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The rumored war between mutants and humans begins to take shape after a mutant makes an attempt on the life of the President of the United States. Soon, the X-mansion is attacked by military forces led by a man with a hidden vendetta against them. While the X-Men band together to make a stand against those who would rather see them killed or controlled, many of them must also face the demons of their past for good or ill.
Meanwhile, Jean Grey's powers are acting up and she's losing control. The others take notice and try to help, but something else seems to be brewing deep within her.
I love this movie. It was my favorite superhero flick until Spider-Man 2 came out. This movie picked up pretty much where the first X-Men left off, and delivered in spades everything that made the first X-movie so good: solid story, amazing acting, high stakes (even higher in this one), and a respect for the source material. Throw Brian Cox as the main bad guy—William Stryker—into the mix and you got a recipe for a great movie.
Once again told from Wolverine's (Hugh Jackman's) perspective, X2 is the story about facing your past and not running from what you find there. We see this not only when looking into Wolverine's life, but that of Stryker's, Iceman's, Rogue's, and others. Like the first one, the theme of being-different-is-okay is prevalent, and comes more into play as the government exercises its power while it seeks to investigate what it doesn't understand.
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The film opens with a brilliant introduction to a crucial character, the German teleporter Nightcrawler who looks like a little blue demon but possesses an intense devotion to Catholicism, and his introduction does not serve to assist in painting him as a hero. More of an anti-hero I guess. I don't want to ruin it for those who haven't actually seen it but X2 opens with one of the more memorable action sequences of recent date and the film contains three more specific sequences that are just as good. Magneto's inevitable escape from his plastic prison is one of them.
One of the other memorable scenes sets up the real storyline for X2 quite nicely and introduces us to other mutant heroes in the process. William Stryker, an inventive military man, is motivated by his personal experience with mutant-kind to actually organize an assault on Charles Xavier's school for mutants. He wishes to gain access to the mutant tracking device called Cerebro and destroy all of them. His teams' assault is truely great action-filmmaking. The X-Men and Magneto, with his loosely forming band of mutants who agree with his politics on how to respond to humanity, find a common enemy in Stryker.Read more ›
This film is better than the first one, which is a very good sign in the world of Hollywood where a sequel is one thing but a franchise is even better. The first time around the X-Men, the good mutants of Professor Charles Xavier (Patrick Stewart), had to stop Magneto (Ian McKellen) and his bad mutants (the Brotherhood of Evil Mutants for those who know their X-Men lore), although there were humans trying to push a Mutant Registration Act through Congress. This time it is the ordinary humans who are after all the mutants in the world, ironically, by using mutants in the effort. In charge of the effort is General William Stryker (Brian Cox), who has found a means of extracting information from Magneto about Xavier's School for Gifted Children as well as some other ways of allowing him exercise some degree of mind control.
The worst thing I can say about "X2" is that it begins with the best action sequences the entire film. A mutant gets into the White House and goes after the President (Cotter Smith) in the Oval Office. We know that this is Kurt Wagner (Alan Cummings), a.k.a.Read more ›
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You have been so generous to us and we greatly appreciate it. Now, we are able to waive fees from Chinese Green Mapmakers for 2015, thanks to your generosity! So from the newest Green Map project – Roots and Shoots Shanghai, which joined us in January - to the pioneers from the China Mangrove Conservation Network - all will benefit from your generosity through the Global Giving platform!
Recently, we were able to share news and beautiful Green Maps from these Chinese projects with an esteemed group of NGO and civic leaders from China that we met with through the US State Department Visitor Leadership Program. As pictured, this includes representatives from Clean Air Asia, Greenovation Hub, Danger Maps, Beijing Energy Conservation, Green Hunan, Innovation Center for Clean-Air Solutions, Chengdu Urban Rivers Association, ChinaDialogue and ERI's Center for Renewable Energy Development. We're looking forward to further exchange with these and other hard working, high impact organizations.
Reminiscing over the reports we have sent you (linked above the photos on our project profile), we can say that this certainly has been an exciting partnership as you have exceeded our fundraising goals, and helped so many Chinese Green Mapmakers make local sustainable living resources more visible and actionable. We will soon be introducing you to a new initiative that is underscored by the urgency of climate change and new potential to move millions more by connecting with the sharing economy. You will be among the first to know!
