Tja, da hat jemand zu schnell den betroffen Thread geschlossen  Remember: Dead doesn't always mean dead, besonders bei Marvel. Anderseits wäre ein "NEUER" Thread nicht zu vermeiden gewesen, denn schliesslich heisst die Kolumne jetzt:

Heute wurde die neue Kolumne bereits gestartet:

http://www.newsarama.com/NewJoeFridays/NewJoeFridays01.html

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RAS: Sensational's first issue after the unmasking (with incredible art from new father Clayton Crain - congrats, man!!!) is a stand-alone called, "My Science Teacher is Spider-Man!!" It sort of examines how this monumental decision affects a single person. Namely, one of Peter Parker's star pupils, a skinny kid who goes to Midtown High and wants to be a scientist. Of course, this being a Spider-book, some villain is bound to drop-in, and in this case, it's Dr. Octopus, who of course unmasked Spider-Man once before, in Amazing Spider-Man #12," I think, but couldn't believe high schooler Peter Parker was really Spider-Man! So naturally, he's pretty upset about the whole thing. After that, we have "The Deadly Foes of Peter Parker," which dusts off the Chameleon (who's all about faces and masks and identities, of course,) and teams him up him with some classic foes for an all-out assault on every facet of Peter's life. PAD: The major storyline coming directly after Civil War will lead into a three-parter with Mysterio that takes place at, naturally, the school where Peter teaches. Peter's going to fighting desperately to hold onto his job while at the same time being terribly conflicted about it. Flash Thompson, once he finally accepts the truth, is suddenly going to want to be Peter's best friend, which pisses Peter off since Flash used to be his best friend, but now it's only because he knows Peter is his hero.

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NRAMA: Okay - any new word on the now long-ago promised Brian Bendis/Frank Cho series that begins with an “M”, and/or the Bendis hint about “What’s better than one Avengers series?” … including whether those clues are may be related? JQ: The only word I can give you is that I’ve seen Frank Cho pages and they’re beautiful. Also, all the heroes are topless. But it’s only the male ones. Did you know that Captain America has nipple rings? Kidding. Well, about the topless thing, but Cap does have nipple rings. And a tattoo on the small of his back of a unicorn.

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NRAMA: We didn’t ask, but you’re telling anyway. How about some sort of new titles or titles or initiative that would take the place of the Unlimited titles? JQ: Did I mention that Warren Ellis will be working on… oh see, that’s how rumors get started. We have an amazing initiative planned out of Civil War. Some new books, some standards getting a face lift. As excited as I am about Civil War, I’m even more excited about the Marvel landscape in its aftermath. And, yes, there will be something Civil War related (loosely) that will be in the Unlimited family.

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Civil War #2 has gone back to press with the famous "press conference" cover and now I am happy to say we'll be doing second prints with new covers for the following: New Avengers Illuminati Special, She Hulk #8, Thunderbolts #103, Amazing Spider-Man #532, and Wolverine #42. These second printings will not feature the popular trade dress on the first printings, so demand for those issues will continue to increase.

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NRAMA: On the more editorial side of the Civil War front Joe, there seems to be a worry that the last page of Civil War #7 will be someone’s finger on either a literal or metaphorical “reset” button, that the world will forget about Spider-Man and Peter Parker, that Cap and Tony will be buddies again, and the Marvel Universe will have that fresh-from-the package smell. Thoughts? JQ: While someone will have a finger on something, it won’t be a reset button. Could you think of a bigger cheat than to take fans for a ride for seven issues and then suddenly having Wanda or someone like that come around and say that Civil War never happened? Wow, that would ****. [...] I can also tell you that come 2007, Spidey will still be public and unmasked.

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NRAMA: “Heroman: - Joe, being as how Spider-Man was as he put it "15" when he started swinging around fighting crime, would there be some kind of age limit to when people can start using their powers ala getting a drivers license or some sort, like a government school or training facility? For that matter, would the government be able to prosecute underage superheroes as they would adults? JQ: That’s a great question, Heroman and it would be certainly something to contemplate if the pro registration side were to win.

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NRAMA: “iceman06: - Currently, how old are Marvel's original teenagers like Spider-Man, the Human Torch, and the original X-Men? Someone told me that the Marvel Universe is 15 years old which places all of these characters in their 30's since Peter Parker has been Spider-Man since he was 15, but I've seen you say very recently that Spider-Man is 25. What's the official word? Are these characters in their early 30's because 15 years have passed, or are they in their late 20's because 10 years have passed? If it's in between, which is it closer to? Thanks! JQ: Iceman06, for years into the 80s, the operating concept of the Marvel U was that it had been maybe 7 years since the FF got their powers. That was the static age that everything was mostly left at. Eventually, this increased to 10 years in the 90s, and then about 12 or 13 years, which is what we kind of go by today.

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NRAMA: “Doombug” - Joe with the new 'Hawkeye' being confirmed, can you tell us where Clint Barton will be during all of this? Maybe a teaser to one of the Civil War books? JQ: You should be seeing more of Clint by years’ end, you never know where he’s been but I bet he’s been having a devil of a time.

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NRAMA: “Dash-Dot” - Whatever happened to the Marvel Poll to decide which character from Amazing Fantasy #15 would appear in their own series? Is that still planned? Who won? JQ: The winner was Greg Pak's revision of Mastermind Excello, a teen genius who met the Hulk in his AMFAN short story. I think you’ll see Greg’s Excello costarring in one of his stories.

Die Xorn-Magneto Sache ist einfach nur witzig  So eine unglaublich nerdige Erklärung verdient einen Marvel No Prize.

Hawk-Dare-Eye-Devil konnte man erahnen. Ich fand diesen Schritt originell und bin sehr gespannt auf die Auflösung.

Schreibt Ellis nun Thor oder was?

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Bei der schlechten Ausgabe, normal, dass keiner eine Chance für eine Mini bekommt.

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So eine unglaublich nerdige Erklärung verdient einen Marvel No Prize.

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Hawk-Dare-Eye-Devil konnte man erahnen. Ich fand diesen Schritt originell und bin sehr gespannt auf die Auflösung.

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Schreibt Ellis nun Thor oder was?

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noch nicht entschieden!

Für den Kommentar mit der Continuity hätte ich dich vor einem Jahr noch ausgelacht. Damals war ich der Meinung, dass Continuity lediglich das Entstehen guter Geschichten verhindere. Aber mittlerweile ist sie mir ausgesprochen wichtig. Ich nehme an, je besser man sich in einem Comic Universum auskennt, desto höher wir ihr Stellenwert. Bzw. der Nerd-Faktor nimmt zu.

Was Ellis angeht: Sein Iron-Man Arc war grandios. In 6 Issues hat er einer veralteten Figur eine realistische, komplexe und tiefgründige neue Origin verpasst. Man kann nur hoffen, dass ihm das gleiche mit Thor gelingt.

Und schliesslich Clint Barton bzw. Brubakers Daredevil Arc. Ich habe letzlich die ersten 4 Ausgaben seines neuen Runs gelesen. Ich kam zum Schluss, dass dies wohl etwas vom Besten ist, was ich je gelesen habe und mittlerweile habe ich doch schon einiges gelesen. Matt räumt Rykers Island auf  Ganz, ganz gross. Momentan die mit abstand beste Serie!

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Bzw. der Nerd-Faktor nimmt zu