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Marvel hasn't put as much energy into switching things around with retcon-ing as DC has, but their universe has had some alterations since its naive & uncomplicated beginnings. What are the essential titles to bring an old-time collector up to speed on post 1980 developments? I've seen hints at an overview/reorganizing of Marvel's universe in a book called Conspiracy, and in Marvels Project that's coming out now -- any others? Civil War, obviously (I guess...), that's one I have yet to tackle.
Hugo M.
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With Marvel's cross-over madness, it's probably impossible to focus on a specific series in order to get up to speed on all the changes. Just reading one title alone from 1980 up will have tons of gaps (like Uncanny X-men or even Amazing Spider-man).
Aaron
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This idea isn't as appealing as actually reading the books, but when I got back into comics (Marvl in particular) about 3 years ago, I used Wikipedia to help me through the many changes.
I also found my local library to be a very valuable source for checking out stories (such as Civil War) with TPB's.
Both ideas helped me to focus, as well as save money.
"Psychos do not explode when sunlight hits them...I don't give a fu-- how crazy they are."
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