frank Miller and Jim Lee. I think that"s about 4-5 issues in; it"s a super erratic schedule for that book. All of them are worth checking out, it"s one arc by those guys.

Payback is a bitch. Re: Skalls and the wall of text. You were warned!

Alright, this is going to be a wall of motherfucking text, but if you make it through the whole thing, it"s pretty rewarding. Basically...right after Watchmen, Alan Moore wrote up a proposal for a series of comics set in the DCU that told the story of the end of the DCU as we know it. Of course...