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I think that's the power of nostalgia at work. The Marvel of my youth isn't a large company that doesn't always have its employees best interests at heart- it's a magical place where my favorite literary characters came from, as well as my greatest artistic influences!

A few years back, in discussing this very issue with someone online, I asked the question, 'Would YOU want to keep going back to a company you feel treated you unfairly?' 

Even over the interwebs, I could hear the crickets...

Fanatics do not sound like a group of people who worry about due care and diligence, and it would seem the journalism that supports their community is equally blasé when it comes to facts.

I'm glad I was here to see this series grow so naturally. If it had gone Marvel, we would of all lost this connection with the creator and the series.

 

It's just lazy reporting without fact checking.  You put nonsense out there on the internet and expect someone to catch your mistakes.

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It been said many times, I know, but I keep going back and reading the Elsewhen issues and it still blows my mind that:

(a) they exist at all, let along in such abundance

(b) they have the best, unadulterated JB art I've ever seen

(c) the stories and characters are so restored.

Simply beautiful.  I read recently that the original meaning of "radical" is about returning to the essence or "root" of something. 

Elsewhen is radical.