Thank you again on behalf of our entire staff and network. Our best wishes to each of you for this important season and the start of the Year of Yes!
Over the years, a wide variety of research papers have been written about the work of Green Mapmakers, locally and globally. Now we are in the process of assessing each of these thesis papers, dissertations, scholarly presentations and other papers for the benefit of future researchers and for sharing best practices. In order to do this we have started an archive project entitled the Green Map Research Archive.
As part of this process we are reaching out to our Chinese speaking network to ensure that thesis, doctoral and other research papers by or about Green Map projects in China, Taiwan and other Chinese speaking regions are included. "I'm really excited that research papers in Chinese are being included in the archive. I'm curious to see what has been written about the Green Map projects in those regions and what people think about them," says Li Tang, who is a native Chinese speaker and support staff at Green Map System. So far, we just have one paper presented in China, but this geographic region is where we have the largest gap in the research.
The Research Archive project began in August. The first phase encompassing 25 diverse papers was completed in October. There's a blog post linked below about the process by our fall intern.
Now we are collecting the rest of the papers, and confirming with the authors that we have characterized them correctly and that we can share the papers online. Our next step is planned for spring. We'll make them easy to access online, complementing our current page at GreenMap.org/universities where we can share the Research Archive around the world.
Thank you for helping ensure our work continues to impact students and other researchers long into the future!
Thank you Global Giving donors – with your support, Green Map System has launched a fast fun new Mobile Site Collector today!
Designed to extend engagement and involve new participants in making Open Green Maps, the Collector is a responsive webapp that can be used on smartphones, tablets or on the desktop. It can even be used offline in areas without wifi.
The Collector has both Simplified and Traditional Chinese interfaces! We expect these to be among the most popular of its 13 language options. Residents, visitors, students alike - all can collect great green living sites with ease. Every site is reviewed by the local mapmaker, and each is automatically acknowledged once it's live on the map.
We are delighted that a young Chinese designer made graphics for us and starting today, these are helping to spread the news in the many communities where Green Mapmaking has taken root in Asia and beyond. We invite you to visit GreenMap.org/mobile to download these images, and see all the resources we offer currently to support mobile research and site collection, with more to come!
We'll be announcing the next phase of mobile development soon, and using the hashtag #mobiGreenMap to share what's happening around the world. Thank you again for your help in making this happen!
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Your support means so much to us and to Chinese Green Map projects and our network around the world. The efforts of each community inspires the others to work harder, more creatively and more inclusively to draw attention to local resources for healthier, more resilient living.
Every community – large and small – benefits from knowing more about the environment that surrounds and supports us. Thank you for helping us work together to instill hope and health through locally-created Green Maps.
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China is now home to dozens of Green Map projects, promoting sustainable lifestyles in many rural and urban communities. We at Green Map System especially appreciate the one initiated by the China Mangrove Conservation Network. Thanks to our Global Giving donors, we can continually support this effort.
Mangroves play a significant role in coastal ecosystems by stabilizing the shoreline, providing protecting to both wildlife and people against waves and hurricanes. In many places in the world, including China, these important trees are being cut down at an alarming rate for firewood and coastal development.
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Actively promoting the conservation of mangrove forests since 2001, in 2009 CMCN officially registered as a non-governmental organization named the Putian Green Sprout Coastal Wetlands Research Center.
Through the construction of a platform for capacity building, resource sharing and demonstration, our endeavor is to promote governments, corporations and other civic powers to spontaneously, innovatively and effectively take part in the coastal wetland conservation. We expect to see an exuberant coastal wetland ecosystem including the mangroves, in which human and nature could develop together in harmony.
In 2006, CMCN was authorized by Green Map System to develop a Green Map project in the southeast coast of China, home to many mangrove forests. CMCN Green Map project's slogan is "Making a Green Map, protecting the mangroves".
