Bug, I liked your interview with the Alonso and the MOON KNIGHT guy! Especially this question: "So, how does a writer of a hit show like HBO's ENTOURAGE come to write a comic like MOON KNIGHT?"

C'mon Ambush. Don't think we didn't pick up on the "Interesting. Very interesting" bit to Alonso... :)

"Another old war buddy of yours, Cap?"

"Not particuarily. Anyway, I'm more worrieded in that Serpent Crown he's holding."

A)How does Cap know the undersea tunnel was built by Warlord Krang?

2)Why is the Mole Man conscripting Cap and the Falcon to battle Tyrannus for him?

And D)Why would Krang's tunnel lead to Latveria?

And, yes, Byrne's She-Hulk WAS the sexiest and most interesting version of the character so far.

"Some kind of cannister. Never seen markings like this before. Whatever it is, it's not Latverian."

"You read Latverian?"

"I've been here a time or two. But I don't need to be fluent to know that this is dangerous material."

"Both your statements are right, Captain Ameria."

"What?"

"Who?"

"The writing is not Latverian. It's Attilan. And the material in the cannister is among the most powerful on this planet. They are called Terrigen mist."

In many ways, John Byrne is a cautionary tale for both the writers'n'artists and the fans. If you look at a couple of earlier responses from the Bendii, you'll realize Byrne had his own version...let's call 'em the Byrneii and they are partly responsible for him being the charming specimen he is today. Granted, from all reports, Mr. Bendis has it much more together but blind worship is probably worse for any kind of artist than harsh criticism.

Mr. Byrne also is an example of the kind of fan that makes you want to say,"Comics. Never read 'em, never will!" I mean, c'mon, talk about takin' something too seriously and he was writing SHE-HULK with a humorous vein at the time. I suspect that Ms. Chase was probably a fan of that old SUPERMAN cover where Clark Kent is at the doctor's office to get a vaccination and the nurse has broken about a thousand needles. Clark, unlike JB or many comic fans, seems to have a sense of humor though.

Talkbackers unite! Heroes was never that great of a show anyway. Throw some scabs like me and Buzz at it and we'll be cranking out the next two seasons for less than union salary. Can we do better than the original writers? Hellz yeah! You've got my youthful hipness and Buzz's sage-like wisdom. What's not to love? Plus, then I can afford to buy the comics I read. Homer and Thayla can team up on that Bionic Woman crap, Squashua, Heathen and Rev.-I assign you three to write monologues for Jay Leno. Stones_throw-Get working on our resumes. I want to be in Hollywood by Wednesday.

Quick question-Exactly when did the Inhumans move to the moon? Because I wasn't sure if the Jenkins/Lee comics were in continuity, where they move to the mountains at the end, but then the characters from that were in the sucky, short lived McKeever series a few years later. What gives?