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Alex Ross Marvels #4 Story Page 26 Original Art (Marvel, 1994). Source
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Marvels #1 (January 1994) by Marvel Comics
Written by Kurt Busiek, drawn by Alex Ross.
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Marvels #2 - Book Two: Monsters (December 14, 1993)
Written by: Kurt Busiek Artist by: Alex Ross Lettered by: John Gaushell Edited by: Marcus McLaurin (editor) Published by: Marvel Comics
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Marvels sketch card, featuring Phil Sheldon, Sentinels, & Maggie, for Upper Deck's Marvel Premier 2021/2023 set
Marvels (1994) #3 “Judgment Day”
Written by Kurt Busiek, Illustrated by Alex Ross
So I finished Kurt Buseik's Marvels. Can somebody explain the ending to me?
Just, what the heck is the ending? Am I insane? Do I have no media literacy and it's really obvious? This just feels like I got the "bad ending" and there's an alternate ending where something better happens and I could read it if I pressed every Spider-Man nose throughout the book or something.
Weird, ancient FNAF 3 reference aside. I've really been trying to interpret this ending, and I feel like I'm cornplating. I think Buseik might be trying to say that some people work in comics for so long that they quit loving their craft and stop writing genuine stories anymore and they need to leave room for their "assistants" and their "documentaries". Those respectively being new writers with new ideas. But that idea doesn't line up with the REST of the book. I thought that the book would MAYBE end with not-Norman McCay realizing that he's idolizing The Marvels and get a chance to give Spider-Man a hug or something. Just getting the chance to show them HIS appreciation. Which, I guess he DOES learn that he's idolizing the marvels at the end. It's just a little bit too abrupt and too sudden and it just feels odd. And what's up with the random newspaper boy? Is THAT supposed to mean something? Is there a reason why the curtains are blue, or is it simply just a newspaper boy?
The point is, something isn't clicking with the ending of Marvels. Can somebody explain it to me? Or, is it just kind of an abrupt, crappy ending?
