How does one repeat comic book missions in Marvel Ultimate Alliance?
Q. Sorry for the noob question, but is it possible to repeat the comic book missions in Marvel Ultimate Alliance? I see everyone talk about using them to level up all your characters, but I don't know how to go back and repeat them. Thanks for the help!
Asked by Vroomvroom - Sun Jun 28 11:09:13 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. If you failed the first time I know for sure that you can play it again, you just go to the Training Console thing that's in your HQ the same way you started the mission in the first place (unless you decided to start the mission right when you first found the Simulator disc). But even then you can still repeat it by simply going to the Training Console thing that's located in every HQ. (There's a different name for it in each HQ, just look for a console with the word "Training") Now to play it again after you succeeded the comic book mission I'm not fully sure since I've never tried it before, but I believe it is possible. You just do the same thing.
Answered by Joe - Sun Jun 28 20:39:17 2009

What are the biggest names in comic book publishing besides DC and Marvel?
Q. DC and Marvel are the "Big Two", but what other major comic publishers are there, besides Image, Wildstorm, Milestone, Top Cow and Dark Horse? It seems like DC and Marvel are the two most people talk of. Please let me know and please list as many as possible. Thank you.
Asked by Jason G. - Wed Jul 8 20:16:59 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Milestone and Wildstorm are owned by DC Top Cow is not a comic company, but an artist stable. You missed: Archie Aardvark-Vanaheim (Cerebus) Aspen Atlas (now defunct) Bongo (Simpsons, et al) Broadsword Calibur (now defunct) Chaos! Comics (now defunct) Charlton (now defunct) Comico (now defunct) Continuity (now defunct) DDP (Devil's Due Publishing) Dynamite Eclipse (now defunct) EC First (now defunct) Gold Key/Dell/Whitman (I think they publish as Gemstone now - Disney comics) Harris (Vampirella) IDW Jademan (now defunct) NECP (New England Comic Press - The Tick) Oni press Pacific (now defunct) Penthouse comix (now defunct) Tekno (now defunct) Type Moon Ultraverse (Bought out by Marvel - now defunct) Viper Virgin Warp Graphics (Elfquest -… [cont.]
Answered by darkelfling - Wed Jul 8 20:40:16 2009

Why do my Apocalypse Marvel Legends figures come in different colours?
Q. I have bought some Marvel Legends figures separately from ebay. Some of the components have the light blue legs with dark blue shading, whereas on some of the boxes the build a figures legs and arms are grey. This is going to lead to having a multi coloured apocalypse :( Are there different variations as to which country the figure comes from? Otherwise the units look identical. Ta muchly :)
Asked by ch33ky - Mon Mar 31 07:50:36 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Toybiz made the blue Apocalypse pieces first. Somewhere through the run they started making them in black. They are both from US market. The individual figures run about the same in price as far as collectors go. The finished Apocalypse in black is $10 more than one in blue. I wouldn't put a mismatched blue/black together, unless you really want an Apocalypse.
Answered by Andy - Tue Apr 1 14:22:32 2008