The Legion and Accepting Loss and Change

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The Legion and Accepting Loss and Change #797058 12/22/13 10:58 AM
Joined: Jul 2003 Posts: 24,141 The world's your oyster He Who Wanders OP Not much between despair and ecstacy
OP He Who Wanders Not much between despair and ecstacy Joined: Jul 2003 Posts: 24,141 The world's your oyster	I came across this article on Facebook. It makes some very compelling observations about what Levitz and Giffen were doing with the Conspiracy, the Magic Wars, and Five Years Later, and about the fallout from the Legionnaires' inability to accept loss and change during those events. In a broader sense, the article also discusses change in comics since the Bronze Age. Check out my new Power Club website! The Semi-Great Gildersleeve - writing, super-heroes, and this 'n' that

Re: The Legion and Accepting Loss and Change He Who Wanders #797112 12/23/13 10:06 AM
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Georgehaze Substitute G Joined: Apr 2013 Posts: 174	Long live the Legion!

Re: The Legion and Accepting Loss and Change He Who Wanders #797723 12/30/13 09:12 PM
Joined: Sep 2013 Posts: 31,477 Touring Bgtzl and Bgztl with M... thoth lad Tempus Fugitive
thoth lad Tempus Fugitive Joined: Sep 2013 Posts: 31,477 Touring Bgtzl and Bgztl with M...	I can't really say I agreed with the central points in the article at all. It rambled a bit and was reaching to fit the Legion in with it's conclusions. "...not having to believe in a thing to be interested in it and not having to explain a thing to appreciate the wonder of it."