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Jan 6 08 5:36 AM
Meanwhile, do you think that the reboot is a necessity to attract newer readers? Marvel always did have complex storylines with references that could go back to the first pages of any book. With Spider-Man having over 500 issues it could be that a reboot will make the book a bit more reader friendly for new readers and allow them to jump onboard without feeling lost. Remember, Disney built an empire on releasing its classic films every five years figuring that every five years they had a fresh and brand new audience.
And Count Karnstein, I'm partial to the 60's Marvel books too, and I can see how being away from reading comics for several years can make the current books seem pretty alien when you give them a casual glance years later. But I hope I never reach the point where I automatically dismiss any form of current culture on that basis. The "All old--Good, All-new--Bad" argument gets more attractive as you get older, but deep down most of us don't really believe that's true, do we?
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