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I want to add some of the early Iron Fist stuff (I cant recall if it was in Marvel Premiere and/or Iron Fist vol 1) to my prior list. I liked the basic premise of the story, but things like the deathtrap building and the robot were lazy garbage writing and seemed entirely out of place to me...

Marvel's Secret Wars came out a year prior and Secret Wars II was released the same year as Crisis on Infinite Earths

Daredevil: Born Again Daredevil: Fall From Grace Spider-Man: Kraven's Last Hunt New Mutants: Demon Bear Saga (I liked all of New Mutants until Louise Simonson took over) X-Men: Pheonix Saga (I liked pretty much all of Claremont's Uncanny X-Men until they went to Australia) Batman: Year One...

Lots of examples already mentioned sound terrible to me. For myself: Marvel: Inferno, Onslaught, Heroes Reborn, Clone Saga, Civil War. Hell, pretty much most (if not all) of the major Marvel cross-over events that followed the Mutant Massacre sounded bad to me. For DC, both the Green Lantern...

I came to say that I had heard very good things about H+I. I have it, but have not a chance to play it so I have not looked closely at it.

I saw some interesting things, but I was, immediately, turned off by the change in how spell lists are handled.

I forgot about the Stat- 10 for bonus.

Thanks. Does the roll up method have the standard D&D spread?

I saw the Bundle of Holding sale for SotDL. The setting looks interesting, but I was not impressed with the ability generation method that I had seen in the character generation example. So, I was wondering if there are alternate ability generation methods in either of the Demon Lord...

WEG Ghostbusters! (note: If I recall correctly, it was actually written by the people at Chaosium). Honorable mentions to Angel, Buffy, Dr. Who, DC Heroes 2e and 3e (Mayfair Games), Smallville, Firefly, Marvel Heroic, Leverage, and Marvel Superhero Adventure Game (if using Tom Costa's unofficial...

I'd say God Loves, Man Kills qualifies (but I might be biased as I listed it as one of my two favorite issues)

These are two pages from the Green Lantern issue that I mentioned above. It is by Denny O'Neil and Neil Adams. Ollie was shot on a previous page by a junkie with an arrow Ollie left behind somewhere (The panel on the left is one of my favorite page sequence of all time). The story is actually...

Hmmmm... off the top of my head, I would pick either the X-Men graphic novel, "God Loves, Man Kills" or Green Lantern (/Green Arrow) vol.2 #85 "Snowbirds Don't Fly".

As long as each of these forms are not hard-coded into the class leveling and there are various beast forms so that the DM, can say, for instance, no dinosaur forms, no plant forms, and no elemental manifestations in this campaign and the player still has viable beast forms to choose from, I am...

I am fine with such restrictions such as the above dwarves for specific settings or homebrew, but I don't want the game to be tied to a single setting

Well, you are entiteld to your opinion. I preferred the flavor of the Paladin in older editions.

I'd take a spell-less Paladin with divine features or one that receives spells much later.

No Yes, but if I want something manga/anime, I am going to use Mutants & Masterminds 2e (with the Mecha & Manga supplement), a version of Big Eyes Small Mouth, OVA, or either Icon: Assembled or BASH: UE (the last two with Mecha & Manga as a reference). I'd also most likely recommend the first...

I was not referring specifically to listed class specific skills (e.g. the various Thieves skills). I am referring to things like a Fighter climbing a non sheer wall or controlling a spooked horse, a wizard trying to move silently, etc. Edit: I agree about designers and the interaction of magic...