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The best time of the year is now upon us - Carnival Time! It all started on January 6 with King's Day. It also means it is time for King Cakes! There are a variety of king cakes to choose f... » Read More
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What are you doing for New Year's Eve? Yes, it is a line from a famous Christmas song by The Carpenters, but it is still a good question. Maison Dupuy has rooms available. Please check our webs... » Read More
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In the experiment, I intended to observe the distribution of various plant populations in a small grassy area to the rear of the sports hall of Camp Hill, whilst taking into account various abiotic factors, such as light intensity, soil pH and soil temperature. This was done using a variety of techniques and equipment (e.g. quadrats and light meters), the details of which are explained in the method. The results were collated to observe if any trend took place.
Firstly, a location was generated randomly in the grassy area, and a 0.5m x 0.5m quadrat was placed at the start of the transect. Once this had been done, the species of plant likely to be encountered during the experiment (i.e. along the proposed transect) were noted. An estimate of the coverage of each plant species for the first quadrat was carried out in the form of a percentage. This was followed by measuring the light intensity, using a light meter, then the soil pH (by adding pH paper to a soil/distilled water mixture) and soil temperature (using a temperature probe). The results were collected and the quadrat was flipped over twice, before the results for that quadrat were collected in the same method. This was repeated until 10 quadrat samples were obtained.
Light Intensity
The light intensity was measured by using a lightmeter in each quadrat. This consisted of a simple voltmeter connected with a photocell. This equipment was faced upwards, and the value was allowed to stabilise before being noted down.
Soil pH
To measure the soil pH, first a cork borer was placed into the ground in the quadrat space, and a set amount of soil was extracted for each quadrat sample. This was added to a test tube along with approximately 5ml of distilled water. This mixture was thoroughly shaken and pH paper was added. The colour was noted and, using a chart, this corresponded to a particular pH value, for instance if the paper was green, the pH value was 5.0.
Soil Temperature
To measure the soil temperature a digital thermometer with a temperature probe was used. The probe was placed into the ground (at the same depth for each sample) and the reading on the display was allowed to settle, before being noted. The probe was placed approximately in the middle of the quadrat, although this was not essential.
The results show a variety of notable trends with regards to abiotic factors. Many of the plant species are distributed following the idea of inter-specific competition. Inter-specific competition occurs when 2 or more species rely on similar limiting resources. In this case, you can see that some species, such as grass, have been outcompeted by ivy and bramble the deeper you go into the transect. We can see from the results that as the distance along the transect increases, the less grass coverage there is, and the more it leans towards ivy, bramble, and even nettles.
With regards to light intensity, there is a clear decrease as you increase the distance along the transect. This is clear, on account that with more larger plants coming into fruition, and even trees being part of the transect at some stage, light intensity from the sun will decrease, and shady areas will increase. The progressively shady areas may be the reason that the grass became a subject to "Competitive Exclusion". Gause's 1934 study illustrated how a population can't get any higher due to limiting factors in certain situations. In this case, one could say the factors are light and space. On this principle, you could say that the ivy and bramble are better competitors than the grass and that is the reason for their relative distributions.
The soil temperature also shows a steady decrease as the distance along the transect increases. This could be attributed to the fact that there are a lot more larger plant species along the transect, which create a more shady and cooler environment, leading to lower temperatures of the soil. Again, this could have a bearing on the transpiration streams of certain species, such as teh bramble etc, with a cooler, more humid environment favouring water retention. Grass, on the other hand, does not require as vast a supply of water and this could be the reason it is found in the drier, less humid regions along the transect.
With regards to soil pH, our experiment ended up showing that the pH of the soil remained at a constant value of 5.0 throughout. This shows that certain areas are not exposed to more acidic conditions, and that the plants all cope with the same pHs.
Use the data you collected for the abiotic factors and the idea of interspecific competition to offer explanations for the zonation of the plant species along your transect.
I think the results and conclusion are reliable considering the small nature of the experiment. The experiment was only designed to be a small sample of an enclosed area behind a wood, and considering these limitations, the results are quite worthy of analysis. Also, if you look at the broader picture, collectively, 10 different transects were used, which allowed a much more vast comparison to be drawn between different areas. The results are reliable in a way, because accurate instruments were used to record data, such as photoelectric cells, and temperature probes. These gave very specific values and allowed us to obtain numerical averages. However, the estimation of percentage coverage of each species was far too vague and involved human judgement, which in some cases may have been wildly inaccurate. Thus some coverages of species may be way off, and could alter the conclusions with regards to Competitive Exclusion Principle.
