I went to Kansas City's local comicon last weekend and picked up a cool trade paperback, Classic What If? Volume 4. It reminded me of how much I liked this series when I was a kid. It was always cool to speculate on the differences one little change in the story could affect the Marvel Universe. This issue, #14, was one of my favorites. The mere idea of Sgt. Fury fighting WWII in space was great. The trade paperbacks reprint most of the series and is highly recommended.Tuesday, April 8, 2008
Classic What If?
I went to Kansas City's local comicon last weekend and picked up a cool trade paperback, Classic What If? Volume 4. It reminded me of how much I liked this series when I was a kid. It was always cool to speculate on the differences one little change in the story could affect the Marvel Universe. This issue, #14, was one of my favorites. The mere idea of Sgt. Fury fighting WWII in space was great. The trade paperbacks reprint most of the series and is highly recommended.
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