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Right now there's Ghost Rider, Avengers Undercover (although that's ending), a lot of mystic stuff in New Avengers, decent amount in Iron Fist, Loki, Thor...

Walking Dead is more horror than supernatural. Going by the TV show, it's not supernatural at all, pure science. Going by the comic, it doesn't really care much one way or the other, that's not the...

Welcome to Jim Starlin 70s-style Marvel Cosmic. Less about pew pew, more about elemental forces of the universe as manifest in humanoid form spouting pseudo-philosophy.

So something something refrigerator something #firerickremender?


I swear, it's like everyone never bothered to read Fear Agent.

If that's the case, continuity died... what, when Stan started calling the Hulk Bob Banner? When Fantastic Four, without any mention, suddenly were in New York instead of Central City? When Doc Ock...

Memory serves, no it wasn't. It was played off as unfortunate but necessary. That was the whole thing with Ellis' Secret Avengers, they did some questionable things.


But then, as was pointed out...

Yeah, everyone knows how bad Hulk was in Avengers, and how everyone hated the character.

Pretty sure it's been more than once with Manhattan.

Can we still blame this on Byrne's revelation that Namor is bi-polar? Because goddamn if he doesn't seem off his meds again.

Basically, what they always do. Even when they make the art look like the 60s, there's a cell phone reference in there somewhere.

It does break a few things, but they aren't really things worth going into. Tony and Bruce didn't know each other prior to being superheroes, until they went into Heroes Reborn and remembered being...

While I saw the fakeout coming from the first issue, I'm still happy that's the way it went. Having Tony basically trying to murder Bruce in a drunken haze... that would have been a bit much. That...

That's basically what they've had. Waid did a whole series on it, Hulk's mind has been in flux because of the time crash in Age of Ultron.

It's almost as if people have been complaining about...

On the one hand, it's a silly and stupid idea. On the other hand, it's a silly and stupid idea that's totally awesome. These are the two warring thoughts in my head.

You know something? I did, but it was forever ago. The guidebook says he has teleportation now, I found that while looking for a shot of his energy daggers to show that he's been doing the energy...

Which is why She-Hulk and Hellcat would never hang out with him.


Except for the issue that came out today.

I've posted it twice already, so a third time seems excessive, but his teleporting is Bast powered. Go through the thread, it's the image of him holding the energy daggers.

And he could commune...

Except Adult Franklin knows about the Incursions and specifically isn't stopping them. So apparently there's a reason why he can't.

It does when you're a fictional character. The question being, how do Cap and Torch hang out with this guy in the other book now?

Clearly Namor doesn't care what people think of him in-universe....

He sacrificed Attilan, his kingdom, so that the rest of the world could survive. Smaller scale, but not entirely different.

As to the second part, it all comes down to superheroes generally...

I don't think I can make that argument about, oh, let's say Valeria Richards.

But while I have no problem with the idea that he's superhuman, again, has he done anything, other than teleporting,...

Which isn't the point at all. You keep ignoring the part where I agree, Bast gave him a power up. Where we're disagreeing is that I keep saying T'Challa was badass enough before, that everything he's...

And T'Challa is known to use energy fields. Tech solves everything.

Which is the hokiest comic trope ever. Try punching a car at the joints, see what happens.

I'm saying ripping off the arms of a Hulk-empowered Super Skrull is the same, if not more impressive. Because he's a Hulk. Are you saying T'Challa, without the enhancements, is too weak to have done...

Which is totally why they didn't have to mindwipe Cap.

The line before was that they didn't want to do it, but they would if they had to. Then when it came down to when they had to, they couldn't.