Rhyno posted:

Endless Mike posted:

It would probably be more interesting if SHIELD hadn't been revealed as part of Hydra not too long ago. Like, who isn't Hydra by now?

JoshTheStampede posted:

There could certainly be some mutants out there who have non-super powers. But there's fewer mutants overall than there were, the violin player isn't going to show up in a comic book, he'll just go play violin.

Also he'll catch M-Pox and die.

glitchwraith posted:

Where the narration boxes always red in Vision? I've got a weird theory that we've had a narrator change since the reveal of the original, which would cast doubt on the current foreshadowing.

Trast posted:

Having read through Civil War for the first time on Unlimited I was curious what other big events are essential reading in everyone's opinion as far as modern Marvel goes? Secret Wars 2 I would imagine and I heard Original Sin was entertaining.

NikkolasKing posted:

The Avengers or Peter or someone should have like, a sponsorship program where they give the supervillains looking to reform a helping hand. It's not charity, it's just pragmatism. If you extend the hand of friendship they're less likely to want to punch you in the face.

Calaveron posted:

But hey, I guess the dissolved Parker-Watson marriage sure did stick, so that's one for those super permanent changes

X-O posted:

That middle panel is showing all the possible mutations that Reed and Sue could have undergone. It was possible Reed could have turned into Thing or Man Thing. Sue could have been metallic or fire.

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ElNarez posted:

It adresses it. It says that, while Banner hasn't been The Hulk in a while, he's been experimenting on himself with gamma cells,

Lurdiak posted:

She does have a history of that, but it seems like it's something you'd downplay if you want anyone at all to root for her or like her.

Wanderer posted:

With Jen Walters in a coma and her old Timely supporting cast in limbo, Matt Murdock's the only super-lawyer on hand, and he just managed to screw himself out of ten grand in the last arc of his book. Dude's got to keep the lights on somehow.

Shinjobi posted:

I have a Venom question:

why does the symbiote want to eat brains? As a kid my only window into Marvel stuff was the 90s Spiderman cartoon, and obviously that series never mentions Venom wanting to eat brains. It was an awkward moment for me to read an issue of Venom around the same time, where the suit was loose and rampaging around New York or something. Can someone care to explain? Seems like such a weird detail to add to the alien.

Roth posted:

I kind of want them to just use Iron Man just for the potential comedy of everybody assuming she's a guy until she talks.

bobkatt013 posted:

Have you ever read Impulse? Same team as Champions and its an amazing book.

Rhyno posted:

Tony dead

Lurdiak posted:

No no, Nick Spencer led a movement to drive a black club out of his white neighbourhood because it was attracting "the wrong kind of people". He's definitely a racist.

Nobby posted:

And gaslighting the poo poo out of Sam (and to a smaller extent John Walker. That one's gonna hurt when he finds out).

SilverSupernova posted:

So any other Avengers who are tied to specific states besides New York?
The only ones that come to mind are Nova (Arizona), Ms. Marvel (New Jersey), and Speedball (Pennsylvania). And to my knowledge, all three of them quit their respective Avengers teams.

Rick posted:

You could just plop down various Hulks in Southwest states.