Also, a major flaw was that the results were taken at different times, on 2 different days. The light intensity would have been different at these 2 times and the temperature may also have fluctuated uncontrollably. This may have led to serious unreliability in the experiment, but it was the only method available. Also, it was evident that the area being studied had been influenced in a negative manner by the presence of man, i.e. there was excessive trampling. This may have ruined some of the occupation of some species.
To increase reliability, a longer belt transect could be used. This does not just mean that the distance in which the quadrats are placed be increased, but a more scientific approach would be to take into account the space above the ground level that the quadrat occupies. Also, much more temperature and light readings could be taken at different areas of the quadrat, to obtain a more accurate average for that particular quadrat. In an ideal situation, the results would be carried out at the same time on the same day, giving more objective and reliable data. Also, the area where the experiment is conducted could be done in a place without any trampling etc.
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This is a discussion on Road rage incident last week within the Carry & Defensive Scenarios forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; These kind of scenarios change everytime and every minute. Someone who gets out of car to confront you is someone who has lost control and ...
These kind of scenarios change everytime and every minute. Someone who gets out of car to confront you is someone who has lost control and is a danger to you--you cannot predict what he will do next and whether he has a firearm or not, even if it is not evident. If you do not have your firearm, as is the case in this thread, I get the impression from replies that everyone tends to agree that you drive away if possible, you do not get into a further expanded confrontation and you call 911, if possible. If you have a firearm, IMO, you do everything that you would do as if you do not have a firearm, but you are at least prepared to defend yourself for a more serious situation. Presumption of imminent threat of life or great bodily injury is getting closer, is still the preeminent thought you should have, and will depend on the additional actions of the road rage idiot and whether you can leave the scene without further actions. Just sayin. IMO and I hope all of us, the use of or the presentation of the firearm is a last resort---you have a responsibility to accept the antics of an idiot when you are capable of actually using your firearm.
Snider, you did a great a job of not escalating. In the heat of the moment, you done good!
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I'd add only to clarify what others have implied: if you had started to call 911 as soon as you saw him coming out of his car, it would have split your attention away from the aggressor -- and his hands -- and not done you much good right at that moment. If you had been able to dial and get 911 on the line, maybe they could have listened as things unfolded, but that might be a long shot, and not a good gamble. Better to get plate & description info and call them when safe to do so. I think, as I understand the circumstances, that you did just right in that moment. Congrats. Glad all are safe.
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Thanks for the encouragement all. I really feel disingenuous with all the praise landing on me, given how riled up I was at the time - inside I was furious, and wanted to hop out and take the guy apart if he gave me the excuse. I exercised self control, as I think all men should when faced with stuff like this, but my human nature was sure pulling at me to satisfy my righteous indignation and fury at the guy. Ugh.
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I mumble stuff to myself ALL the time, but I make it a point to NEVER let the person I'm mumbling about see me do it as to not start a situation. People just flat out can't drive.
Great job all around, especially not reacting which de-escalated things. Same thing you should do if armed.
Only thing I would add is taking pics with your cell phone of his tag, of him outside his car, and video the incident if your phone has video recording capability. My Blackberry has camera and video and I use them for lots of purposes (signs with phone numbers on them, etc.). I use them to supplement my memory for day-to-day stuff and then delete the pics when I'm done with them.
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This kind of lack of control, inability to handle a 'slight' from strangers or to 're-educate someone on their driving' shows up much more than I like to think...and these are the people walking and shopping, etc next to you everyday.
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Last week, the UVA Center for Global Health had the honor of having Kate Flatley, former Center for Global Health Scholar, 2008 graduate of the University of Virginia School of Law, and founder of the Women's Justice Initiative in Guatemala, as the keynote speaker for the 2013 CGH Scholar Symposium. Kate spoke about her experience launching the Women's Justice Initiative, and shared valuable lessons she learned while working abroad.
Prior to launching the Women's Justice Initiative, Kate conducted a year-long project on health and human rights with Guatemalan migrant workers. It was through this work that she became acutely aware of the great need for women's empowerment; Kate saw that Guatemalan women were not aware of their legal rights, and thus had no way to exercise these rights to protect themselves and be economically independent.
