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OHOTMU 04/05 Entries
Historical text from Comixfan (another one I had to split in two due to more than ten smileys):
Eric J. Moreels
Nov 11, 2004, 08:07 pm
For those curious to know, here's a complete rundown of the contents of each issue of the new Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe series. This thread will be updated upon the release of each new issue so you can see at a glance which character's are in what issues, who wrote them, and how much space they got!
For more, check out the OHOTMU Web site:
Official Handbook of The Marvel Universe: X-Men 2004
May 2004
Writer: Eric J. Moreels
Cover: Salvador Larroca & Richard Isanove
Beast/Hank McCoy (2)
Bishop (2)
Cyclops (2)
Emma Frost (2)
Gambit (2)
Havok (2)
Iceman/Bobby Drake (2)
Juggernaut (2)
Marvel Girl/Rachel Summers (2)
Nightcrawler (2)
Polaris (2)
Professor X (3)
Kitty Pryde/Shadowcat (2)
Rogue (2)
Sage (2)
Storm (3)
Wolverine (3)
Xavier Institute For Higher Learning (9)
Bibliography (2)
Official Handbook of The Marvel Universe: Spider-Man 2004
June 2004
Writer: Jonathan Couper-Smartt
Cover: Salvador Larroca & Richard Isanove
Black Cat (2)
Carnage (2)
Daily Bugle (1)
Digger (1)
Doctor Octopus (3)
Electro (2)
Ezekiel (1)
Green Goblin (3)
Hobgoblin (2)
Lizard (2)
Morlun (1)
May Parker (2)
Sandman (2)
Scorpion (2)
Shathra (1)
Shocker (1)
Spider-Man (6)
Spider-Man's Costumes (2)
Gwen Stacy (2)
Supporting Cast (John Anderson, Betty Brant, Caryn Earle & Barker, Glory Grant, J. Jonah Jameson, John Jameson, Liz Osborn, Robbie Robertson, Randy Robertson, Jill Stacy, Flash Thompson, Det. Neil Garrett & Lt. William Lamont) (2)
Venom (2)
Vulture (2)
Mary Jane Watson (2)
Bibliography (2)
Official Handbook of The Marvel Universe: Avengers 2004
July 2004
Writers: Jeff Christiansen, Ronald Byrd & Michael Hoskin
Cover: Salvador Larroca & Richard Isanove
Ant-Man/Scott Lang (1)
Black Panther (2)
Captain America/Steve Rogers (2)
Captain Britain/Kelsey Leigh (1)
Falcon (2)
Henry Gyrich (1)
Hawkeye (2)
Hercules (2)
Iron Man (2)
Jack of Hearts (1)
Jarvis (1)
Namor (2)
Quasar (1)
Quicksilver (1)
Scarlet Witch (2)
She-Hulk (2)
Thor (3)
Tigra (1)
U.S.Agent (1)
Vision (2)
Warbird (2)
Wasp (2)
Wonder Man (2)
Yellowjacket/Hank Pym (2)
Avengers Mansion & Quinjets (2)
Avengers Roster (4)
Bibliography (2)
Official Handbook of The Marvel Universe: Hulk 2004
August 2004
Writers: Jeff Christiansen, Ronald Byrd, Michael Hoskin & Stuart Vandal
Cover: Salvador Larroca & Richard Isanove
Abomination (2)
Absorbing Man (2)
Bereet (1)
Bi-Beast (1)
Doc Samson (2)
Nadia Dornova (1)
Galaxy Master (1)
Home Base (1)
Hulk (6)
Hulkbusters (1)
Jarella (1)
Rick Jones (3)
Leader (2)
Madman (1)
Maestro (2)
Pantheon (2)
Rhino (1)
Riot Squad (1)
Betty Ross (2)
Thunderbolt Ross (2)
General Ryker (1)
Glenn Talbot (1)
Troyjans (1)
Tyrannus (2)
U-Foes (1)
Sandra Verdugo (1)
Wendigo (2)
Zzzax (2)
Bibliography (2)
Official Handbook of The Marvel Universe: Daredevil 2004
September 2004
Writers: Jeff Christiansen, Ronald Byrd, Michael Hoskin
Cover: Salvador Larroca & Chris Sotomayor
Black Widow/Natasha Romanoff (3)
Bullseye (2)
Daredevil (5)
Milla Donovan (1)
Echo (1)
Elektra (3)
Vanessa Fisk (2)
Gladiator (2)
Hand (2)
Jessica Jones (2)
Kingpin (3)
Mister Fear (2)
Foggy Nelson (2)
Owl (2)
Karen Page (2)
Purple Man (2)
Sammy Silke (1)
Stick (2)
Stilt-Man (2)
Turk (1)
Typhoid (2)
Ben Urich (2)
Bibliography (2)
Official Handbook of The Marvel Universe: Wolverine 2004
October 2004
Writers: Ronald Byrd & Eric J. Moreels
Cover: Salvador Larroca & Chris Sotomayor
Wolverine (10)
Adamantium (1)
Agent Zero/Maverick (2)
Alpha Flight (2)
Bloodscream (1)
Cyber (1)
Deadpool (3)
Genesis (1)
Lady Deathstrike (2)
Madripoor (2)
Mauvais (1)
Mister X (1)
Native (1)
Ogun (2)
Omega Red (1)
Reavers (2)
Roughouse (1)
Sabretooth (3)
Silver Fox (1)
Silver Samurai (1)
Matsu'o Tsurayaba (1)
Viper (1)
Weapon X (3)
Mariko Yashida (1)
Yukio (1)
Bibliography (2)
Official Handbook of The Marvel Universe: Book of the Dead 2004
November 2004
Writers: Jeff Christiansen, Eric J. Moreels, Ronald Byrd, Michael Hoskin, & Jonathan Couper-Smartt
Cover: Salvador Larroca & Chris Sotomayor
Ancient One (2)
Ant-Man/Scott Lang (1)
Baron Zemo/Heinrich Zemo (1)
Bloodstone/Ulysses Bloodstone (2)
Bucky/James Barnes (1)
Captain Marvel/Mar-Vell (2)
Changeling (1)
Fabian Cortez (1)
Graydon Creed (1)
Cypher/Douglas Ramsey (1)
Destiny/Irene Adler (1)
Destiny/Paul Destine (1)
Dorma (1)
Effigy (1)
Gilgamesh (1)
Hawkeye (1)
Kraven The Hunter/Sergei Kravinoff (1)
Moira MacTaggart (1)
Maggott (1)
Magik/Illyana Rasputin (1)
Microchip (1)
Mockingbird (1)
Nova/Frankie Raye (1)
Odin (1)
Omega The Unknown (1)
Harry Osborn (1)
Ben Parker (1)
Phoenix/Jean Grey (1)
Pyro (1)
Skin (1)
Captain George Stacy (1)
Gwen Stacy (1)
Swordsman/Jacques Duquesne (1)
