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"Always listen to the crazy scientist with a weird van or armful of blueprints and diagrams." -- Vibranium
Magneto, Doom, the Brotherhood, Mr. Sinister, MODOK, Annihilus for cosmic threats, Kang, etc.
We have a whole host of unused, coming soon, or yet-to-be introduced villains to fill that void!
Mandarin, Leader, HE, Nightmare, Mephisto, HYDRA Cap ... OOO!
Flag Smashers, USAgent ... team up or lead to ... HYDRA Cap! Crazy fun theory time ...
That might be a fun end to the series. We have Bucky Cap, FalconCap, USAgent Cap, and ... multiverse HYDRA Cap! And Captain Britain needs to come help us! I like it ...
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"Always listen to the crazy scientist with a weird van or armful of blueprints and diagrams." -- Vibranium
They will use the Captain to destroy the Captain
Yeah. I was also thinking Thunderbolts, because of Zemo, and maybe the...Wrecking Crew! Idk if they'd work in live action, but I could see them being antagonists in something like Loki season 2 or Black Panther 2
I know Absorbing Man was used in AoS, but I feel he'd be better fighting a main hero. I've complained about this elsewhere, but I feel the MCU hasn't really used all the B/C-list villains from the Avengers comics as it could have. Instead it's mostly the really big ones like Thanos or total nobodies like Killian, Cross or Kaecilius. How did guys like those become major movie villains?
Seems to my that person has a thing for hyperbole. No one cursed him out or threatened him, which would have been likely if he had insulted someone's mother lol. There is no point in posting in a forum if one doesn't expect the possibility of others responding to what you post.
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Elements of the series have seeped into a recent political commentary published in USA Today:
https://www.usatoday.com/story/opini...mn/7192178002/Decades of pro-police entertainment have allowed officers to cloak themselves in an almost Steve Rogers/Captain America-esque garb of superheroes protecting our streets from the bad guys. The reality, for Black and other communities of color, is that policing is so often more resemblant of John Walker/U.S. Agent, the antagonist in this season’s "The Falcon and the Winter Soldier." Like the conclusion of so many police violence videos, Walker crushes opposition under the weight of the shield, the flag and the silence of bystanders.
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The Super Soldier serum is also kind of driving him nuts, but I guess it's bringing out the worst in him.
I found myself sympathetic with John Walker due to his PTSD issues and because Battlestar had just been killed in cold blood by a careless supersoldier. Most cops who kill someone in the line of duty don't have nearly the justification. What was that one guy's excuse recently - he thought he was drawing his tazer instead of his gun? WTF!
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