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Topic	Fantastic Four has an 80 percent drop in week 2 Box Office
Ivynn 08/06/25 8:01:23 PM #176:	LightSnake posted... 6 years, right? Props, but I just don't believe it'll stick. When there's another Batman film, someone will decide to bring him back for sales. Kraven was dead like 20 years. Bucky was dead for like 50. Harry Osborn stayed dead for almost 20. Ditto Norman. Barry Allen was gone for almost 30. 6 years isn't much That's why I said modern comics standards. It may be hard to believe now but there WAS a time when death in comics used to stick. I don't know exactly when it started to become a revolving door. I wanna say since Death of Superman? --- http://i.imgur.com/vDci4hD.gif <cite>Ivynn posted [p:986018741] in Fantastic ... [t:81021851]...</cite> <quote>LightSnake posted... </cite><quote>6 years, right? Props, but I just don't believe it'll stick. When there's another Batman film, someone will decide to bring him back for sales.Kraven was dead like 20 years. Bucky was dead for like 50. Harry Osborn stayed dead for almost 20. Ditto Norman. Barry Allen was gone for almost 30.6 years isn't much</quote>That's why I said modern comics standards. It may be hard to believe now but there WAS a time when death in comics used to stick. I don't know exactly when it started to become a revolving door. I wanna say since Death of Superman? --- http://i.imgur.com/vDci4hD.gif</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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