Synch (1)
Thor (1)
Thunderbird/John Proudstar (1)
Thunderstrike (1)
U-Go Girl (1)
Union Jack (1)
Vision/Victor Shade (1)
Whiplash/Blacklash (1)
X-Man (1)
Yellowjacket/Rita DeMara (1)
Bibliography (2)
Official Handbook of The Marvel Universe: Golden Age 2004
December 2004
Writers: Ronald Byrd & Michael Hoskin
Cover: Tom Raney & Justin Ponsor
Angel/Thomas Halloway (1)
Black Fox (1)
Black Marvel (1)
Blazing Skull (1)
Blonde Phantom (1)
Blue Diamond (1)
Bucky/James Barnes (1)
Captain America/Steve Rogers (1)
Citizen V/John Watkins (1)
Crimson Commando (1)
Destroyer (1)
Doctor Druid (1)
Fin (1)
Fin Fang Foom (1)
Grand Director (1)
Howling Commandos (1)
Human Torch/Jim Hammond (1)
Hurricane/Makkari (1)
Invaders (1)
Isbisa (1)
Jack Frost (1)
Marvel Boy/Robert Grayson (1)
Miss America (1)
Namor The Sub-Mariner (1)
Namora (1)
Nomad (1)
Patriot (1)
Red Raven (1)
Red Skull (Nazi) (1)
Red Skull (Communist) (1)
Silver Scorpion (1)
Spirit of '76 (1)
Spitfire (1)
Sun Girl (1)
Super-Axis/Battle-Axis (1)
Terror (1)
Thin Man (1)
3-D Man (1)
Toro/Thomas Raymond (1)
Union Jack/Brian Falsworth (1)
V-Battalion (1)
Venus (1)
Vision/Aarkus (1)
Whizzer (1)
Yellow Claw (1)
Appendix (1)
Bibliography (2)
Official Handbook of The Marvel Universe: Women of Marvel 2005
January 2005
Writers: Jeff Christiansen, Ronald Byrd, Jonathan Couper-Smartt, Anthony Flamini, Michael Hoskin, Bill Lentz, Sean McQuaid, Eric J. Moreels, Mark O'English, Stuart Vandal
Cover: Greg Land & Justin Ponsor
Araña (1)
Black Widow/Yelena Belova (1)
Sharon Carter (1)
Clea (1)
Crystal (1)
Dagger (1)
Dark Angel (1)
Dazzler/Alison Blaire (1)
Domino (1)
Enchantress (1)
Firestar (1)
Gaea (1)
Hellcat (1)
Hepzibah (1)
Jolt (1)
Jennifer Kale (1)
Misty Knight (1)
Lucy in the Sky (1)
Magik/Jimaine Szardos/Amanda Sefton (1)
Maker/Kosmos (1)
Medusa (1)
Meggan (1)
Millie the Model (1)
Moondragon (1)
Moonstone/Karla Sofen (1)
Mystique (1)
Namorita (1)
Nemesis (1)
Puck/Zuzha Yu (1)
Rogue (1)
Roma (1)
Satana (1)
Scarlet Witch (1)
Sersi (1)
Shanna the She-Devil (1)
Silver Sable (1)
Sister Grimm (1)
Snowbird (1)
Songbird (1)
Spider-Girl (1)
Spider-Woman/Jessica Drew (1)
Thor Girl (1)
Topaz (1)
Valkyrie/Samantha Parrington (1)
Vantage/Dallas Riordan (1)
Vindicator/Heather Hudson (1)
Bibliography (2)
Official Handbook of The Marvel Universe: Marvel Knights 2005
February 2005
Writers: Stuart Vandal, Barry Reese, Ronald Byrd, Sean McQuaid, Anthony Flamini, Eric J. Moreels, Jeff Christiansen, Michael Hoskin
Cover: Pat Lee & Chris Sotomayor
Black Panther/T'Challa (2)
Blade (3)
Cage (3)
Cloak (2)
Daredevil (1)
District X (1)
Dr. Strange (4)
Nick Fury (4)
Ghost Rider/Johnny Blaze (3)
Ghost Rider/Dan Ketch (3)
Iron Fist (3)
Madrox (2)
Man-Thing (3)
Marvel Knights (1)
Moon Knight (3)
Punisher (4)
Shang-Chi (3)
White Tiger/Angela Del Toro (1)
Bibliography (2)
Official Handbook of The Marvel Universe: X-Men - Age of Apocalypse 2005
March 2005
Writer: Mike Raicht
Cover: Mark Brooks & Justin Ponsor
Age of Apocalypse (1)
Apocalypse (1)
Abyss (1)
Dark Beast (1)
Holocaust (1)
Mikhail (1)
Sinister (1)
Sugar Man (1)
X-Men (2)
Magneto (2)
Colossus (1)
Dazzler (1)
Gambit (1)
Jean Grey (1)
Nightcrawler (1)
Quicksilver (1)
Rogue & Charles Lensherr (2)
Shadowcat (1)
Storm (1)
Sunfire (1)
Weapon X (1)
Wild Child (1)
New Mutants (Wolfsbane, Silver Samurai, Kirika, Xorn, Beak) (3)
Exiles (1)
Beak (1)
Blink (2)
Magik (1)
Magnus (1)
Mimic (2)
Morph (2)
Namora (1)
Nocturne (1)
Sabretooth (2)
Sasquatch (1)
Sunfire (1)
T-Bird (1)
Timebroker (1)
Weapon X (1)
Age of Apocalypse Checklist (1)
Official Handbook of The Marvel Universe: Spider-Man 2005
April 2005
Writers: Al Sjoerdsma, Mike Fichera, Sean McQuaid, Ronald Byrd, Heather Buchanan, Kerry Wilkinson, Eric Engelhard, Barry Reese, Bryan Thiessen & Jeff Christiansen
Cover: Tom Raney & Morry Hollowell
Betty Brant (2)
Carrion (2)
Chameleon (2)
Jean DeWolff (1)
Doppleganger (1)
Fly (1)
Frederick Foswell/Big Man (1)
Fusion (1)
Glory Grant (1)
Hammerhead (2)
Crusher Hogan (1)
Hydro-Man (1)
Jackal (2)
John Jameson/Man-Wolf (2)
Jonah Jameson (2)
Kaine (1)
Madame Web (1)
Mindworm (1)
Morbius (2)
Mysterio (2)
Liz Osborn (1)
Queen (1)
Ben Reilly/Scarlet Spider (1)
Joe Robertson (2)
Joe Smith (1)
Spider-Man Update (1)
Spider-Mobile (1)
Spider-Slayers (2)
Stacy Twins (2)
Mendel Stromm/Robot-Master (1)
Flash Thompson (2)
Toxin (1)
Charlie Weiderman (1)
Bibliography (2)
Official Handbook of The Marvel Universe: Teams 2005
May 2005
Writers: Jeff Christiansen, Stuart Vandal, Al Sjoerdsma, Barry Reese, Bill Lentz, Eric Moreels, Mark O'English, Michael Hoskin, Richard Green, Ronald Byrd, Sean McQuaid & Anthony Flamini
Cover: Tom Grummett & Morry Hollowell
All-Winners Squad (1)
Alpha Flight (1)
Avengers (2)
Big Hero 6 (1)
Brotherhood of Mutants (2)
Champions of Los Angeles (1)
Champions of Xandar (1)
Defenders (2)
Euroforce (1)