With the Women's Justice Initiative, Kate launched a threefold program: educating women about their legal rights, training women to become leaders in their community, and providing free legal services to them.
The Women's Rights Education Program (WREP) is a four-month training program that educates Mayan women on their human rights and women's legal rights. It supplements this knowledge with the development of communication and decision-making skills to help these women actually assert their rights.
The Community Advocates program identifies strong candidates through the WREP and encourages them to become leaders; these women spread the mission of the Women's Justice Initiative by applying their knowledge in other communities and teaching WREP classes themselves.
Finally, the Mobile Legal Services Unit directly travels to rural areas and offers free legal services to women who need them.
When asked about the biggest challenges she faced at the early stages of the project, Kate mentioned resistance from the community members. Husbands and fathers refused to allow women to attend the classes; even mothers-in-law were opposed to changing the orthodox role of women in society. To address this, Kate and her team identified strong, non-threatening community members who advocated for the program and encouraged men to be more open towards change. They also encouraged mothers-in-law and men to sit in on the classes themselves. These methods proved to be successful, as resistance lessened over time.
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The Women's Justice Initiative has been phenomenally successful, with an 80% graduation rate from the program and an exponentially increasing reach of influence. Now, with a well-established record of success, Kate and her team hope to identify longer-term sources of funding for the program.
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Definición de aged en inglés:
1eɪdʒd [predicative or postpositive] Having lived for a specified length of time; of a specified age: young people aged 14 to 18 he died aged 60
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- Now aged 50, he lives in the family's ancestral home at Killeheen, near Reens Pike, west of the town, where he has his graphic design business.
- This amazes me because when I was living in Edinburgh, aged 19, between college and university, I worked in a cafe for £2 an hour.
- The sum of £109.45 is the 'poverty line' for pensioners, so how can someone aged 59 live on barely half as much?
1.1(Of a horse or farm animal) over a certain defined age of maturity, typically 6 to 12 years for horses, 3 or 4 years for cattle.
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- Ward, 41, planned on resting the mare and then showing her in next year's aged cow horse events.
- Some horsemen refer to an aged horse as a 'smooth mouth' horse, regardless of the status of its teeth.
- Further, owners must be refrained from selling unproductive aged cows and should be severely dealt for this criminal act.
2ˈeɪdʒɪd Having lived or existed for a long time; very old: aged men with white hair
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- Thirdly, it was decided to replace existing aged computers with a new integrated computer system.
- The aged, infirm, senile, and disabled are cared for, whenever possible, within extended family networks.
- They don't want to spend their years from 55 to 75 caring for an aged mother who lives to 95.
advanced in years, getting on;
in one's dotage, long in the tooth, as old as the hills;
grey, grey-haired, grey-bearded, grizzled, hoary;
past one's prime, not as young as one was, not as young as one used to be;
decrepit, doddering, doddery, not long for this world, senile, superannuated;
septuagenarian, octogenarian, nonagenarian, centenarian
informal past it, over the hill, no spring chicken
formal senescent
rare longevous
3eɪdʒd Having been subjected to ageing: replica guitar with aged finish
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- These trends are reflected in new high-end mouldings that offer elegant, subtly aged finishes to complement interiors with a European feel.
- Defenders of the president have suggested that the documents may have been made recently with a computer or word processor and then copied many times to give them an aged appearance.
- To match the existing aged appearance, Duro-Tard surface retarder was rolled onto the forms that created the recessed panels.
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Okay, in case you didn't see the introduction, the concept is that each day up to and including the 31st of July, I'll be posting six of the most memorable moments from DC Comics' 75-year history. On the 31st, you folks will get a chance to pick your Top 10 out of the 100 choices. I'll tabulate the votes and I'll debut the Top 75 Most Memorable Moments in DC Comics History starting on August 8th. In the meantime, feel free to post suggestions for moments you think should be featured either at our Twitter account (twitter.com/csbg), our Facebook page (facebook.com/comicsshouldbegood) or just e-mail me (firstname.lastname@example.com)!
Here's the next six moments! And click here for the master list of all the moments posted so far!
NOTE: Each day of moments will almost certainly contain some spoilers for past comic books, plus each day might include content that originally appeared in "Mature Readers Only" comics, so be forewarned!
