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Brian Hunt
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Hidden Years
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Joe Hollon
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Hidden Years....the only Marvel Mutant title I've been able to enjoy in the last 12 or 13 years.
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Ryan Maxwell
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Generations
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Brandon Carter
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X-Men: the Hidden Years
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Michael Everall
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Hmm. JB does great work with Marvel's early X-Men...but I think Generations
could benefit from quite a few more stories. It's such an excellent concept!
Generations!
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Andrew Hess
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I love both series, but a) being a DC boy; and b) because of the unbridled* scope of it, I have to go with
Generations
* tho the scope of it was bridled by DC in that the stories had to be about Superman and Batman, I thought JB did an excellent job of showing us what was going on in the rest of the Universe as well.
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Michael Connell
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X-Men:The Hidden Years!
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Ted Pugliese
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I would love to see JB answer this one.
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Chad Carter
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GENERATIONS. Richer, fuller history and so many great characters at DC to choose from. Plus Superman and Batman are about as accessible as characters as it's possible to be.
X-Men is more esoteric, in my mind.
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Paul Greer
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Damn you straight to hell with this question Ted! It's like Sophie's Choice. Generations was a very unique way to enjoy Superman and Batman. However, I love the original team of X-Men and thought Hidden Years was a clever way to keep telling their stories.
I pick Hidden Years, but if you ask again tomorrow I might change my mind.
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Michael Connell
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I've said this before, and I'll keep saying it until I'm dead or it happens, but the two properties I long to see JB doing monthly are Hidden Years & the First Line as ongoings. Those two series left me starving for more.
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David Ferguson
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