Excalibur (2)
Exiles (1)
Fantastic Force (1)
First Line (1)
Force Works (1)
Frightful Four (1)
Heroes For Hire (1)
Imperial Guard (1)
Infinity Watch (1)
Knights of Pendragon (1)
Lethal Legion (1)
Masters of Evil (2)
Midnight Sons (1)
Mys-Tech (1)
New Mutants (1)
New Warriors (2)
Power Pack (2)
Runaways (1)
Serpent Society (1)
Sinister Six (1)
Thunderbolts (2)
Winter Guard (2)
X-Factor (1)
X-Force (2)
X-Men (2)
X-Statix (1)
Bibliography (2)
Official Handbook of The Marvel Universe: Fantastic Four 2005
June 2005
Writers: Jeff Christiansen, Sean McQuaid, Anthony Flamini, Michael Hoskin, Bill Lentz, Ronald Byrd, Mark O'English, & Stuart Vandal
Cover: Tom Grummett & Morry Hollowell
Annihilus (2)
Doctor Doom (4)
Fantastic Four (3)
Galactus (4)
Human Torch (3)
Inhumans (3)
Invisible Woman (3)
Mr. Fantastic (3)
Mole Man (2)
Alyssa Moy (1)
Psycho-Man (2)
Ramades (1)
Franklin Richards (3)
Valeria Richards (2)
Silver Surfer (3)
Skrulls (3)
Thing (3)
Uatu the Watcher (2)
Bibliography (2)
Official Handbook of The Marvel Universe: Avengers 2005
July 2005
Writers: Jeff Christiansen, Sean McQuaid, Chris Biggs, Stuart Vandal, Mark O'English, Michael Hoskin, Ronald Byrd, Anthony Flamini & Bill Lentz
Cover: Tom Grummett & Morry Hollowell
Avengers (6)
Black Knight/Dane Whitman (3)
Count Nefaria (2)
Firebird (1)
Great Lakes Avengers (2)
Grim Reaper (2)
Jocasta (2)
Justice (2)
Kang (3)
Living Lightning (1)
Mantis (2)
Morgan Le Fay (2)
Pulsar (2)
Rage (1)
Jim Rhodes (2)
Sentry (1)
Silverclaw (1)
Spider-Woman/Jessica Drew (2)
Spider-Woman/Julia Carpenter (1)
Squirrel Girl (1)
Starfox (2)
Stark Tower (1)
Triathlon (1)
Ultron (3)
Young Avengers (1)
Bibliography (2)
Official Handbook of The Ultimate Marvel Universe: Ultimate Spider-Man & Ultimate Fantastic Four 2005
August 2005
Writers: Stuart Vandal, Sean McQuaid, Ronald Byrd, Bill Lentz, Mark O'English & Barry Reese
Cover: Mark Bagley & Morry Hollowell
Black Cat (1)
Carnage (1)
Conners, Curt (1)
Daredevil (1)
Doctor Octopus (1)
Doctor Strange (1)
Electro (1)
Elektra (1)
Enforcers (1)
Fantastic Four (1)
Geldoff (1)
Green Goblin (2)
Hammer, Justin (1)
Hawk-Owl (1)
Human Torch (1)
Invisible Girl (1)
Jameson, J. Jonah (1)
Kingpin (2)
Kraven (1)
Man-Thing (1)
Mr. Fantastic (1)
Molekevic, Arthur (1)
Nihil (1)
Osborn, Harry (1)
Parker, Ben (1)
Parker, May (1)
Punisher (1)
Ross, General (1)
Sandman (1)
Shang-Chi (1)
Shocker (1)
Spider-Man (3)
Spider-Man Supporting Cast: Allen, Liz (½)
Spider-Man Supporting Cast: DeWolfe, Jeanne (½)
Spider-Man Supporting Cast: Harlan, Kong (½)
Spider-Man Supporting Cast: Robertson, Joe (½)
Spider-Man Supporting Cast: Thompson, Flash (½)
Spider-Man Supporting Cast: Gladiator (½)
Spider-Man Supporting Cast: Iron Fist (½)
Spider-Man Supporting Cast: Rhino (½)
Stacy, Captain (1)
Stacy, Gwen (1)
Thing (1)
Urich, Ben (1)
Van Damme, Victor (1)
Venom (1)
Watson, Mary Jane (1)
Woody (1)
Bibliography (1)
Official Handbook of The Marvel Universe: Alternate Universes 2005
September 2005
Writers: Jeff Christiansen, Mark O'English, Sean McQuaid, Eric J. Moreels, Stuart Vandal, Michael Hoskin, Bill Lentz, Anthony Flamini & Chris Biggs
Cover: Tom Grummett & Morry Hollowell
1602 A.D. (1)
2020 A.D. (2)
2099 A.D. (2)
2099 A.D. - Marvel Knights (1)
8162 A.D. (1)
Cable/Askani World (1)
Chronomancer's World (1)
Counter-Earth (High Evolutionary) (1)
Counter-Earth (Franklin Richards) (1)
Crooked World (1)
Days of Future Past (2)
Earth A (1)
Earth X (2)
Eurth (1)
Here Comes Tomorrow (1)
Kitty's Fairy Tale (1)
Larval Earth (Spider-Ham) (1)
Last Avengers Story (1)
Mangaverse (1)
MC2 (2)
Mutant X-verse (1)
New Universe (2)
Other-Earth (1)
Reigning (1)
Shadowline (1)
Supreme Power (1)
The Corps (1)
Deathlok (Luther Manning) (2)
Fantastic Five (Spider-Man) (1)
Gatherers (1)
Guardians of the Galaxy (3)
Killraven (2)
Scarlet Centurion (1)
Squadron Supreme (2)
Thundra (1)
Appendix (1)
Bibliography (2)
Official Handbook of The Marvel Universe: Horror 2005
October 2005
Writers: Jeff Christiansen, Sean McQuaid, Barry Reese, Michael Hoskin, Ronald Byrd, Mark O'English, Anthony Flamini, Stuart Vandal, Chris Biggs & Eric J. Moreels
Cover: Dick Giordano & Morry Hollowell
Baroness Blood (1)
Big Mother (1)
Blackheart (1)
Bloodstone, Elsa (1)
Brother Voodoo (2)
Chthon (1)
Dracula (3)
D'Spayre (1)
Dweller-in-Darkness (1)
Frankenstein's Monster (2)
Gabriel the Devil-Hunter (1)
Hangman (1)
Hellstorm (3)
Howling Commandos (1)
Immortalis (1)
Jack the Ripper (1)
King, Hannibal (1)
Laveau, Marie (1)
Legion of Night (1)
Legion of the Unliving (2)
Lilith - Mother of Demons (1)
Lilith - Daughter of Dracula (1)
Living Mummy (1)
Mephisto (2)
Nightmare (1)
Satannish (1)
Scarecrow (1)
Shuma-Gorath (1)
Straw Man (1)
Terror (1)
Thog (1)
Vampire by Night (1)
Vampire-Hunters (2)
Werewolf (3)
Zombie (2)
Bibliography (2)
Official Handbook of The Marvel Universe: X-Men 2005
