axumblade said:
Kasz216 said:
Onyxmeth said:
Kasz216 said:
Avengers Disassembled, House of M, Civil War.... all crap.
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Wow! Really? I could undertsand the first two. I too thought Avengers Disassembled was pretty lousy. I liked House of M but could completely understand if someone didn't. But Civil War?! That was Marvel at it's finest. Probably the best universe wide story anyone has ever told of the Marvel universe, Secret Wars included. Every time someone from each side tried to explain their position on superhero registration I kept switching my loyalties. Stark came out of it as flawed a character as ever.
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It had the worst ending ever.
Also, i could enver get behind the pro-registration side.
It never made any sense. In the real world... registration... "kinda" makes sense.
In the Marvel Universe where you had things like the Mutant Registration Act, The Secret Empire and Red Skull inflitrating the Government it makes absolutely no sense for ANY superhero to remotely trust the government when it comes to registration...
and why did Reed Richards "go evil". He developed a Math problem that could tell the future.
Which... i did consider evil... him and Pym... as they CLONED THOR without his approval.
Yeah, cloning one of your best friends and then putting something in the clones brain to make sure it''s your loyal super biological weapon. That's what i think when I hear hero.
A mad scientists hero anyway.
Eh he was probably just a skrull anyway!
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Wasn't Thor dead before Civil War started? I never really liked Thor.
Iron Man was kind of a douche throughout the whole Civil War thing...I haven't kept up with it since then but I was almost completely turned off by the movie because of Civil War. (Glad I watched it though because i thought it was badass).
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Well yeah... but i mean it was fairly obvious he wouldn't want to be cloned and used as a biological weapon... considering he was throughly pissed the last time he was cloned.
