Then you are doomed...

I wonder if Bucky, the Winter Soldier will appear in Civil War? Only I read that in the comics, Bucky becomes the new Captain America, and as Captain America dies in the comics Civil War storyline, it would be a possible point for Bucky to take over the role.

Of course, the MCU Civil War might be completely different to the comics.

It's a rumor but I can see why Feige might sideline or remove BP from the movie altogether. Having Spidey also makes the story closer to the comics.
Another rumor that either Falcon or Bucky will take over Cap's spot. It was even foreshadowed as Bucky held Cap's shield in TWS.

I played Sacred 1 long ago and enjoyed it, though think I quit after 50 hours, still nowhere near the finish, and kinda lost. ;)

One of the pros of that series is they make really big worlds - one of the cons is they make really big worlds.

I swear I'm being censored by these boards...

Ah, finally got it to work.

Don't know if anyone's mentioned it but the Marvel: Agent Carter series that just wrapped up (on ABC?) was very well done. I'd recommend it highly as a spy show / Marvel crossover.

Heh, that's funny because when I got my first PC back in 1994 the very first game I played was id Software's DOOM, however I did not buy a sound card, so it used the PC speaker in mono with those crappy beep/baahp sound effects. :)

Are you saying that it is not typical for a game to have that many expansions?

If so, so far many of those I have seen in my browsing that are considered among the better ones have quite a few expansions: Zombicide and Eldritch Horror to name a couple. There are some card/deck games whose names I cannot recall also have a few (basically, a good number of the Fantasy Flight catalog).

For the record, I am treating expansions, "mini-expansions", and any Kickstarter-backer-exclusive content the same (though I know they are not).

That's not true at all. Many characters stayed dead for more then a year, like Captain America, Jean Grey died in 2006 and, ironically, considered she is THE PHOENIX, a character pretty notable for her inability to stay dead, did't reappear since then. Bucky Barnes died in 1964 and was only resurrected in 2005. And i'm not sure about the most recent comic books, but i'm rather sure Gwen Stacy is still deader than dead.

Yeah I liked it but I'm really excited for Daredevil

You mean he already came back (or was resurrected)?

I haven't been keeping up with comic book lore since 1980... heh

In good (and bad) Soap Operas and dramas, the dead often return in unexpected and too often unexplainable ways.
Why should the Comic book Universe be any different :D

I intend to watch that series eventually. I have heard good things about it, and have been following most of the current Marvel movies, so guessing I have a treat in store for me. :-)

"Hush" - Best episode of the series imo. Still creeps me out to this day.
I'm an hour and couple pages behind in the thread so maybe someone has already said the same since the episode has a lot, A LOT, of fans.
Never knew Josh farmed out the writing though. Thought it was him doing most of the heavy lifting since everyone always credited him.

He resurrected in a few episodes.
Indeed, deaths are rarely completely permanent in superhero comic books, or at least they are in Marvel and DC ones. But some characters still take longer to be resurrected than others. Some of them stayed dead for years, like Captain America's and Batman's sidekicks Bucky and Jason Todd, Black Canary, or Betty Banner. And some of them, like Gwen Stacy, are still dead for good.