in april 2007, marvel comics is putting out a 5 issue comic based on "the dark tower". i believe it's only 5. but since i read "the little sister's of uluria" in "everything's eventual", i cannot wait to pick up a copy of "the gunslinger".... book 1 http://community.webtv.net/dylanfan1969/DylanFan1969sLinks

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... but ship damage and character development and NEW crewpeople. i cede all creative rights regarding this concept to paramount pictures and marvel comics in their respective fields of endeavor. as this statement is posted in a public forum with verifiable email data, that should provide ...

... no deaders but ship damage and character development and NEW crewpeople. i cede all creative rights regarding this concept to paramount pictures and marvel comics in their respective fields of endeavor. as this statement is posted in a public forum with verifiable email data, that should provide ...

i read there will be more than 5 comics based on "the dark tower". http://community.webtv.net/dylanfan1969/DylanFan1969sLinks

...see him as an incarnation of Thor.   Ummm, you've really never seen the long-lived Marvel Comics version of Thor? Yeah but at least he had a hammer.      And looks... > Thor (and in fact they've acknowledged that several times in the comics), but at least he makes sense as an image of Thor. ...

.... Narugami is a nice character but I really can't see him as an incarnation of Thor.   Ummm, you've really never seen the long-lived Marvel Comics version of Thor? Yeah but at least he had a hammer.         He was also big and  burly and like Sea Wasp said earlier, ...

.... Narugami is a nice character but I really can't see him as an incarnation of Thor.   Ummm, you've really never seen the long-lived Marvel Comics version of Thor? Yeah but at least he had a hammer.   He was also big and burly and like Sea Wasp said earlier, was passible...

...t see him as an incarnation of Thor.   Ummm, you've really never seen the long-lived Marvel Comics version of Thor? Yeah but at least he had a hammer.      And looks very...>> Thor (and in fact they've acknowledged that several times in the comics), but at least he makes sense as an image of Thor.  ...

... can't see him as an incarnation of Thor.   Ummm, you've really never seen the long-lived Marvel Comics version of Thor? Yeah but at least he had a hammer.   I also said the Thor is usually but not always portrayed with facial hair with the Marvel interpretation in mind. Occassionally, Marvel did depict Thor with proper facial hair.