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Haven't they recently established/retconed them to have been far, far older, much like what Hickman is doing with SHIELD?

I don't think I've ever read an origin story for the Red Skull previously, though there is a mini series running now on issue #2 that is just that. Anyway, the comic Red Skull/Johann Schmidt was an actual Nazi and one of Caps original villains and goes back to Caps origins in the early forties...

And why I said I might be reading more into based on my comic knowledge, since Hydra has been around an extra long time and insinuated itself into many regimes and organizations throughout time.

Not really, well it may not be explicitly stated and I may be reading into things based on comic history, but their more a separate organization that is working with(in) the Nazi government. I think the Skull illustrates this well, the Nazis think he's one of them, but he's clearly using them...

Did Gwen Stacy have Norman Osborn's love children? If not, then I'm there!

Yes, but we know they're Hydra and not Nazis, so for someone who wants to see Cap fighting his historical villains it's a let down.

It's nigh indestructible.

I have a friend who follows these things rather closely, and he told me that Raimi and Maguire were looking forward to making SM4 and that Sony decided to go this route instead, which implies to me it is about SM3.

The problem there is that Loeb's lost it. p.s. I realize I've missed somethings and forgotten others (somehow), as far as deaths are concerned.

Depends, does getting rescued/kidnapped by the russians giving a mechanical arm and being brainwashed into a spy/assassin count as getting better?

I don't think so, it's still a top thirty book, based on the list in Previews. My guess it's just where the story led Bendis. If you remember Alias, it wasn't canceled, Benids wrote the last issue and realized that was the end of the series, so one told him to do it. I think the same thing...

Well, Peter is a little too busy being dead to be Spider-man anymore, so... And no he won't be coming back. They don't do that in the Ultimate Universe.

Which, if I recall correctly, is exactly what it was.

Stupid CBS.

That would be Chris Evans, they originally planned to do a face swap on someone else's body, but he refused and said if they can put his face on someone else's body they could make him look smaller and that he should do all of the acting.

There's also the fact that Colbert started as a correspondent on the Daily show.

He's probably my second favorite after Spider-man, so I've been looking forward to this one. I say no, and I really liked it. My only real disappointment would be wanting more like Fiery_Dragon, I think it was about forty minutes in when he finally got his powers. And the one problem I...

Futurama, it qualifies for current and all time favorite, with DS9. A consistently entertaining and amusing show.

And maybe using some of the back story on them from the '90s.

A little late on this announcement, it's almost over!