November 2005
Writers: Eric J. Moreels, Ronald Byrd, Marc-Oliver Frisch, Stuart Vandal
Cover: Mike Deodato, Jr. & Morry Hollowell
Apocalypse (2)
Archangel (2)
Jamie Braddock (1)
Cable (2)
Cannonball (2)
Captain Britain (2)
Colossus (2)
Danger (1)
Fantomex (2)
Genosha (2)
Hellfire Club (2)
Husk (1)
Jubilee (1)
Kid Omega (1)
Lockheed (1)
Magneto (3)
Mystique (2)
Northstar (2)
Ord (1)
Phoenix Force (2)
Psylocke (2)
Savage Land (2)
Stepford Cuckoos (1)
Sunfire (2)
X-23 (2)
Xorn (1)
X-Men Roster (3)
Bibliography (2)
Official Handbook of The Ultimate Marvel Universe: Ultimate X-Men/Ultimates 2005
December 2005
Writers: Stuart Vandal, Sean McQuaid, Ronald Byrd & Chris Biggs
Cover: Mark Bagley & Morry Hollowell
Academy of Tomorrow (1)
Angel (1)
Beast (1)
Black Widow (1)
Betsy Braddock (1)
Brotherhood of Mutants (1)
Captain America (1)
Captain Britain (1)
Captain Mahr Vell (1)
Chitauri (1)
Colossus (1)
Cyclops (1)
Dazzler (1)
Defenders (1)
Falcon (1)
Nick Fury (2)
Galactus (1)
Gambit (1)
Giant Man (1)
Hawkeye (1)
Hellfire Club (1)
Hulk (1)
Iceman (1)
Iron Man (1)
Longshot (1)
Moria MacTaggert (½)
Betty Ross (½)
Magneto (1)
Marvel Girl (1)
Nightcrawler (1)
Professor X (1)
Proteus (1)
Quicksilver (1)
Rogue (1)
Sabretooth (1)
Scarlet Witch (1)
Sentinels (1)
Shadowcat (1)
S.H.I.E.L.D. (1)
Sinister (1)
Storm (1)
Thor (1)
Ultimates (1)
Von Struckers (1)
Wasp (1)
Weapon X (1)
Wolverine (1)
X-Men (1)
Bibliography (1)
Captain America
Nov 12, 2004, 04:20 pm
Maybe you should produce an Age of Apocalypse book to coincide with the release of the collected trades out next year.
Stuart V
Nov 12, 2004, 04:42 pm
Captain America wrote:
Maybe you should produce an Age of Apocalypse book to coincide with the release of the collected trades out next year.
We don't get a say on which "themes" are picked for the forthcoming Handbooks (or else Eric would make every book the X-Men :lol
. Suggest it to Marvel.
twiggy
Nov 12, 2004, 05:04 pm
Is there any chance for a trade of theese books?
Stuart V
Nov 12, 2004, 05:34 pm
Is there any chance for a trade of theese books?
Not aware of any such plans (like Marvel would tell us anyway!), but the standard reply for any such question is:
if enough people ask Marvel for it, you might get it. The writers have no say in such decisions. Marvel are a business; if they can be convinced it will sell well enough, then you have a good chance they will do it.
That goes for getting trades, new art, new writers ( :cuckoo: to even suggest such a thing, of course :Biggrin, a book which covers the Thunderbolts/Runaways/the Infinity Watch/X-Humed), books with text in day-glo pink, etc. Tell Marvel you want them.
Eric J. Moreels
Nov 12, 2004, 09:32 pm
We don't get a say on which "themes" are picked for the forthcoming Handbooks (or else Eric would make every book the X-Men :lol
:lol:Not quite! One would be X-Men, then there'd be X-Force, Excalibur, Exiles, Academy X, NYX, District X, and heck, throw in Alpha Flight too! ;)
books with text in day-glo pink
Isn't that how the Women of Marvel 2005 OHOTMU will be presented?;)
Lia Brown
Nov 13, 2004, 07:48 am
Hee, plus I helped a bit on the Book of the Dead :excited:
Eric J. Moreels
Nov 13, 2004, 09:29 am
Hee, plus I helped a bit on the Book of the Dead :excited:
Speaking of which, Lia I don't have a copy for myself yet (as new comics were delayed here last week), but did you get a thanks in the book?
Lia Brown
Nov 13, 2004, 10:06 am
Yes I did! It's groovy Thanks Eric!
Chris Day
Nov 14, 2004, 08:42 pm
OHOTMU: Book of The Dead 2004
...
Thor (1)
...
Thor isn't dead, he's asleep
Eric J. Moreels
Nov 15, 2004, 05:03 am
Thor isn't dead, he's asleep
Tell that to Marvel, as they wanted him included!
Jodoria
Nov 18, 2004, 01:05 am
Thor isn't dead, he's asleep
The Great Sleep...
Jango Fett
Dec 17, 2004, 04:42 am
In the X-Men Hand Book you guys have Emma Frost's Strength level at 5 (Superhuman:25-75 ton range). Please tell me this is an error. They did it in the 2003 encyclopedia (hardcover) also.
Also in the Avengers Hand Book You have Hank Pym's intelligence listed at 3 (learned) when he has always been a 6 (Super-Genius) Check Marvel Encyclopedia 1 (2003). You even say that he is a genius level intellect in this 2004 Hand Book.
Hey, other than that and the Wolverine Weight issue I thought you guys did a great job. I just went out and purchased your books today (OHOTMU 04 X-Men, Wolverine, and Avengers), So I am supporting you. I am looking forward to the Women of the Marvel U one too. So Just watching the Watchers!
Michael P.
Dec 17, 2004, 04:47 am
In the X-Men Hand Book you guys have Emma Frost's Strength level at 5 (Superhuman:25-75 ton range). Please tell me this is an error. They did it in the 2003 encyclopedia (hardcover) also.
im guessing they mean in he Diamond form, not human telepath form. i hope that helps.
