I know, man! Looking back on it my head is still spinning/swimming at the fact that I got through 19 issues in one complete day! As of this writing, I’m already on the sixth issue (#144) of Vol. 4!
@@angelmarquez5153 My first thought is someone definitely ghost-wrote for him, as evidence has shown that he did take a lot of credit for other people’s work. However, it could be any number of things, including the world around him suddenly changing: counterculture, drugs, the Vietnam War, social and political unrest and upheaval. I mean, we’re talking about a man who was already in his 40s suddenly changing his whole outlook on life and transporting it into comic books, from genteel “white” Americana into a gritty world full of strife. If only he was alive today, I would ask him what was it that changed him so drastically from being a frivolous comic book writer to a socially, forward-thinking one, doing a complete 180 seemingly overnight.
Great review. Enthusiasm and excitement about the fast read really pours through on this video. Congrats on finding a redeemable Stan epic. Looking forward to the next review.
Captain America Epic Collection Vol 3: Bucky Reborn is a great pick to read!! Also, Falcon's first suit before his red and white is not bad. Also, I can't wait for your next review on Captain America Epic Collection Vol 4: Hero or Hoax. Other than that, Great review.
I wouldn't be able to read so many issues so fast, I usually just read 2 comics a day. A whole epic is impressive 👏🏻 Kudos to you
I know, man! Looking back on it my head is still spinning/swimming at the fact that I got through 19 issues in one complete day! As of this writing, I’m already on the sixth issue (#144) of Vol. 4!
@AlphachadEpicCollector what do you think made Stan Lee improve his writing? Did he hire a ghost writer, or maybe he got some writing lessons 🤔
@@angelmarquez5153 My first thought is someone definitely ghost-wrote for him, as evidence has shown that he did take a lot of credit for other people’s work. However, it could be any number of things, including the world around him suddenly changing: counterculture, drugs, the Vietnam War, social and political unrest and upheaval. I mean, we’re talking about a man who was already in his 40s suddenly changing his whole outlook on life and transporting it into comic books, from genteel “white” Americana into a gritty world full of strife. If only he was alive today, I would ask him what was it that changed him so drastically from being a frivolous comic book writer to a socially, forward-thinking one, doing a complete 180 seemingly overnight.
Great review. Enthusiasm and excitement about the fast read really pours through on this video. Congrats on finding a redeemable Stan epic. Looking forward to the next review.
Lack of A/C definitely bolstered me! In Stan’s case, all it took was a little progress and evolution… and the old man’s writing is aces!
Captain America Epic Collection Vol 3: Bucky Reborn is a great pick to read!! Also, Falcon's first suit before his red and white is not bad. Also, I can't wait for your next review on Captain America Epic Collection Vol 4: Hero or Hoax.
Other than that, Great review.
Have you read it yet?
@@AlphachadEpicCollector No, but I need to.
@@jessemillan1385 The book came out just last month, so it should be in your local comic book store.
@@AlphachadEpicCollector true, but I get Epic Collections at Coliseum of Comics in Orlando.