Is everything returning to it's original numbering?

[NUddityBuffer]

Wonder Woman and X-Factor are returning to 600 and 200 respectively.

Any more?

I don't believe in reboots any more.

[Bouncing Boy]

My favorite was Avengers shifting to it's original numbering just in time to be Disassembled! (And start over again)

[NUddityBuffer]

I can see them crawling back but when they do, which of the many many titles at work at the mooment would comulinate together to account for the new total?

Avengers Iniative?

Dark Avengers?

Young Avengers?

Mighty Avengers?

i mean when Bendis was writing new and mighty, it just seemed like they both heirs ot the....

Thor is a cop out.

Journey into mystery was around for 87 issues before thor turned up and it became an anthology with b-string characters again under the title Journey into Mystery after Thor Died in Thor Dissasembled/Ragnorok...

Whats up with Hukl and hercules?

Incredible Hercules took Incredible Hulk volume 2's numbers, and then Incredible Hulk Volume one came back for double using Incredible Hulk Volume Twos numbers again! You do that in an election and fraud-merchants like Karl Rove get to select who the President is.

[Bouncing Boy]

Maybe they should add up all the different volumes and number it there. (As long as nothing passes Action Comics in the numbering, since the first Superhero comic should be the first one to 1,000). (And I remember when it became Action Weekly to give it an extra boost.)

[NUddityBuffer]

That barely lasted a year. At this rate Spidey is going to Catch up and hit quadruple digits first.

But you're not counting Judge Dredd?

What was I reading last night?

Daredevil 500!

You know what think will have the most surprising number is Cloak and Dagger since it's been rebooted or had about 12 minis.

She-Hulk had a temporarily renumbered hundredth issue near the beginning of it's previous and now cancelled last volume.

What the hell was Peter David thinking?

A boutyhunter with a Skrull decoy?

Although? What about your beleoved Legion? They got into the high 300's in the early 80s, and there's been at least 10 reboots/minis/concurrently running series since then. I'm sure you could crack out a figure for us about that bunch of fun kids with out have to dip into your price guide to confirm the figures in your head.

I liked Legion Lost. That's when I first realised how complete and utter bollocks Voyager was.

Stargate Universe seems to be another nail in that coffin.

[michael]

it seems so. It's just another ploy by the marketing people from the big two, Marvel and DC to one-up one another.

Since there's so much money changing hands nowadays, they are being petty and trying to kinda show that they have actual history and have marketed their characters over the years, successfully.