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Adaptations are as valid a way to increase brand recognition as a plain comic book ad. The films work wonderfully in that regard. The problems only come when the books detrimentally changed to...

That''s indeed what Civil War comes down too, and why Tony's side was destined to fail. In the end we all always come back for jet powered apes and time travel, the inherent insanity and...

Not even MCU fans think the MCU is perfect. There's plenty of criticisms for some of the weaker movies for one thing. These same people are also aware that most of their past villains haven't been...

Marvel's current state certainly can't be blamed on any comic book readers. This is one part movie watchers and one part writer indulgence.

Definitely. If Peter was less popular and loved by editorial, and therefore didn't have many beloved stories under his belt, you wouldn't have seen him again after that.

Peter hitting MJ is a good example of a character's popularity allowing them to overcome the shortcomings Hank cannot.

Yeah, some of the more extreme crimes committed by some superheroes are too detached from reality to really register with some of us as strongly. The more down to Earth, the more visceral our gut...

Ice Man being gay is the most interesting thing that's happened to him.

Cyclops isn't going to be forgiven until the writers stop making money off the drama between him and the other X-men. The main reason it went on this this degree is because it generations a lot of...

Trying to turn cartoon characters into something they aren't didn't end well for anyone? Shock. Because seriously, that's the problem with Civil War. It was trying to answer a question that was...

What Hank did is far more human and therefore relatable to the audience than the many cartoonish betrayals and genocides committed by other superheroes. Combine that with his relative lack pf...

Far as I'm aware of, no. Never has been to my knowledge either.

It always comes down to this.

Depends on the severity of the situation. Mind control is more than sufficient for a majority of cases, but sometimes you need the evil clone route for the most horrific acts of OOC villainy.

Like I said on another site, there's no real reason to get upset at X-Men vs. Inhumans. It's the most predictable thing Marvel could do with the Inhuman narrative, and nothing will happen to either...

No business will ever admit they messed up.

Anyone else seen Justice Leauge vs. Teen Titans?

1. Lex Luthor manipulated Bats and Supers into fighting, that was (apparently) the point of his plan.

2. Yeah that's true what you said.

3. Superman was laughably incompetent in trying to warn...

I view Dawn of Justice as a 5/10 film, but I never doubted that it would make at least a billion. Now? Not even sure of that.

No. I'd rather not beat a dead horse.

For me, just having the character say it is enough.

Good. This makes it a guaranteed box office bomb.

Absolutely not. If anything it will create the exact opposite reaction.

It's a suitable covert ops team.

I'm against it because I don't see any Marvel government as worth trusting with that kind of power over others.