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Who is this character supposed to be? And why would the Samuel L. Jackson pastiche Nick Fury have her inside a coffin in a warehouse?
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Jul 30, 2021 12:12
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Ah, that would explain the Black Cat cover with the infinity gems which are never mentioned or shown anywhere in that issue. As a stand-alone issue it was a rather confusing affair, but the creative team of Black Cat generally delivers so I'll be patient and see where it goes.
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Jul 30, 2021 12:28
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Soonmot posted:Jr has been the only Nick Fury for like a decade now, I think, you can just say Nick Fury I don't read many Marvel comics other than X-titles and Zdarsky/Ewing books, so I wouldn't know. The last Nick Fury I saw was the classic one about four years ago in Zdarsky's Spider-Man so it made sense to me to make the distinction. But now that I think about it, I remember it was possibly during a time travel story, so uh. Guess classic Nick Fury is long gone now? Speaking of which, still no idea why Jr had this Star lady inside a coffin or what's the deal with her merging with the reality gem. What little there was on the two wikis I visited only mentioned the merging happened "behind the scenes" while she was in prison and there's also no direct correlation to what just happened in Black Cat, as Star had a short miniseries last year where she learned to control the reality gem and that plotline seems to have ended there abruptly (again, from wiki summaries). Is that it or have I missed something?
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Jul 31, 2021 16:09
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site posted:no her final scenes go from dipping on Spider-Man in a cemetery in her previous story to abruptly being in the coffin, as far as i know The impression I got from the summaries was that the whole affair was super undercooked and I guess you just confirmed it. Hope MacKay can wring a cool story out of this weird status-quo.
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Jul 31, 2021 17:21
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site posted:iirc it was like, the watcher popped out of Fury's eyeball and told Fury he sucked at doing the watchers job and to get out of his house lol What kind of moronic nonsense is this? I'm utterly baffl-- Vulpes Vulpes posted:Watcher brought him back in FF #25 quote:(authored by Dan Slott) Oh...
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Jul 31, 2021 23:02
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Random Stranger posted:Is it really any more moronic than how Nick Fury got the Watcher position? I assumed that was from the same book, thus the "what the gently caress is site talking about". Different book? When did it happen anyway? Because yes, that is also pretty out there development for the character instead of, I dunno, letting him retire in some island in the Pacific.
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Aug 1, 2021 00:00
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Ah, here it is, something called Original Sin by Jason Aaron. Apparently Nick Fury killed the Watcher and was forced into becoming the new Watcher as punishment. Okay. Comic books.
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Aug 1, 2021 00:08
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Seriously though, I wanna see the powerpoint explaining the clone saga in an abridged form for non-comic fans. Both the disgraceful plot and the crazy people in charge of it.
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Aug 14, 2021 22:47
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