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Published: 2009-11-25 18:35:45 +0000 UTC; Views: 7283; Favourites: 43; Downloads: 142
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As I play in the continuity of the BBC tv series I am often affected by things the Doctor has done...though I rarely meet him. But the destruction of Gallifrey and the loss of every Time Lord made us wonder...what happened to us. Well, currently we are in a parallel universe facing similar but alternate versions of well know enemies, and my TARDIS is full of Gallifreyan refugees, I struggle to survive and find a way back to our universe..."In the climactic battle of the Time War, the halls of Gallifrey have been breached, the Absolute Time Barrier shattered and history splinters into billions of possibilities. One reality after another is spawned and destroyed, in the war with the Daleks. On the eve of the end of all things the Doctor makes a gamble to save reality. The Inspector attempts to save the world that has guarded time for eons. Can the two Time Lords put aside their past and save Time?
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Oh yeah that was a horrible story
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If for nothing more than turning Wasp into AN ACTUAL WASP. WTF
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And scared armor teen Iron Man
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Yeah its funny how they have partially redeemed that with new cartoon. I thought Iron man as a kid this cartoon woudl suck but I am suprised as how good it is. But him killing Yellow Jacket me no likey
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It's funny. You think they would have seen that Hal Jordan going nuts and killing people was wrong...and then not copy that idea.
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Yeah but wrong does not mean there wont be sales but most importantly this was right during Marvel's bankruptcy and they were told make shakeups and change stories or get canceled. So short term sales were more important long term sucess at the moment
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suppose.But that is one of the reasons Marvel always seemed cowardly about things. But who am I to say. The whole comic industry is in trouble.
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Ehh not so much really. The 90s was due to the over speculation market and needless variants (which i fear marvel is returning too) but the comics as a whole arent in danger of going away (maybe going all digital perhaps but not going away
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I've heard from many artists and writers who beleive that the industry is dying. Partially because the forum for comics is dying. Graphic novels may be what it becomes but a store that sells monthly books may soon be a thing of the past. The fan base is also thinning with the over saturation of titles from multiple companies.
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I see you on the oversatuaration (especially of stories who seem only to exist to satisfy creators writers) the comic store might die in 10-15 years true although i dont think it will be Graphic novels that kill it but rather online. Of course comics are dying chants have gone on since the early 90s so we shall see
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Didn't I say that? Yes...that is what I meant.
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Good thing I'm a Brit then
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You are? Huh. I thought you were an American too....... no offense.
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Nope I'm a Canadian....born in England and came to this side of the planet in 72
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Ahhh, I see. Well, if you had to choose to leave the UK, I think Canada's a better choice than the US. But that's just me. As posuer-ish as this sounds, I honestly wish I was born British. I think I'd make a lot more sense if I were :' But the way I see it, you play the hand we've drawn, not the hand you wish you'd drawn.
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I have never regretted our choices.....eh
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Ahh, you're a family man. So how'd ya do it? Genetic loom with extant cellular material, or, uhhh... y'know... "dancing?" ;3
[Okay, I'm having trouble telling what's quirky and what's creepy, so feel free to draw some lines =w=;]
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The Inspector's family was "Loomed" but was murdered before I left Gallifrey on my man hunt for the killer.
Me (The alter ego..lol) moved with my family to Canada because we liked the weather.
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