But this is first resurection. But look on how they brought him back. The story was amazing that he been used by the USSR for the past 50 years. I think the real question should be not if it's the original or new charaters but how the book is done. That's been the AF albatross for since Jim Lee left the book. They have to give it 150% to the book and not just a half ass job. The one thing that really pissed me off about the book was the later artest would draw the new AF HQ in Toronto sourounded by a think pine forest and mountains. They nevered even bother to get any refrence, and I can't believe the editors of the book had let that go. That just shows you that the book was being passed over until they were losing too much money, and the novelity had worne off about heroes in Canada.

I only sugested a new line up of charaters, not because I don't like the originals, but I don't like the idea of resurecting charaters and killing them off just for the sake of doing so. "Oh, people like the original Phantom Rider, let's bring him back!" even though he's been dead for more than 150 years in Marvel timeline. If comic books were ever to be taken seriously they should stop doing this kind of crap. To me Norman Osbourn is still dead. His death was the apex of the saga of Spider Man that still haunted him for years.