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5 comments on “Fantastic Four 1602 Wallpaper”
I loved Fantastick Four. The only disappointment I had was that the Wizard wasn’t Prospero, the Duke of Milan.
Woah! Now you’ve stolen the wonderful characters from Gaiman… Oh, man. I knew you were a tricky jewish, but this is too much. Why don’t you write some original stuff? Oh, I remember: sachs & Violence… It sucked. That’s the reason why you keep on stoling…
vidal: “Woah! Now you’ve stolen the wonderful characters from Gaiman…”
Uhm, vidal? Fantastic Four 1602 is derivative of the Fantastic Four, which was created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby, NOT Neil Gaiman. So Peter hasn’t stolen ANYTHING from Neil Gaiman. Neil’s concept was certainly not wholly original, but instead derivative of the Fantastic Four, which is owned by MARVEL COMICS.
If Peter is “guilty” of anything, he’s “guilty” of the same “crime” as Neil Gaiman: he’s lending his creative talents to a property owned by a corporation, probably in exchange for financial remuneration, all in a legal fashion.
God forbid.
vidal: “Oh, man. I knew you were a tricky jewish, but this is too much.”
Uhm, I think you meant a “tricky JEW.” I dunno what’s worse, your disgusting anti-semitism or your inability to write at even a grade-school level.
vidal: “Why don’t you write some original stuff? Oh, I remember: sachs & Violence… It sucked. That’s the reason why you keep on stoling…”
vidal, you meant “stealing,” you unrepentant jáçkášš.
And I’ll tell you what: the day you become a successful author is the day you can go around to the blogs of other authors swaggering as you tell them how badly they “suck.” ‘Til then, you’re just a sorry little poser.
Um, all that previous foolishness aside, I’d like to say I wish you’d thought of a new monicker for “Paste Pot Pete” (“Pete whose paste is potted?”) instead of going with Trapster again. That poor guy is stuck with a lame name no matter what he does…
Great, fun issue all around. Looking forward to the rest of them!
Very nice poster–I noticed though that the Thing character in this series has five fingers, not four, as he does in the original and ultimate series. I wonder–was this intentional?
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I loved Fantastick Four. The only disappointment I had was that the Wizard wasn’t Prospero, the Duke of Milan.
Woah! Now you’ve stolen the wonderful characters from Gaiman… Oh, man. I knew you were a tricky jewish, but this is too much. Why don’t you write some original stuff? Oh, I remember: sachs & Violence… It sucked. That’s the reason why you keep on stoling…
vidal: “Woah! Now you’ve stolen the wonderful characters from Gaiman…”
Uhm, vidal? Fantastic Four 1602 is derivative of the Fantastic Four, which was created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby, NOT Neil Gaiman. So Peter hasn’t stolen ANYTHING from Neil Gaiman. Neil’s concept was certainly not wholly original, but instead derivative of the Fantastic Four, which is owned by MARVEL COMICS.
If Peter is “guilty” of anything, he’s “guilty” of the same “crime” as Neil Gaiman: he’s lending his creative talents to a property owned by a corporation, probably in exchange for financial remuneration, all in a legal fashion.
God forbid.
vidal: “Oh, man. I knew you were a tricky jewish, but this is too much.”
Uhm, I think you meant a “tricky JEW.” I dunno what’s worse, your disgusting anti-semitism or your inability to write at even a grade-school level.
vidal: “Why don’t you write some original stuff? Oh, I remember: sachs & Violence… It sucked. That’s the reason why you keep on stoling…”
vidal, you meant “stealing,” you unrepentant jáçkášš.
And I’ll tell you what: the day you become a successful author is the day you can go around to the blogs of other authors swaggering as you tell them how badly they “suck.” ‘Til then, you’re just a sorry little poser.
Um, all that previous foolishness aside, I’d like to say I wish you’d thought of a new monicker for “Paste Pot Pete” (“Pete whose paste is potted?”) instead of going with Trapster again. That poor guy is stuck with a lame name no matter what he does…
Great, fun issue all around. Looking forward to the rest of them!
Very nice poster–I noticed though that the Thing character in this series has five fingers, not four, as he does in the original and ultimate series. I wonder–was this intentional?