Jango Fett
Dec 17, 2004, 04:53 am
Doesn't help at all because it is not mentioned in her super human powers and it blatantly says "Strength Level: Emma Frost possesses the normal human strength of a woman of her age, height, and build who engages in moderate regular exercises." I am pretty sure I have read every issue that has Emma in it since her secondary mutation and have never seen her have super strength.
Michael P.
Dec 17, 2004, 04:58 am
Doesn't help at all because it is not mentioned in her super human powers and it blatantly says "Strength Level: Emma Frost possesses the normal human strength of a woman of her age, height, and build who engages in moderate regular exercises." I am pretty sure I have read every issue that has Emma in it since her secondary mutation and have never seen her have super strength.
well her natural state is flesh and she has the strength of a normal woman blah blah blah, but in diamond she is invulnerable, doesnt need food or oxygen, and when she fought storm in X-treme they were in the air and she turned diamond and body slammed storm, and in Astonishing she came thru the hole in the wall and knocked that guy out. i dunno just DEAL!!!! she will show superstrength one day. maybe suttin is gonna fall on scott and she jumps in and holds it up and goes "Oh, i didnt know i could do that."
Jango Fett
Dec 17, 2004, 05:07 am
well her natural state is flesh and she has the strength of a normal woman blah blah blah, but in diamond she is invulnerable, doesnt need food or oxygen, and when she fought storm in X-treme they were in the air and she turned diamond and body slammed storm, and in Astonishing she came thru the hole in the wall and knocked that guy out. i dunno just DEAL!!!! she will show superstrength one day. maybe suttin is gonna fall on scott and she jumps in and holds it up and goes "Oh, i didnt know i could do that."
All of those examples of Emma in Diamond form do not imply super strength at all.
Michael P.
Dec 17, 2004, 05:10 am
All of those examples of Emma in Diamond form do not imply super strength at all.
i guess ur right. but Grant Morrison was allowed to make her Diamond cuz they wouldnt let him have Colossus. so i'm guessing when he created her new power, he wrote down superstrength.
Jango Fett
Dec 17, 2004, 05:15 am
i guess ur right. but Grant Morrison was allowed to make her Diamond cuz they wouldnt let him have Colossus. so i'm guessing when he created her new power, he wrote down superstrength.
No, it is a simple error. These power ratings are often screwed up. The Marvel Encyclopedia's are full of them. I am just trying to help these guys out, Eric even said he wanted constructive criticism at the beginning of this thread.
Michael P.
Dec 17, 2004, 05:16 am
No, it is a simple error. These power ratings are often screwed up. The Marvel Encyclopedia's are full of them. I am just trying to help these guys out, Eric even said he wanted constructive criticism at the beginning of this thread.
oh, believe me i know, but 80% of them are right. u just DONT want emma to have superstrength do u? haha.
Jango Fett
Dec 17, 2004, 05:29 am
oh, believe me i know, but 80% of them are right. u just DONT want emma to have superstrength do u? haha.
I think it would be retarded for her to have it. :cuckoo: Her powers make her strong enough as it is and plus it just doesn't fit her personality.
Eric J. Moreels
Dec 17, 2004, 07:00 am
In the X-Men Hand Book you guys have Emma Frost's Strength level at 5 (Superhuman:25-75 ton range). Please tell me this is an error. They did it in the 2003 encyclopedia (hardcover) also.
Well I wrote both the X-Men Encyclopedia and OHOTMU, but not the power grids for the Encylopedia. Marvel provided those, so if they deemed her to be in the superhuman strength range who am I to argue?
Hey, other than that and the Wolverine Weight issue I thought you guys did a great job. I just went out and purchased your books today (OHOTMU 04 X-Men, Wolverine, and Avengers), So I am supporting you. I am looking forward to the Women of the Marvel U one too. So Just watching the Watchers!
Glad to hear it, and thanks for the support! I'd recommend getting the other OHOTMUs as well (Spider-Man, Hulk, Daredevil, the Book of The Dead, and the upcoming Golden Age issue) so you get an even broader look at the depth of the Marvel Universe.
Stuart V
Dec 17, 2004, 07:28 am
In the X-Men Hand Book you guys have Emma Frost's Strength level at 5 (Superhuman:25-75 ton range). Please tell me this is an error. They did it in the 2003 encyclopedia (hardcover) also.
Also in the Avengers Hand Book You have Hank Pym's intelligence listed at 3 (learned) when he has always been a 6 (Super-Genius) Check Marvel Encyclopedia 1 (2003). You even say that he is a genius level intellect in this 2004 Hand Book.
As Eric notes, we don't actually do the power grids. In the early books we had zero input to them; nowadays, perhaps because of fans pointing out things like Hank's intelligence being listed so low, we are allowed to pipe up and suggest what we think they should be. Sometimes Marvel agrees with us, sometimes they don't.
Hey, other than that and the Wolverine Weight issue I thought you guys did a great job. I just went out and purchased your books today (OHOTMU 04 X-Men, Wolverine, and Avengers), So I am supporting you. I am looking forward to the Women of the Marvel U one too. So Just watching the Watchers!
Thanks for your support. And please, keep watching. We aren't perfect, and we know mistakes will slip through (though sometimes what people think are mistakes are not). The way to ensure we don't repeat those mistakes is to (politely) point them out.
[Edit] - Additional to the above. When I say point them out, I mean, point them out to us. We are all relatively easy to contact, either through here, or more directly, or via Marvel. Pointing out what you (generic you, not specifically Archangel 2029) think is a mistake on a random message board where your friends can gather around and agree with you, nodding sagely to each other that the Handbook writers made a mistake, isn't bringing it to our attention and we might never see what is being said. Which means if it is a mistake, we will likely repeat it in future Handbooks, further aggravating the situation, and if it isn't a mistake, we don't get to explain ourselves. Either way, someone will be continuing to go around with erroneous information.
mikeyh99
Jan 26, 2005, 08:57 pm
do you know when you will add the Official Handbook: Marvel Women 2005 to the first post?
just thought i would ask
great job By the way! i love the books!!!!!! :clap:
Eric J. Moreels
Jan 27, 2005, 05:41 am
Just added the entries for Golden Age 2004 and Women 2005 to the above list.
Eric J. Moreels
Feb 20, 2005, 09:43 pm
Also added an entry for the Marvel Knights 2005 OHOTMU, as well as cover shots of all the books!
Eric J. Moreels
Mar 25, 2005, 02:20 am
Added an entry for the AoA 05 book.
Eric J. Moreels
Apr 20, 2005, 09:26 am
Added listings for the Spider-Man 2005 OHOTMU.
Eric J. Moreels
May 21, 2005, 06:00 am
Added entries for the OHOTMU Teams 2005!
steve2275
May 21, 2005, 02:09 pm
In the X-Men Hand Book you guys have Emma Frost's Strength level at 5 (Superhuman:25-75 ton range). Please tell me this is an error. They did it in the 2003 encyclopedia (hardcover) also.
was COLOSSUS in that hardcover?
