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| Screaming Dean 2007-06-12 ch 28,  | abuseI read this a long time ago when I wasn't registered at this website. I really enjoyed this story. I hope you plan to write something else here in the future. |
| Protector of Canon2 2007-05-08 ch 28, | abuseWow. That was just beautiful, really. It's now 2:30 in the morning, and I have school tommorow, but I couldn't stop reading this. You did an unbelieveable job with this story. Keep up the good work. |
| kain-boa 2007-03-06 ch 28, | abusei can't seem to find the words to describe how good this fic is to me, just know that you've touched me and that i will remember it for a long time |
| Redzorin 2007-01-23 ch 28, | abuseI gotta hand it to ya. Great freaking fanfic. |
| luger 7 2007-01-09 ch 28, | abuseI read this fic months ago and I thought it was great. I think youre one of the best writers of comic book fanfiction. You should try to get a job at marvel. Youre better than some of the writers there. |
| thames 2006-08-15 ch 28, anon. | abuseAnother great fanfic. I'm glad you got credit for this one. |
| Nathoron Ehud Nertrender 2005-06-11 ch 1, | abuseTHis is really good. I will finish reading latter. |
| The Cure 2004-07-29 ch 28, | abusewow! loved the story! keep it up! chocolate oranges and God Bless -Liane (meb) |
| Pig Sticker 2004-06-25 ch 28, | abuseHauntingly powerful |
| Blaque Cell 2004-05-13 ch 28, | abuseWell, it took two years, but this fantastic story has finally reached its conclusion. I really don't know what to say except congratulations and kudos. Where do I start? Well, as a Marvel Comics fan, I greatly appreciated your take on the Silver Age. Of course, your knowledge of the Silver Age of comics is much better than mine, as I'm only 19, but I was still able to follow this story. The twisted thing was, Firebrand's plan really worked. That reminds me of Ozymandius's plan from Watchmen, which also worked in its own twisted way. I'm inclined to wonder if you drew a little inspiration from that story. I'm really at a loss for words. This was just an incredible story. Very well done, very captivating. I'd also like to say that the Spider-Man section of FF.Net could use your writing talent. That is, if you were so inclined to write some Spider-Man fiction for us. Most stories over there are inspired by the movie, which is all well and good, but it's so rare that I can find a story here that respects the source material, like your story. Not much else I can say really, except that this is going on the Favorites List and that I'm going to recommend this story to everyone I can. Once again, congratulations and kudos. I hope you can look back on this story and be truly proud of this masterpiece. |
| fett 2004-05-12 ch 28, anon. | abuseThis was a good story. |
| Psycho5150 2004-04-19 ch 1, | abuseVery Very good peice of work you got here |
| Ghost in the Machine 2004-04-17 ch 28, | abuse'nuff said' indeed. . Thank you for the wonderful story. I hope to see further work from you. |
| Ghost in the Machine 2004-03-18 ch 26, | abuseI don't like the idea of Agatha Harkness approving of Franklin's actions. Not that I don't understand what he did and why he did it. But to recieve approval for it, strikes me as a supremely bad move. If told that his actions were appropriate in this case, what's to stop him from using that type of reasoning the next time a crisis comes up? |
| Ghost in the Machine 2004-02-15 ch 24, | abuseThe J. Jonah Jameson/Robbie Robertson conversation is one of the best pieces of writing that I've come across in quite some time. Nuff said. |