в своем отношении к этому комиксу, чувствую себя Омегой (чье мнение никогда популярно в комьюните не было), ибо считаю Девок жвачкой для умственно отсталых пубертатов, в которой нет ни одного хорошего персонажа, нет приличного сюжета, зато есть былинный декомпресс и куча рассчитаной на пубертатов темы ебли, причем именно вот так вот по тупому раскрытой.

Луна как и Брайан Вон пишут для подростков.

Вдруг дальше рассказ пойдет от лица их ребенка?

Тут есть где разогнаться.

чувствую себя Омегой (чье мнение никогда популярно в комьюните не было)

ибо считаю Девок жвачкой для умственно отсталых пубертатов

Злые вы люди.

Такова наша суть.

Well, up through issue #11, we're wrapping up Daniel Way's final arc on the series in which the team takes on gamma-powered Crimson Dynamos that have been souped up by a new player in the terror industry -- not to mention that that new player has some very close ties to one of our core team members.

In broad strokes, that's more or less correct, but the way it plays out is where the fun lies. We begin with the team heading to New York City to deal with (and by "deal with," I mean the Frank Castle version of the phrase) a unique gang of criminals that the Punisher's never quite been able to deal with his on his own. I don't want to get into too many specifics, but I will say, "Infinity" is a huge blast of a story, and the Thunderbolts are going to find themselves in over their heads pretty quickly -- which is right where we want them. Nobody likes a story where the good guys don't have to work for it.

We have Jefte Palo coming on as our new artist for the book! He's done some really great books for us in the past -- I, for one, really loved the "Taskmaster" mini he did with Fred Van Lente -- and I think he'll be able to nail the grit of this series. We're incredibly excited to have him on the book, and can't wait to show off to everyone how great the characters are going to look.

Sure -- as part of the "Infinity" arc, the Thunderbolts realize that one of their own is a gigantic, gigantic problem that will need to be dealt with immediately before such party takes them all down. That makes up the core of the post-"Infinity" arc, and it just might end up with a new member taking said troublesome party's place.

"Avengers Arena" was up next, and Singh joked about "all 9 of you who have signed that petition online" calling for its cancellation. He said the "End Boss" arc would reveal "who lives, who dies--and who wins."
"Dennis [Hopeless] has been spending a lot of time getting into the hearts and minds of these characters," Brevoort said, "which makes it all the more tragic when he drowns them, or blows them up, or pushes them over the cliff, as he does every few issues." The phrase "Season One" was mentioned, suggesting that the series will end but eventually continue.

A fan asked about the possibility of "Dexter Morgan joining the Thunderbolts." Singh said there is a new series planned for the summer, but a crossover is unlikely.

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