I wondered the same thing. I just chalked it up to the Red Skull not being as notorious in the MCU as he is in 616, seeing as how in the MCU he disappeared in 1945 and was never seen again. Add in...
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I wondered the same thing. I just chalked it up to the Red Skull not being as notorious in the MCU as he is in 616, seeing as how in the MCU he disappeared in 1945 and was never seen again. Add in...
Bad writing by the Ant Man & Wasp team. It would have made much more sense for Janet to have only aged a day or so. As I watched AM & W, I kept wondering how Janet hadn't long since starved to...
You're making a distinction without a difference. We're describing the same growth. I think that growth makes him a better leader in Infinity War than he was in AoU. If he was not quite worthy in...
While I think self-sacrifice is part of worthiness, I don't think it's all of it. Leadership is also part of it, given Odin's speech. While Cap was always a leader, I think his leadership skills...
Even if we're not considering the comics, I'd say my position is supported by discussions in Thor and AoU, as well as by Thor's reactions in AoU and Endgame.
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It is a test of morality- Asgardian morality. Only a worthy warrior by Asgardian moral standards is fit to lift it. Remember, Cap is a soldier, a warrior who has killed people in battle when...
The Sentry, Blue Marvel, and any other late created, over-powered characters who are set up as having secretly always been in the Marvel Universe.
That was a plot point in Endgame. Even Thor questioned whether he was still worthy, which is why he was relieved when Mjonir returned to him in Asgard. I guess worthiness isn't reduced by...
That's why I interpret Cap's worthyness in this movie as the result of Cap's character growth. He was nearly worthy in Age of Ultron, but the independence he showed from Civil War onwards, and the...
I thought that was the single best moment of the film. I don't understand why you thought it was out of place or awkward. Cap tried grabbing it in a moment of desperation, and he was able to lift...
Sure, he and his mom could have listened to am radio stations together in the 80s while he was a kid. More plausible to me than the idea that the mix-tapes were supposed to be some kind of time...
That's a good point. Any sort of interstellar travel would need to be performed at some sort of above light speed or through a jumping / hyperdrive concept to avoid story problems related to extreme...
They were tapes of songs they enjoyed together. Quill was also a Knight Rider fan, a show that someone like me (born in 1982) was too young to have any real memory of watching at the time. I've...
I thought he was supposed to born even earlier than that given the general 1970s soundtrack and aesthetic of the GoTG franchise. But you can come up with a handwavey type explanation- maybe...
Star Lord was born in the 70s, not the 80s. Captain Marvel was probably in her mid-20s in 1989, when the movie established she was taken by the Kree, making her birth year sometime in the early to...
Time dilation? Moving at speeds close to the speed of light slows down time for the traveler relative to those not traveling at those speeds. If Carol spends a significant amount of time at speeds...
Does anyone know how Wolverine became a Grey Hulk? Was that explained in any other book, or was that one of the "just go with it, it's an alternate reality" type details to give the world a little...
I thought that this issue was fantastic. I liked the easter egg of the Squadron Sinister having the various Justice League items (Green Lantern's latern, Hawkman's mask, Green Arrow's bow, Batman's...
I doubt that Ultimate Reed could easily defeat Thanos (at least if Thanos is portrayed consistently with his Starlin portrayals). I'm hoping that Thanos is given a prominent role and not reduced to...
I didn't realize that about Hickman's plan. Hopefully Marvel is extending Secret Wars an additional issue to make up for it.
I did overlook that it was more than just Corvus attacking, but my...
What an event- Doom, the Maker, and Thanos all as major players, with Annihilus, Ultron, Maestro, Apocalypse, and Mr. Sinister in the mix! Should be great.
I didn't like Secret Wars #1 that much. I was a little worried about this issue (and the series as a whole). Secret Wars #2 completely changed things- I thought that it was fantastic! I can't wait...
I agree that the Maker's statement of "learning" something must refer to the life raft, as he had one somehow in Secret Wars 1 (though I overlooked it on my first read through and it had to be...
That's fine if that's what he's going for, but I'm asking about the in-story explanation for Ultimate Reed continuing his relationship with the Cabal. So far I haven't seen any justification for it....
If that's the case, why not just rescue her and ditch the others? Granted, Ultimate Reed doesn't have experience with Thanos, but Reed's smart and capable enough to quickly figure out that Thanos is...