That's what DC Comic nerds get huge comic erections for.

500 will give me a nerdgasm

beyond that it's premature ejaculation

The Exorcist

"Four to Score" by Janet Evanovich. I never thought I would get into these books but I am really getting into them. Not bad if you like a bounty hunter crime fighting chicky book every now and then. If you liked Charlaine Harris's books, you probably will like these...missing the vampires and such but same style of writing.

I thought Marvel was the go-to publisher for too many superheroes in a story. :laughing:

nah, DC started it first with Crisis on Infinite Earths

most Marvel multi-title crossovers don't have that many superheroes, Civil War only really involved The Avengers, and Siege were people connected to Thor

the Marvel answer to Crisis, Secret Wars had less than 50 superheroes

Marvel was constantly publishing extended battle royales with large numbers of superheroes long before Crisis on Infinite Earths.

Hell I didn't know you guys were Marvel fans:) In 2009 I started reading nearly all of the main Marvels titles from the early to mids 60s onwards and starting off with the oldest titles such as Fantastic Four and Thor etc, two years later and I'm upto the late 70s.:)

At this rate given the huge title expansion that Marvel underwent in the 80s and 90s, I should be upto date in around 10 years time:laughing:

I'm actually more of a DC fan, most comics in my collection are of Batman, Superman, the Justice League and the Doom Patrol

i have no bias against Marvel, though, but i only started reading in the 80s, only caught up with the early stuff vide reprints like Marvel Age and Marvel Tales (Spiderman)

I'm not a huge Marvel fan. I mainly read DC, because I feel like they're grittier. BUT with that said, I did enjoy the Dark Tower Marvel comics.

I'm actually reading a DC graphic novel right now: The Dark Knight Returns.