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"
that should not be the measuring stick. -- nm
"
by
groiny
Why? The Avengers are basically a lot of B-List Marvel characters. The Justice League is the A-List of DC. -- nm
Posted by
Spawn
Nov 14 '17, 11:47
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There were good movies leading up to the Avengers. -- nm
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groiny
Nov 14, 11:56
Hulk, Thor, Iron Man, and Captain America are B-List Marvel characters?
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Shaun
Nov 14, 11:53
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Thanks to the Marvel movies, no longer. But Black Widow, Hawkeye, Iron Man and to an extent Thor were not that big of sellers before all this. -- nm
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Spawn
Nov 14, 11:56
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Spawncumber is right. -- nm
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Remlik
Nov 14, 12:00
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I wasn't using "comic sales" as my measuring stick. But you'd know for sure. -- nm
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Shaun
Nov 14, 12:07
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Name rec for Captain America and Hulk were A list to the public. And *maybe* they heard of Iron Man... -- nm
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Remlik
Nov 14, 12:13
Name rec, as well. How many Iron Man shirts did you ever see before the movies? Now, how many Batman, Superman, Flash, Wonder Woman and even Aquaman? -- nm
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Spawn
Nov 14, 12:11
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