29. Abin Sur finds a replacement (Showcase #22)
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John Broome and Gil Kane deliver the iconic origin of Hal Jordan of Earth, the new Green Lantern of Sector 2814!
30. Animal Man meets his maker (Animal Man #25)
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In this cliffhanger at the end of the penultimate issue of Grant Morrison's Animal Man run, Animal Man comes face to face with Morrison himself! Chas Truog drew the comic.
31. Blue Beetle is defiant in the face of death (Countdown to Infinite Crisis #1)
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Countdown to Infinite Crisis was written by Geoff Johns, Greg Rucka and Judd Winick. It was drawn by a number of artists, with Phil Jimenez being the one who drew this final confrontation between Blue Beetle and Maxwell Lord, where Beetle discovers Lord's plans before anyone else, including Batman. Sadly, Beetle pays for his discover with his life, but at least he went down heroically.
32. Lex Luthor reacts poorly to bad news (Adventure Comics #271)
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Jerry Siegel gave the most famous origin to Lex Luthor in this issue, drawn by Al Plastino (isn't it amazing how good of an expressionist Plastino was?).
33. The first woman in a refrigerator (Green Lantern v3 #54)
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Ron Marz and Darryl Banks had just introduced the new Green Lantern, Kyle Rayner, when his girlfriend, Alex DeWitt, was viciously murdered by a villain sent to retrieve Kyle's ring.
34. Dick Grayson loses one relationship, gain a new, unhealthy one (Detective Comics #38)
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In Detective Comics #38, Bill Finger, Bob Kane and Jerry Robinson followed up the origin of Batman a few issues earlier with the origin of Batman's new partner, Dick Grayson, or Robin, the Boy Wonder!
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2. Who dies in the Luthor origin?
Believe it or not, someone does: Luthor also created protoplasmic life in the experiment that causes the fire. When Superboy puts it out and costs Lex his hair, he also destroys this laboratory-created life. Later Super-writer Elliot S! Maggin has always made that, not the hair thing, the centerpiece of Silver Age Lex's hatred of Superman.
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Tracking: Finally a couple I haven't actually read the originals on, even if I'm familiar with the material covered. I've never read the original Luthor origin or the WIR scene. So 32 I've read, 23 have the original.
Not sure if anybody cares about my tracking, but I like it for myself. If the scenes are that memorable people should have seen them.
In that GL one, shouldn't it be Ron Marz, and not Ron Marx?
"(isn't it amazing how good of an expressionist Plastino was?). "
I've always felt Plastino is really underrated. I actually prefer his work on Superman over Wayne Boring's. Boring's was probably mor "superhero-ey", but Plastino's facial expressions are priceless!
Curt Swan, of course, is in a different league.
i remember the origin of luthor from an episode of the super friends cartoon with the legion of doom. the begining of dick as robin have a reprint of. animal man. showed that grant in the dcu is like a roller coaster ride.as for the death of alex it lead to an online list tracking the way woman are treated in comics titled woman in refrigerators . as for blue beetle death it proves that max is one nasty piece of work.
What, no more shirtless Batman?
A couple of these later one I'd classify as memorable for their sheer notoriety, but yeah, that makes them memorable all right.
Interesting how Luthor's origin ressembles Dr Doom's origin. I've never noticed it.
29. Like every A-list superhero, Green Lantern has a bullet-proof origin. A writer can devise any reason at all for him to be in that trainer and know that the Abin Sur moment is going to pay it off. That makes it a tale that can be infinitely re-told. Why were there so many classic origin stories from 1955 to 1972 and so few in the decades since?
30. Speaking of great origin stories, Grant Morrison gave himself a pretty good one.
31. The death of Blue Beetle is certainly memorable. It is sadly symbolic of the current era of DC Comics. Here are two characters that have been defined by very light action-comedy stories snarling nonsense at one another. Then, one of them murders the other for no apparent reason. At least Phil Jimenez does a nice slow build on the gun.
32. The Silver Age origin of Lex Luthor is a double-sided axe. On the plus side, it does a great job in creating a unique dynamic between Superman and Lex. Lex wants Superman dead, but Superman always holds out hope that he can bring his friend back. On the negative side, the hair thing is really and truly silly.
