I don’t know I liked the inclusion of the different marvel superpowers

sometimes they throw stuff in that doesn’t pertain to the main plot but its a nice breather

Again to Runaways: Another reason why i didn’t like the books was that it was just to much stuff going on, i mean, come on, the one is a robot, the girl is a skrull, a magican, a vampire and so on, it was … way to much.

hope they get a good writer and director

it’d be cool to see Whedon take it on but I doubt that’ll happene.

I can’t see how people would find these kids annoying or anything like the crap shown on “The Hills.” The one thing that always kind of hit me when reading this was that these kids seemed more real and more wholesome than anything teens are digesting these days.

As much as I hate to say it, I can see Capt. Awesome and YoungZe’s points of view, but I still enjoyed the book. Nathaniel is right though, it’s one of those books that would’ve worked a lot better as a TV series. Like “100 Bullets” (someone make this into an HBO series!!!) or “Fables”.

Oh, and no Fannings for the Molly part, thank you very much.

Hold your tongue! The last thing those reality t.v. wannabes need are superpowers! Heaven forbid.

Haven’t read it but heard about it. Could be cool if they do it right, I guess.

Brian K. Vaughan’s works have always seemed epic enough for film and this story tackles the superhero genre in an extremely fresh way that I hope translates onto the big screen.