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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Villano" data-source="post: 3191873" data-attributes="member: 505">Are you talking about the total number of pages in the book or the numbers of story pages vs ad pages?  I mention it because, while I only read a few Marvels (She-Hulk, X-Factor, and the Annihilation mini), I remember reading a review which complained of the number of ads in Marvel comics nowadays.  They talked about a comic having something like 24 pages of ads with only 22 pages of actual story.  I didn't know it was getting that bad.And, personally, I didn't care for Heroes For Hire.  I enjoyed the Daughters Of The Dragon mini-series and am a fan of guys like Shang-Chi and Paladin, so I thought I would love the new series.  Unfortunately, I found it too wrapped up in Civil War (which I absolutely hate).  Some of the stuff (much like Civil War in general) just didn't make any sense, particularly the whole concept of supervillains registering.   Villains who've been arrested before already have their identities known.  And, in the first issue, there's an underground railroad for villains to leave the country, because, you know, they're willing to commit robbery and murder, but registering freaks them out so much.  :\</blockquote>