Original Sin #8 Spoilers

[MindofShadow]

Of everything that happened...


People are wondering why Thor was left behind? Seriously guys?

A God known for his stubborness suddenly cannot lift his hammer and you think he is just going to immeidately fly off and leave it?

I mean come on guys lol

[UltimateTy]

Yea gotta agree with the Fury and Black Panther parts. And has Black Panther always been written like such an entitled ass? I mean between this and this volume of New Avengers, I'm really getting to dislike how much of a secretive ******* he's become, especially towards an old friend like Cap.

Aaron wrote BP well. Fury was the villain in the story and they went to stop him, what exactly is wrong with that?

Him and Stephen had the same stance in this issue

[Nosocialize]

Of everything that happened...


People are wondering why Thor was left behind? Seriously guys?

A God known for his stubborness suddenly cannot lift his hammer and you think he is just going to immeidately fly off and leave it?

I mean come on guys lol

I'll give you that, I was thinking the same, but just the way it was portrayed it was comical.

[DurararaFTW]

I doubt that's the direction Marvel is going to take with the character. Seems like they've solidified his new role to make way for Marcus Johnson.

Whatever the direction Marvel is taking things now, the mute Watcher watching on as something important happens is much more memorable imagery then cloaked badass #5786 showing up at the scene. We WILL have a real Watcher again sooner or later. We didn't get one now and Fury is still alive. Marvel didn't fire the bullet on Nick Fury just yet.

[Kurolegacy]

Aaron wrote BP well. Fury was the villain in the story and they went to stop him, what exactly is wrong with that?

Him and Stephen had the same stance in this issue

I'm not talking about that; that was understandable and everyone agreed on that. I'm talking about how they acted towards Cap at the end when he asked for some explanation for why Fury suddenly did all that. Considering all that Fury dragged them through, they could've at least told Cap.

[Prof. Warren]

I'll give you that, I was thinking the same, but just the way it was portrayed it was comical.

Deliberately so, I'd say. I think Aaron meant for it to elicit a chuckle. I know it did with me.

[Nosocialize]

Deliberately so, I'd say. I think Aaron meant for it to elicit a chuckle. I know it did with me.

True, although I think the comedy comes at the expense of the characters.

[John Ossie]

I enjoyed this series at the beginning but it kind of fizzled out towards the end.

All in all, it was just mediocre.

Yeah I agree that it went downhill after an initially promising start. Liked the art work though and I am somewhat interested in Fury's new status quo but that was about it.

Did Emma or Ant Man do anything?

I think Emma punched somebody and Ant-Man sat in the ship.

Basically what KurtW95 said lol.

[OpticDreams]

Page 26 Thor holding the hammer, Lol.

[Samson3191]

At least the Winter Soldier is getting his own book out of this.

[Nosocialize]

At least the Winter Soldier is getting his own book out of this.

I wonder if part of the reason they did this series at all was to give Winter Soldier more importance. Before he was just another covert spy character ala Black Widow. Now he has a purpose.

[Prof. Warren]

True, although I think the comedy comes at the expense of the characters.

I think Thor can take it. But the spirit of this entire series can really be summed up by that scene. You've got B and C listers like Punisher, Ant-Man, Moon Knight, and Rocket Raccoon flying off at the end of the adventure while A lister Thor is literally an afterthought to them. This was all about making the fringe players of the Marvel U the stars of an event and I love that.

[Nosocialize]

I think Thor can take it. But the spirit of this entire series can really be summed up by that scene. You've got B and C listers like Punisher, Ant-Man, Moon Knight, and Rocket Raccoon flying off at the end of the adventure while A lister Thor is literally an afterthought to them. This was all about making the fringe players of the Marvel U the stars of an event and I love that.

Interesting point and I totally see it in that scene. It's too bad they all took a C lister back seat for 90% of the series because Nick Fury was 100% focused on, because that concept is rather cool in my mind.

[Thor-Ul]

What happened to Fury reminds me of what was done to Aquaman in 2006.
I would read again the Nick Fury of Steranko, a story about a secret agent who must fight not only the external enemies but also he has to keep his values and don't let his team became the thing he fights against.

[Dabrikishaw]

Wow. This sounds like wasted potential: the comic

This whole event...what were they thinking?