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From: richard@dartvax.UUCP (Richard A. Brown)
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Subject: Re: DC stands for...
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Date: Mon, 14-May-84 16:11:18 EDT
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Posted: Mon May 14 16:11:18 1984
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[Remember the Alamo]

Dwight,
>    Why does everyone talk about D.C. (Distinct Crap).  They have
> nothing to compare to the King, Marvel Comics.  Though D.C. has
> always had the "Perfect" people, you can't learn from them at all.

   Obviously, Dwight, you haven't been reading some of D.C.s BETTER titles.
What about The New Teen Titans?  Marvel has no comic to my knowledge
that has the color and the action that the Titans have.  As for
character depth, they may not be as advanced as the X-men, but
then again, Wolfman doesn't spend 80% of the comic developing
characters, nor is the title 20 years old.   Now TNT has been
broken into two different titles, for twice the fun.  I'm
looking forward to it.  I suggest you go to somewhere other than
your local 7-11 and pick up a copy.

  Also, DC has perhaps one of the most durable titles of any
comic: The Legion of Super-heroes.  I grew up with the Legion,
and I  like to follow there exploits.  They're like family, and
I feel like I know them all personally.  I never really coulddo
that with the marvel titles, although I must admit I do identify
with the X-men a slight bit.  A slight bit.  If these titles
weren't popular, then they wouldn't be splitting them into two
different titles.

   DC has its followers, and they are a loyal group.  Nothing in
this world will stay around without demand.  

		Richard Brown
     		..{astrovax,decvax,colby,cornell,linus,etc}!dartvax!richard