Stuart V
May 21, 2005, 04:14 pm
was COLOSSUS in that hardcover?
The Encyclopedia? Yes, he was.
Eric J. Moreels
May 21, 2005, 11:11 pm
The Encyclopedia? Yes, he was.
When in doubt about whether a character's appeared in an OHOTMU issue or an Encyclopedia, you can always check the OHOTMU/Encyclopedia Master List ()!
Skitz
Jun 16, 2005, 11:40 pm
when was Marvel Encyclopedia Vol. 2: X-Men released, and what was the RRP in australia currency? Eric?
Eric J. Moreels
Jun 17, 2005, 06:54 am
when was Marvel Encyclopedia Vol. 2: X-Men released
Late 2003, IIRC.
and what was the RRP in australia currency? Eric?
Too bloody expensive! 
Around AU$70-90, I think.
Skitz
Jun 17, 2005, 11:27 pm
Ohh god! Will that of dropped by now or risen? Did it feature prety much every X-related character ever? Il ask Tony at Adelaide Comic Centre bout it!
Eric J. Moreels
Jun 18, 2005, 03:19 am
Ohh god! Will that of dropped by now or risen?
Probably still around the same price.
Did it feature prety much every X-related character ever?
Pretty much! Check out the full contents on our Master List ().
Eric J. Moreels
Jul 1, 2005, 12:30 am
Added the OHOTMU FF 2005 contents to the list!
Eric J. Moreels
Sep 1, 2005, 05:52 am
Added the OHOTUMU Ultimate Spider-Man & Ultimate FF 2005 contents to the list!
Eric J. Moreels
Sep 29, 2005, 04:53 am
Added the OHOTMU Alternate Universes 2005 contents to the list!
Rayeye
Sep 30, 2005, 07:13 am
Yesterday I was in the comic store and the new Handbook was already sold out
However, I checked just the entries of the Handbook: Alternate Universes 2005 here, and I was wondering: shouldn't the Corps be called the Captain Britain Corps? IIRC that's what they were always called in the comics.
And Kitty's Fairy Tale universe: isn't that the same one as the Well at the Center of Time (in Nightcrawler's first LS)?
Rayeye
Eric J. Moreels
Sep 30, 2005, 11:54 pm
shouldn't the Corps be called the Captain Britain Corps? IIRC that's what they were always called in the comics.
Their official name is The Corps, since not every member is named Captain Britain (unlike the Green Lantern Corps).
And Kitty's Fairy Tale universe: isn't that the same one as the Well at the Center of Time (in Nightcrawler's first LS)?
It involves the Well, yes. The entry covers the original story, the first Nightcrawler mini, as well as subsequent appearances by the Bamfs in Excalibur and Mean in X-Men Unlimited.
And I had loads of fun writing that one, as I love the original story and the first Nightcrawler mini!
Rayeye
Oct 1, 2005, 06:33 am
as I love the original story and the first Nightcrawler mini!
Me too! I wonder if Sabree and the Bamfs will ever appear again. I hope so.
Rayeye
Stuart V
Oct 4, 2005, 05:23 am
However, I checked just the entries of the Handbook: Alternate Universes 2005 here, and I was wondering: shouldn't the Corps be called the Captain Britain Corps? IIRC that's what they were always called in the comics.
Rayeye
No. The Corps were not called the Captain Britain Corps in any of their early appearances. Fans started calling them that, because they looked like Captain Britain, but it made as much sense to name the group after Hauptmann Englande, Captain Albion, Captain U.K., etc. - why name them after one specific member, no more important than any of the others? Brian Braddock was no more important than any other Corps member, during their early appearances. Calling them the Captain Britain Corps was a bit like calling them the Hal Jordan Lanterns. As late as their appearances during Captain Britain's trial, they were simply "the Corps". Iirc, the first time someone referred to them in the comics (as opposed to online) as the Captain Britain Corps was during their appearance in Fantastic Four - and since they were being introduced to the 616 FF by someone who knew 616 CB well, it made a level of sense that they'd attach that descriptor. The first time one of the actual Corps members used that longer title for their assemblage was in the Excalibur mini-series by Ben Raab - and while he made a good stab at CB's history, that contained a number of continuity gaffs. The same person who called the Corps "the Captain Britain Corps" also claimed Warpies were brought to Earth-616 from other realities - in spite of the fact that both she and the person she was talking to knew otherwise.
In the recent issues of Uncanny X-Men, the CBC name was used again by a member of the Corps. This time it makes sense that others in the group would attach CB's name to it, as he has been crowned ruler of Otherworld. However the weight of evidence lies with it being officially "the Corps".
Eric J. Moreels
Oct 20, 2005, 08:32 am
Added listings for the OHOTMU: Horror 2005!
Eric J. Moreels
Nov 30, 2005, 07:09 pm
Added the OHOTMU X-Men 2005 contents to the list.
clawsofwolverine
Dec 25, 2005, 09:53 pm
hey this was really helpful, I was looking for a list of what month's these books came out since I couldnt find it in the small print of the books.
Michael P.
Dec 25, 2005, 09:59 pm
When did Uncanny X-Men #1 come out? 1963 or 1964? Its listed as both in the X-Men 2005 Handbook, I'm just curious.
Eric J. Moreels
Dec 25, 2005, 10:46 pm
When did Uncanny X-Men #1 come out? 1963 or 1964? Its listed as both in the X-Men 2005 Handbook, I'm just curious.
It is? Which entry has it as '64, because it was definitely '63.
clawsofwolverine
Dec 26, 2005, 12:35 am
hey Eric I am still wondering about Wolverines relatives. I thought maybe Thomas and Dog Logan should be listed as "possible" relatives. Don't be afraid, I promise I won't disagree with your decision on this matter!
However I do promise more nerve racking q's!
Gaara of the Sand
Jan 30, 2006, 07:42 pm
Hmmm, I suppose this is where my questions about Apocalypse's bio belong. OK, well, after time to mull it over, there will be more added. Easier to break it into categories.
Discrepancies in the bio:
1. The vision of "Isis" wasn't really Isis. She didn't have the same speech pattern as the other gods, and IIRC, she and the others were imprisoned by Seth at this time.
2. Apocalypse didn't really use Tut's technology. He knocked Ozy's ass into the knowledge-transferer and that triggered the transformation, slavery just came after that.
3. Bio-armor...this will be addressed with the powers section.
4. Why did you leave out the part of the Dark Riders/Inhuman info about Apocalypse conquering the entire Inhuman race?
5. Body wearing out...again, in powers.
6. Why was no mention made of Apocalypse's battle with Prime Eternal Ikaris?
Discrepancies in superhuman powers:
1. What's up with this bio-armor stuff? Is this all based on X-Men 97 and 98? Before that, and in all previous Handbook entries, Apocalypse's "costume" was said to be his own body, shifted to look like that.
