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Well, Alan, glad to know that Didio is such a gentleman. Now, if you ask me, what I want from the EIC at DC is to keep Alan Davis (or Pacheco, who just left) at DC. Even more when the current artists on JLA, JSA, T Titans, Titans, Legion and Outsiders are... far from setting the world on fire with h...

Yeah, the comic is mine. The review isn't. Nor is this one...

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I'm sorry but this sort of thing makes my blood boil. Thanks for the support Matt but, as you can see, irrational certitude is impervious to logic and sanity. In my experience an incoherent rant will burn itself out more quickly without opposition to fuel it-- And I’m confident that the posts I hav...

>" Furthermore, as someone who claims to revere the 'old' Marvel tradition you'll surely remember No-Prizes then? Are you reading what is being written here???????' I gave Alan his No-Prize in my second post, after he took the easy way out... And I already gave my opinion on how all this can fit in ...

[>quote][/quote]Pedro’s first post, a boastful and inaccurate declaration, was followed by rambling pettiness, peppered with weak jokes and emoticons that did nothing to disguise his bitterness at the inevitable evolution of the industry and his snide attacks on everyone who doesn’t agree with him, ...

I'm curious to see if this will raise as much of a fuss as you seem to think it will, Pedro.[/quote] What fuss? It's not going to cause anything, except some colored expresions on Alan's part and some "poor humor" on my own. Something that must be cristal clear after our exchange of opinions is tha...

>A lost battle only because you had already decided that your ‘Continuity connoisseur knowledge’ is infallible. Well, for one I do presume that is better than the one of all the creators who don't read comics anymore, but don't mind me, I'm delusional. > because you will never be in a position to co...

Have it your way, mine's are proved too...

Thank God I started saying that this was a lost battle... (Not only know best, Ive precognitive powers to booth!)

Alan: I'm grateful that you have decided to stop talking about me -just acusing me of intelectual fascism this time, wer'e progressing here :)- and started talking a little bit about continuity in a very thoughtful way, I gladly admit. Now, I'm afraid that I still disagree with you in several issues...

>You made a definitive statement-- just minutes after joining the Forum-- so it appeared your intention was to dazzle the Forum with your ‘Continuity Connoisseur’ wisdom rather than ascertain the truth or enter into an adult discussion. I don't know what IT APPEARED TO YOU, I think that you have alr...

> be assured my use of the Sphinx was NOT a continuity lapse or mistake on my part. I was fully aware of the Sphinx’s established history in the Marvel Universe and I had good reason to ‘contradict’ it. Hopefully the reasons why will become a little clearer when the project I am currently working on...

Paulo: Pag. 1 Panel 1: "it's original head re-sculpted to satisfy the egotistical whim of a later paraoh" Pag. 18 Panel 1: You can see that the original head of the Sphinx was that of a griffin, the very same or someone similar to the one that Thor battles for the rest of the issue. Pag. 30 Panel 3,...

I really, really, really hope that the previous post has been written by the Alan Davis of Earth- 794... Certeanly doesn't sound very much like the writer who used to enjoy playing with continuity and fixing impossible continuity conumdrums in a masterful way over in Excalibur or X-Men. The one that...

Well, Alan, keep looking in your mailbox for the NO-PRIZE! :P I know this is a lost cause, but if you wanted this story to happen in a parallel world, would it be too much to say so in a little caption at the beggining of the story? And to advertise it as an out-of-continuity tale... A couple of "hi...

Dear Alan: In the Marvel Universe, the "mystery" sorrounding the Sphinx has been solved since Fantastic Four #19 (1963). The Sphinx is the ship that - a then unnamed future time traveler- Nathaniel Richards used to travel back in time from his alternate future to ancient Egypt, where the FF fought h...