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It depends. Some McFarlane Comics can be quite valuable, especially rare or first editions of popular series.

The worth of McFarlane Hulk comics is not straightforward. It depends on factors like their rarity, condition, and collector demand. Sometimes, limited print runs or comics with significant storylines can command higher prices.

Yes, Todd McFarlane is still involved in the comic industry and continues to create comics.

You might have a chance to get his autograph at comic conventions where he makes appearances. Just keep an eye on the event schedule.

The narrative structures in her short stories are quite interesting. She doesn't always follow a traditional linear structure. Sometimes she uses flashbacks or multiple perspectives to tell the story. This makes her stories more engaging as it keeps the reader guessing and piecing together the different elements of the plot.

Yes, he does. Todd McFarlane still contributes to the comic book industry with his art.

No, he doesn't. Todd McFarlane sold his stake in Image Comics some time ago.

Todd McFarlane's early comic-making involved a combination of his raw talent and determination. He spent long hours perfecting his illustrations and coming up with engaging plots. His ability to think outside the box and take risks helped him make a mark in the industry.

The Raiden Shogun's sad story is complex. She was in charge of Inazuma and aimed for eternity. However, she faced many losses. Her past experiences, like the deaths of those dear to her, made her more determined yet also more lonely. She had to enforce rules that in the end created a divide between her and her people. She had to deal with the consequences of her actions when she finally realized that her idea of eternity might not be the best for Inazuma. All these elements combine to form a rather sad story for her.

Well, a popular 'Raiden Shogun Fanfic' is 'Raiden's Trial'. It tells the story of how the Shogun faces a series of challenges that test not only her strength but also her wisdom. It's an exciting read with lots of action scenes. Then there's 'The Shogun and the Sakura Tree'. This fanfic beautifully weaves the relationship between the Shogun and the symbolic sakura tree of Inazuma. It's a more emotional and introspective piece. And 'Raiden Shogun: The Silent Observer' which portrays her as observing the changes in Inazuma from a distance, and then slowly getting involved in the new developments.