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Odin the All-Fatherer. Also, between the Terrigen Mists being released on Earth and now Uatu being blinded (and, well, dead), how is this not countdown to Earth X? Who knows, maybe the next secret is that Wolverine is related to Moon Boy.
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E the Shaggy posted:As for who killed the Watcher, I think that a future cover gives it away: And is that the the Mark I wearing a trench coat?
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Apr 28, 2014 05:09
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To be fair, Tony Stark went incognito once just by shaving, and all of AIM didn't notice.
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Apr 28, 2014 17:47
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The gold probably helps with the transistors his suit runs on. 
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Apr 29, 2014 15:52
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Is there a reason Dr. Midas dresses like Iron Man from the '60s? Also, for all the crazy and campy bullshit I've seen in comics over the years, I'm sort of stuck in a quantum superposition of loving and hating Nick Fury just taking everyone to the moon in a flying car that bears an eerie resemblance to the one Coulson flies/drives in the S.H.I.E.L.D. TV show. I mean, it's awesome in its sheer ridiculousness, but then again, it would have to be the Magic loving Schoolbus to do that. Anyways, the Strange/Castle team-up I'm looking forward to. The Lang/Frost pairing? Not so much. Also, wasn't Uatu married with a wife and kid? Is the Fulcrum going to make an appearance; the death of a Watcher must be pretty serious poo poo. And with Uatu dead, who the hell is going to curate the What If? stories now!?
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May 11, 2014 12:45
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That moment Fury had with his flying car was amazing, and reminded me why I read comic books. Coincidentally, while waiting for the MTG Game Day tournament, I picked up the latest issue of Nova, having never read the title before, and thought it was a really sweet, touching story until I got to the end, and he was referring to his friend on the Moon. My heart crept up into my throat, and then I saw the last panel. 
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May 25, 2014 04:04
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I was 99% sure it was an LMD but for some reason everyone at my LCS thought they'd actually finally killed off the real Nick Fury (oddly enough more out of a hate for Bucky than cynicism regarding Samuel L. Fury). I mean, having your hand shot off and then being decapitated with a machete would be pretty loving manly but simultaneously too unceremonious for Nick "Goddamn" Fury.Little Mac posted:Nick Fury, Jr. is actually the SON OF AN LMD. A decoy so lifelike it can create bastards by proxy.
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Jun 20, 2014 18:04
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If his spidey-sense was always working he wouldn't have to wear a hardhat.  I also find it funny that Nick thought he was going to be such a huge threat that he brought his special new monster-killing gamma bomb gun for THE MAN-SPIDER and it's like "oh it's a kid in red and blue pajamas, I thiiiiink we can let this one go".
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Jul 6, 2014 14:00
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What was Howard the Duck's secret? I also feel miffed that Marvel was touting, and I quote, "At long last, Jason Aaron and Mike Deodato reveal who pulled the trigger!" No! You didn't! Even Panther was like "I swear to god Nick tell us what happened to the Watcher--"*tangent/interruption*"--GOD DAMNIT". Four Score fucked around with this message at 05:06 on Jul 17, 2014 |
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Jul 17, 2014 04:47
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d00gZ posted:Then why was one of the gamma bullets used to ice Uatu? Daddy doesn't keep his guns locked up at night?
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Jul 17, 2014 06:35
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Aphrodite posted:A skrull attack fleet is a job for the Avengers. A Skrull warlord back on their home planet building up his resources? Pop him from orbit. That would make him singlehandedly more effective than the entire Illuminati (Secret Invasion). Not that that's a tough pill to swallow 
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Jul 19, 2014 03:55
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The Illuminati are a genuinely interesting concept that would work far better if we actually got to see the poo poo they did that worked to juxtapose with the things they do that go horribly wrong and spawn off the great big event comics like Secret Invasion and World War Hulk. I mean, in New Avengers we're seeing them save the universe, and in Avengers, we see that the "Avengers Machine" Stark and Reed build lasts thousands of years and results in a planet-sized utopia that patrols not only the known universe but the known multiverse, working retroactively through time as well. The problem is that we only ever see them when things do go wrong, and for the interim between their appearances we're never given much reason to attribute things going right to them.
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Jul 19, 2014 10:15
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Edge & Christian posted:The core cast of Original Sin is almost entirely stalwart Marvel Universe characters and past and future movie properties like Hulk, Captain America, Punisher, Wolverine, Iron Man, Black Widow, Winter Solider, Ant-Man, Gamorra, Doctor Strange, Moon Knight, Black Panther, Your optimism that they might ever make a Moon Knight movie is touching.  Gavok posted:So let me get this straight. People are annoyed at the story because a military-trained, overly-competent, grizzled, one-eyed guy has been depicted as way too competent and way too badass that it all falls apart when you look at it critically for more than five seconds?  ?
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Jul 27, 2014 03:44
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When I was a kid I killed a man just to see what it feels like ha ha just kidding I'm Frog-Man  e: I still want to know what Doom's sin was.
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Aug 28, 2014 03:47
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Issue 8 loving ruled. Fury got his wish.
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Sep 4, 2014 07:04
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Black Fury is one of Fury's super-LMDs that he made one morning thinking "let's mix it up".
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Sep 5, 2014 06:31
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Gambit: Not actually French, just adds random French words to his sentences to sound cool. e: Off the top of my head: Dum Dum has actually been an LMD since, like, the 50's; the radioactive spider bit someone before Peter Parker; Tony saved Bruce's life and almost saved him from becoming the Hulk; Angela is Thor's sister and there's a Tenth Realm of Yggdrasil; Black Bolt attacked the Kree first; Strange wiped Cap's mind of knowledge of the Illuminati; Howard the Duck could have been his reality's Reed Richards; J. Jonah Jameson once wrote an article gushing over a Spider-Man TV special and Lockjaw buried a huge bone on the Moon. Four Score fucked around with this message at 14:13 on Sep 5, 2014 |
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I don't think Fury's fate is as bitter a pill as people are making it out to be. If anything, the Watchers granted him his last wish: to bear witness to the Earth surviving, just so he'd know his entire life was worth it. Of course, giving him cosmic awareness and all that other mojo, Fury would start on an interference streak that would make Uatu look like an absolute non-entity, hence he's chained up. Fury will probably end up being a better Watcher than Uatu ever was, just because the actual Watchers can control him.
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