What was difficult to understand about "we're not going to get into any trouble tonight"?
— James, Heroes #51

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Heroes  Volume 1   Favourite Issue (Volume 1) Support Search RSS runboard.com       Sign up (learn about it) | Sign in (lost password?) Poll results 1. Suddenly, Twenty Years Later 2 votes  40% 2. Just Starting Out 0 votes  0% 3. Pit Stop 0 votes  0% 4. In the Woods 0 votes  0% 5. Choices 0 votes  0% 6. Unity 0 votes  0% 7. Zero 1 votes  20% 8. Family 1 votes  20% 9. Onward and Downward 0 votes  0% 10. Unglued 1 votes  20% 11. Low Profile 0 votes  0% 12. Vigilantes 0 votes  0% Total: 5 voters.  Total votes: 5.  Max items per vote allowed: 1. David Meadows Editor-in-chief Global user Registered: 09-2003 Posts: 442 Reply | Quote Favourite Issue (Volume 1) There aren't enough of you to make this statistically significant, but it will be interesting (to me) anyway. Vote anonymously or leave a message explaining your reasons, whichever you prefer... --- "I believe that the superhero icon still has a valuable power in it. It kind of transformed my childhood. It's a talisman of the imagination." -- Alan Moore 3/9/2005, 21:21 Send Email to David Meadows   Send PM to David Meadows Ray Oceanweaver Superhero Global user Registered: 04-2003 Location: England, UK Posts: 175 Reply | Quote Re: Favourite Issue (Volume 1) *blink* Now you're asking... I'll be back in a minute. Or an hour. --- Rachel ~The optimist fails as badly as the pessimist, just has a better time of it~ Reading: Dragonfly in Amber - Diana Gabaldon Writing: Nothing at the moment 4/9/2005, 19:38 Send Email to Ray Oceanweaver   Send PM to Ray Oceanweaver Blog Ray Oceanweaver Superhero Global user Registered: 04-2003 Location: England, UK Posts: 175 Reply | Quote Re: Favourite Issue (Volume 1) I think the very first issue is my favourite, simply because I love beginnings, and the way you introduced the characters. --- Rachel ~The optimist fails as badly as the pessimist, just has a better time of it~ Reading: Dragonfly in Amber - Diana Gabaldon Writing: Nothing at the moment 4/9/2005, 19:53 Send Email to Ray Oceanweaver   Send PM to Ray Oceanweaver Blog Add a reply Link to us   -  Blogs   -  Hall of Honour   -  Chat You are not logged in (login)      Board's time is: 28/11/2009, 2:45