33. Poor Ron Marz. I am wagering this is the only moment that gets tapped from his long and mostly successful run on Green Lantern. This hardly the first and certainly not the last needless death of a superhero girlfriend. Gail Simone just coined a really memorable (and fun!) phrase. This twist is not any worse than a dozen others.
34. The Finger-Kane-Robinson Batman stories never cease to shock me with how dark they are. The world is so hopelessly corrupt that the only person willing to help poor Dick Grayson is Batman and Batman really only has the one solution, doesn't he?
In a lot of ways, the Robin scene has two iconic moments; the deaths at the circus, and the swearing of the oath by candlelight.
Good lord, Luthor's hair is completely ridiculous.
Why did Maxwell Lord go evil again? Was this ever established, or are we just supposed to believe he was just fooling everybody throughoutt the JLI years, even when his thought bubbles say otherwise? I'm 25, and didn't get DC books when I was much younger, so I just recently read the entire Giffen run last year. I love those books, and the I Can't Believe It's Not The Justice League/Formerly Known as the Justice League issues as well. This shit's just so disappointing.
We have also to point out that the entire DCU community of heroes treated Blue Beetle as an idiot and an a$$ during the entire idiocy called Identity Crisis to justify this entire Maxwell Lord-gone-evil plot (almost the same nonsense as Monarch and Captain Atom). For me, this scene is representative of the worst DC days, and the entire "let's make DCU as violent-per-se and gory and fanboy-based as possible". Not only it didn't work (DC lost market share and readers), but now they are trying to bring back JLI (and it is critically better than Brightest Day).
I meant Infinite Crisis, but Identity Crisis falls into the same category.
DC lost market share and readers
Market Share maybe (but only because Marvel matched them with Civil War), but not readers; the event age continued by Infinite Crisis raised comic book sales.
I think some people don't realize how bad comic book sales were for DC pre-Identity/Infinite Crisis.
That's not to say either story is particularly great (the only people in character in Countdown to Infinite Crisis are Beetle and Booster and maybe Oracle.) But they clearly helped sales.
The Grant Morrison appearance at the end of his Animal Man run was the series' most iconic and oft-referenced scene, but in terms of being purely "memorable," as in something that overwhelms and stays with you forever, I would vote first for the (spoiler!) death of Buddy's family. It's hard to remember any scene in any comic that so affected me.
Oh, and the Coyote Gospel ending was also pretty special. What a great comics run.
-Green Lantern:Again, Iconic heroes get the iconic origins.
-Wasn't the whole "Animal Man meets Grant Morrison" retconned as a dream or something? I sure hope so, because metafiction decreases the sense of greatness of the DC Universe (does it really matter if you save the universe if it was all part of a script?) Anyway, I admit that this is pretty famous.
-Speaking of focusing on the WRONG elements of a superhero universe: Blue Beetle's death. Senseless and pointless other than to exploit the bloodthirst of modern readers (and set up the "Wonder Woman kills Max" thing that I'm sure will also pop up in this list, even though it eventually went nowhere.)
– The Silver Age Lex Luthor's origin always was a hoot to me, but I admit it felt silly and unnecessary even back then.
-The Start of the Women in Refrigerators meme needs to be here even if it remains an utterly pathetic way of ending a relationship. What's next, Deals with the Devil? Oh wait…
-Again, Robin is a major enough character that his origin can be considered iconic.
This might be off-topic, but I've been waiting 9 years to see Abin Sur appear on Smallville. With the Green Lantern movie in the works maybe season 10 will be the year.
@IHDR: Are you reding Generation Lost? Giffen has been hinting at finally crafting an explanation that makes sense. If you're a fan of the old JLI stuff I definitely recommend it. That and Booster Gold. Giffen, Dematteis, and Winnick are doing a fantastic job with the old JLI cast and a few replacements.
Why did Maxwell Lord go evil again? Was this ever established, or are we just supposed to believe he was just fooling everybody throughoutt the JLI years, even when his thought bubbles say otherwise?
Giffen will come up with some new patchwork answer, but yes, we were supposed to believe he was just fooling everybody throughout the JLI years.
[…] Lex Luthor is a redhead and hates Superman for turning him bald […]
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