2. If the bio-armor allows Apocalypse to control his atoms, then how does he open holes in his body to let blasts through?
3. If it's just an armor, then why was his entire body falling apart during X-Cutioner's Song arc? He was dying in ways that no human could die, his body falling apart and liquifying, only to come back together again.
4. Also, how did he then seperate his head from his body in She Hulk 30?
5. He had the ability to grow during Rise of Apocalypse, this was not gained from any "suit".
6. Rise of Apocalypse also hinted at his ability to control his form in his battle with the giant asp.
7. What's with the "body transfering" stuff? This was started in Cable's future where Apocalypse had the powers of the 12 and such (which still doesn't make sense), why would he need to do it now? And why can't his atomic control simply counter the aging process, much like it does for Eternals?
8. He also showed shapeshifting when he found Ship. He looked almost nothing like he did in Rise of Apocalypse.
Discrepancy in abilities:
1. OK, not a real discrepency, but why did he get gipped on the amount of info on his specialties in the sciences? Magneto got at least twice the space for his knowledge and had a lower intelligence score.
Discrepancy in paraphernalia:
1. He doesn't really have much Celestial technology left. Most of his technology is of his own creation, based on Ship and his own physiology (as stated in X-Cutioner's Song). I mean, why would the Celestials have an Apocalypse sized hibernation unit?
Discrepancy in speed:
1. While I have no problem with the rating as a whole, you didn't include Apocalypse's ability to teleport. All other teleporters had that calculated into their speeds (like Dr. Strange). Apocalypse has shown the ability many times, without the aid of technology.
Discrepancy in durability:
1. Eh, I just thought he should be more durable than "superhuman." I mean, he did laugh off Black Bolt's whisper.
Discrepancy in energy projection:
1. Apocalypse should definately have above a 3 here. He has been shown to discharge: general laser/plasma blasts, an electrical energy (it traveled along Bobby's ice construct), light (in Rise of Apocalypse), and telepathic bolts (like when he took Xavier down in X-Men 97).
2. Apocalypse has shown the ability to absorb: Cyclops' eye beams, life force (same instance as the eye beams in X-Men 97), and kinetic energy (during X-Cutioner's Song).
Discrepancy in fighting skills:
1. He was trained extensively to fight for the first 17 years of his life. Eventually he went on to just walk to the Himilayas (when he found Ship) and was fighting hand-to-hand the entire way there (while throwing some energy projection in their as well).
Thanks
Eric J. Moreels
Jan 31, 2006, 07:39 am
1. The vision of "Isis" wasn't really Isis. She didn't have the same speech pattern as the other gods, and IIRC, she and the others were imprisoned by Seth at this time.
I didn't think Apocalypse's profile was the place to get bogged down in discussing whether it was or wasn't Isis, so "vision" seemed to suit just fine.
2. Apocalypse didn't really use Tut's technology. He knocked Ozy's ass into the knowledge-transferer and that triggered the transformation, slavery just came after that.
Technically that's using someone's technology ;)
4. Why did you leave out the part of the Dark Riders/Inhuman info about Apocalypse conquering the entire Inhuman race?
6. Why was no mention made of Apocalypse's battle with Prime Eternal Ikaris?
Finite space within which to write the profile. IIRC I had mention of these in earlier drafts, but they were excised due to the profile being too lengthy.
2. If the bio-armor allows Apocalypse to control his atoms, then how does he open holes in his body to let blasts through?
Ah, the wonders of comic book science Seriously, though, off the top of my head, I don't have an answer for that one.
1. What's up with this bio-armor stuff? Is this all based on X-Men 97 and 98? Before that, and in all previous Handbook entries, Apocalypse's "costume" was said to be his own body, shifted to look like that.
3. If it's just an armor, then why was his entire body falling apart during X-Cutioner's Song arc? He was dying in ways that no human could die, his body falling apart and liquifying, only to come back together again.
4. Also, how did he then seperate his head from his body in She Hulk 30?
5. He had the ability to grow during Rise of Apocalypse, this was not gained from any "suit".
6. Rise of Apocalypse also hinted at his ability to control his form in his battle with the giant asp.
7. What's with the "body transfering" stuff? This was started in Cable's future where Apocalypse had the powers of the 12 and such (which still doesn't make sense), why would he need to do it now? And why can't his atomic control simply counter the aging process, much like it does for Eternals?
8. He also showed shapeshifting when he found Ship. He looked almost nothing like he did in Rise of Apocalypse.
There's much about Apocalypse that's contradictory, not the least of which is how he keeps managing to return after seemingly being obliterated. My own personal theory is that it's not the same Apocalypse that keeps returning, but different versions of him from various points in time with different abilities, hence the "discrepancies" you've listed above. Note, though, that the above isn't the official stance.
Discrepancy in abilities:
1. OK, not a real discrepency, but why did he get gipped on the amount of info on his specialties in the sciences? Magneto got at least twice the space for his knowledge and had a lower intelligence score.
I felt it more important to focus on his other abilities. Plus Magneto had a whole extra page of space with his profile.
Discrepancy in paraphernalia:
1. He doesn't really have much Celestial technology left. Most of his technology is of his own creation, based on Ship and his own physiology (as stated in X-Cutioner's Song). I mean, why would the Celestials have an Apocalypse sized hibernation unit?
His technology is still based on/modified from the original Celestial tech he found. I daresay he fashioned his hibernation units etc from that existing tech.
Discrepancy in speed:
1. While I have no problem with the rating as a whole, you didn't include Apocalypse's ability to teleport. All other teleporters had that calculated into their speeds (like Dr. Strange). Apocalypse has shown the ability many times, without the aid of technology.
He's been seen teleporting, yes, but despite it not being spelled out that he was doing so by means of technology its still presumed he uses the tech gained from the Celestials to do so.
Discrepancy in durability:
1. Eh, I just thought he should be more durable than "superhuman." I mean, he did laugh off Black Bolt's whisper.
And he's returning again after having his spirit destroyed, so maybe it should've been virtually indestructible. Best to wait til the method by which his most recent resurrection came to pass is explained, though.
Discrepancy in energy projection:
1. Apocalypse should definately have above a 3 here. He has been shown to discharge: general laser/plasma blasts, an electrical energy (it traveled along Bobby's ice construct), light (in Rise of Apocalypse), and telepathic bolts (like when he took Xavier down in X-Men 97).
2. Apocalypse has shown the ability to absorb: Cyclops' eye beams, life force (same instance as the eye beams in X-Men 97), and kinetic energy (during X-Cutioner's Song).
Yeah, should've been a 6, I think.
Discrepancy in fighting skills:
1. He was trained extensively to fight for the first 17 years of his life. Eventually he went on to just walk to the Himilayas (when he found Ship) and was fighting hand-to-hand the entire way there (while throwing some energy projection in their as well).
