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Question reblogged from New Brevoort Formspring"So you’d rather the books were more old, more run-of-the-mill, more whitebread, more same-old same-old, more rudimentary?" - I would take that without question over what you people have turned Marvel into with your "change for the sake of change" business plan. (great plan...)
Asked by Anonymous
That’s what back issues and collected editions are for.
You cannot seal the Marvel Universe in mylar, unchanging, and expect it to thrive. It will die.
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seriousbizzle said: I would argue that one of the most important over arching themes of the Marvel U is “Change"and that life is about dealing with those changes.
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