The Good Old Days
Does anyone remember the days before the forshadowing age of marvel?
Well I want back the times when a storyline might only last one issue. I think its about time that the Marvel readers stepped forward and said that there should be no more reason to make grabbing conclusions at the end of every book because the loyal Marvel fans will probably want to get the next thrilling issue anyway.
GenerationX for example had continuously forshadowed the truth about "M" thinking that people would want to buy the next issue because it might finally tell the truth about her. Well after nearly three years of near resolution the story continued. After this long I'd decided that I would never expect anything from the writers. I for one read a comic expecting a resolution. There should be a complete revolt if a storyline last longer than six months.
Does anyone remember the Spider-Man Expatriots that refused to buy a single Spider-Man comic until the clone saga was over and Peter Parker was reinstated as the true Spider-Man. Well I've been thinking about starting a Marvel expatriots that will refuse to buy a single Marvel comic until they agree with my terms. Well, It's just a thought.