Originally Posted by
Ezyo1000
I don't think your understanding what I'm saying. Obviously Cap wouldn't remain evil forever, the fact thst somehow thsts the supposed argument is ridiculous. Like death, stuff like that isn't permanent. However this quote from Spencer in the interview:
"I was always a big fan of stories like Man in the High Castle, or even in the Marvel universe we had done stories like Age of Apocalypse or Age of Ultron that had shown villainous take-overs of various kinds, but they were usually alternate realities or alternate time lines, things like that," Spencer told us. "So a big part of my pitch was 'what if we really do it this time?' What if the bad guys win, and there's a jump in time, and then we see what the country and what the world looks like after they've won?"
Does not line up with how the event went. Because by the last issue, Cap hadn't won. The event ended as soon as he got the final shard. There was no look into the aftermath. Of the supposed victory was Cap taking over the us then that's a hollow victory indeed and hardly worth nothing. It was a stumble by marvel. And honestly I don't even care about the event other that the poor treatment T'Challa and Wakanda received, but to act like all of that was planned and that it was a good event simply isn't true