Quote from: riv6672 on June 13, 2017, 10:24:39 PM

Its no worse than Waller and all the smaller organizations st DC.
Comics really cant be written nowadays without that kind of presence in the books.

That's one thing I appreciate about indy comics. They're not afraid to change the world outside the window.

So if the government tries to force superheroes to work for them, the heroes might rebel by destroying the NSA (or whatever), or even flat-out overthrowing the government if they get too nasty. Which Marvel or DC would never do in their main continuities.

I mean, when Maria Hill tried to arrest Cap for refusing to follow a law that HADN'T EVEN BEEN PASSED YET, can you imagine if the Avengers had replied by taking out SHIELD? It would have been glorious.

When have been a good way to kick off the Civil War and maybe even justify Cap's position in it as a character I mean, essentially getting forced into leadership of a role he didn't quite want.

Nothing really new from the trailers.  In Civil War, he was consistently beating up Bucky and stalemated Cap.  He also pretty casually beat up Hawkeye and fought off Falcon.

Yeah from what I remember his speed was above both of their's.

Well they did pop up from time to time but before they were all pretty much kept busy by having to deal with the "evil" versions of SHIELD, Hydra, Secret Empire, Klaw and the other super tech. terrorists that pop up from time to time to have a lot of time for every day super villainy.

But I can understand the feel; like Spider-Man and Wolverine in the Avengers.

It's like; considering how well everybody knows everybody now.

Kind of hard to justify them ever running alone, at the very least when they are hanging out inside of New York.

Who is BLT?

In real life?

Don't remember any more.

His board name was "Bruce Lee's Left Testicle" or something like that.

Quote from: Bran Mak Morn on June 13, 2017, 09:45:03 AM

Actually if a villain was left with a permanent injury/disfigurement from a previous fight with Bats, it would be a better motivation for them to be in recurring story lines afterwards.


I never read Superman but I know the general gist of Lex losing his hand because of the Kryptonite ring he made.

Did Lex ever twist the facts & try & convince the general public that Supes was directly responsible for it?

Lose his hand?

Lex got insane cancer and had to transfer his mind to a clone body

I think his hand was the first thing to go.

Yeah BLT's the way to go.

Does that shit in real life; hell even got interviewed by some kind of online magazine or some such shit at least once.

Quote from: g-train on June 11, 2017, 06:05:53 PM

Quote from: MTL76 on June 09, 2017, 11:18:07 PM

Looks really good, and different from the routine origin stories the last few comic book movies have been.

I hope Klaw gets some superpowers so he is a bit more like his comic book version, and is a bit more of a threat.

Well wasn't Captain America:  Civil War essentially his "origin" story?

Kind of did; see his dad's assassination and what spurred him to take on the mantle of the black panther.
We didn't get a origin in Civil War.

Possibly; but I can't see that being good for getting them votes and once it got put in the other side realized it could be done so to speak.

All that would really do is set up the possibility for the dems' to put in a better and actually effective system.