Yes, but the power grids are meant to represent the characters as they are now, and he obviously hasn't been keeping up with his fighting training.
Gaara of the Sand
Jan 31, 2006, 02:47 pm
He's been seen teleporting, yes, but despite it not being spelled out that he was doing so by means of technology its still presumed he uses the tech gained from the Celestials to do so.
He teleported just fine without touching so much as a keyboard when fighting X-Factor during the initial Horsemen arc and, while in space and nowhere near any tech, he was able to teleport himself and the High Evolutionary far below the Earth's surface.
Yeah, should've been a 6, I think.
So who's the bum that stole those extra 3 points from Poccy?!?! :aaargh: (just kidding)
Yes, but the power grids are meant to represent the characters as they are now, and he obviously hasn't been keeping up with his fighting training.
Why is it obvious? He hasn't had a need to demonstrate fighting without the use of powers because he has yet to meet an equal :evil:
Anywho, thanks for the response.
Also, any chance of their being an X-Men 06 handbook? Or some handbook in 06 with an updated Apocalypse entry? :cross: :cross:
Eric J. Moreels
Jan 31, 2006, 06:10 pm
He teleported just fine without touching so much as a keyboard when fighting X-Factor during the initial Horsemen arc and, while in space and nowhere near any tech, he was able to teleport himself and the High Evolutionary far below the Earth's surface.
His armor is tech, or maybe he's got some implant that lets him 'port. Lots of possibilities, but all stem back to the Celestial tech.
Also, any chance of their being an X-Men 06 handbook? Or some handbook in 06 with an updated Apocalypse entry? :cross: :cross:
Not this year, but maybe in '07. Depends on how well the '06 series sells.
Gaara of the Sand
Jan 31, 2006, 07:54 pm
His armor is tech, or maybe he's got some implant that lets him 'port. Lots of possibilities, but all stem back to the Celestial tech.
Isn't that making a lot of assumption about a guy who hasn't teleported since this rediculous retcon?
Stupid 12 saga and its damage to Apocalypse...BAH! Apocalypse aint some old Egyptian raisen in a shell, next thing we'll see Franklin Richards going to see the Wizard of Apoc "Pay no attention to the raisen in the shell!"
Rayeye
Jun 15, 2006, 10:12 am
I was wondering if the mutant called Thornn was a member of Toad's Brotherhood of Evil Mutants or not? The Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe: Teams 2005 does not her list her in Brotherhood of Mutants profile, but then again she was listed as a member of BOEM at many comic sites (such as uncannyxmen.net). So could anybody tell me if she really was a member or not (or merely an associate)?
Madison Carter
Jun 15, 2006, 07:49 pm
I was wondering if the mutant called Thornn was a member of Toad's Brotherhood of Evil Mutants or not? The Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe: Teams 2005 does not her list her in Brotherhood of Mutants profile, but then again she was listed as a member of BOEM at many comic sites (such as uncannyxmen.net). So could anybody tell me if she really was a member or not (or merely an associate)?
I would believe she was merely an associate, as she was following Masque, not Toad at the time. Masque and Toad just struck up an alliance is all.
Rayeye
Jul 6, 2006, 03:41 am
Although the Teams 2005 handbook doesn't list him, wasn't the mutant called Sabre (in X-Men #106) a member of the Brotherhood, or was he just an ally?
Also I just noticed a few missing facts in the first 2004 Handbook (OHOTMU X-Men 2004):
Cyclops: under Group Affiliation the Twelve is missing.
Kitty Pryde: her alias "Lion" is missing.
Roger Ott
Dec 3, 2010, 10:04 am
Emma's stats are updated in the more recent Hardcover volume 4 to show her strength at 2 under normal conditions, and 4 when in her diamond form.
Hank Pym's intelligence has been correctly rated at a 6 in Hardcover volume 13.
In case you weren't aware, all of the 2004-2009 books have been collected into a 14 volume hardcover series, with most entries greatly expanded and updated. Well worth getting!
mal32
Dec 9, 2010, 01:47 pm
Thank you, CyRog, this is a very good thing to know
Phoenixx9
Dec 9, 2010, 01:58 pm
In case you weren't aware, all of the 2004-2009 books have been collected into a 14 volume hardcover series, with most entries greatly expanded and updated. Well worth getting!
But is In Toto??
Or are some characters, teams, weapons and equipment missing from the 2004-2009 Handbooks?
(I'm thinking if EVRYTHING has been covered, then maybe giving those HB issues to a friend who couldn't collect the HCs)
When will the 2010-2011 HBs be collected into a HC version?
Roger Ott
Dec 9, 2010, 05:15 pm
I believe the only ones not collected/updated in the Hardcover series were the 3 Ultimate Handbooks and parts of the Age of Apocalypse Handbook.
The Hardcovers also have a few extras that didn't make it into the regular books.
captainswift
Dec 9, 2010, 08:54 pm
Two entries from the Marvel Mystery Handbook didn't get in, as well, nor did the Swords, Tomes, and Talismans entries from the Mystic Arcana handbook. A few things were combined with other entries: Spider-Man's Costumes, obviously, from Spider-man 2004, was merged into Spidey's entry.
For the most part, though, yeah, it's just the Ultimate handbooks, and characters from Age of Apocalypse who haven't entered the greater MU.
Roger Ott
Dec 9, 2010, 10:37 pm
nor did the Swords, Tomes, and Talismans entries from the Mystic Arcana handbook
Since we're getting an Events Handbook soon, maybe we can hope for a Weapons, Hardware & Paraphernalia Handbook that will expand greatly on those entries.
Phoenixx9
Dec 10, 2010, 03:04 pm
Since we're getting an Events Handbook soon, maybe we can hope for a Weapons, Hardware & Paraphernalia Handbook that will expand greatly on those entries.
Ooohhh! That would be so cool!
I could see it taking 2 HBs or maybe 1 EXTRA large (double-sizer) HB!
And I want some new pics with good schematics, along with the older, iconic versions (like Valkyrie's Dragonfang as depicted in her entry story which shows the correct Dragon-headed hilt, but not the one in her hand in the main pose--that one is incorrect, Cyke's headgear, BW's Bites, etc)!
:cross: Dare to dream, dare to dream...
Eduardo M.
Dec 10, 2010, 03:28 pm
Ooohhh! That would be so cool!
I could see it taking 2 HBs or maybe 1 EXTRA large (double-sizer) HB!
And I want some new pics with good schematics, along with the older, iconic versions (like Valkyrie's Dragonfang as depicted in her entry story which shows the correct Dragon-headed hilt, but not the one in her hand in the main pose--that one is incorrect, Cyke's headgear, BW's Bites, etc)!
:cross: Dare to dream, dare to dream...
Amen brother. I could rattle off a list but since I have alot of it in my master wish list I'll spare everyone. But still, a Weapons, Hardware, and Equipment handbook would rock
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