Avengers: Age of Ultron

Gavinmad_sl said:

I'm pretty sure Thor was wearing the kid gloves when he fought Iron Man because he wasn't really trying to hurt him. If you remember when Iron Man falls unconscious from delivering the nuke, Thor very casually tears the faceplate right off his armor without any real effort. I'm pretty Thor would punk Iron Man pretty quickly if the plot of the movies ever actually called for it.

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j00t_sl said:

It's not that deadpool doesn't care about getting hurt, it's that his insanity makes him to unpredictable and his mouth makes him too distracting. His enemies can't focus because they are too enraged at his stupidity, which is only made worse by how hard he is to actually put down

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Reminds me of the old Authority-main DC crossover where Midnighter (who reads body language as a combat ability) has no idea what the fuck to do against the Joker because his body language is "gibberish".

Itzena_sl said:

Reminds me of the old Authority-main DC crossover where Midnighter (who reads body language as a combat ability) has no idea what the fuck to do against the Joker because his body language is "gibberish".

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Punch him. how stupid that was...

Gavinmad_sl said:

See I think you've got this backwards. I doubt the average movie goer really puts that much thought into it.

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Understood but was again just commenting on how Stan was concerned for the writers, directors, and producers as he thought they would need to take all these things into consideration. We have seen people like Michael Bay just come in and attempt to ruin a beloved franchise and how it causes fans to react. Personally, I think they have a hard job and they've done very well with it. It is to the point now we have Avengers and GotG, I am going to give any Marvel movie a chance.

Ronne_sl said:

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What's kind of cool is I now hear Thor talk in Chris Hemsworth's voice.

Thor's dialogue is really cheesy. Problem is, is comic writers are usually not not versed in Shakespearean dialogue. So when they try it, it just comes out as garbage. It reminds me of those memes where common phrases are put into old English.

But then you get the guy who did God of thunder and it's awesome.

So thankfully the movies are more like that. I'm gonna posed when "WHAT DIDST THOU SAY?!? Shows up in film.

What part of nay dothn't thou understand?

Looking forward to these moments but will they bring Adam Warlock and Silver Surfer into the mix?

Warlock? Yes. He's been in 2 easter eggs already. His cacoon was in the collector scene in the dark world, and then again shown open during Howard the duck scene.

Silver surfer on the other hand, fox still owns

Fox can keep him.

Silver Surfer was my favorite comic as a kid, but that was probably because he was shiny and really powerful. He's completely uninteresting as a character.

So i subbed to the Marvel Unlimited because really want to read some of these stories. Just finished up Civil War but then saw there is a lot more comics that tie into it and now im curious is there some sort of place where I can find a reading order for these series. Hate combing the comments to find a list for some of them , was wondering if there is some sort of site or maybe its at Marvel and im just blind.

Amazing Spider-Man #529-530
New Avengers: Illuminati
Fantastic Four #536
Amazing Spider-Man #531
Fantastic Four #537
Civil War: Opening Shot #1
Civil War #1
She-Hulk #8
Wolverine #42
Amazing Spider-Man #532
Civil War: Front Line #1
Civil War #2
Dark Avengers/Thunderbolts #103
Civil War: Front Line #2
X-Factor #8
New Avengers #21
Wolverine #43
Sensational Spider-Man #28 ? #31
Amazing Spider-Man #533
Fantastic Four #538
Civil War: Front Line #3
Dark Avengers/Thunderbolts #104
Civil War: X-Men #1
Civil War #3
Cable & Deadpool #30
Civil War: Young Avengers & Runaways #1
Civil War: Frontline #4
X-Factor #9
Black Panther #18
New Avengers #22
Wolverine #44
Amazing Spider-Man #534
Fantastic Four #539
Civil War: Front Line #5
Ms. Marvel #6
Civil War: X-Men #2
Dark Avengers/Thunderbolts #105
Heroes For Hire #1
New Avengers #23
Wolverine #45
Civil War: Young Avengers & Runaways #2
Cable & Deadpool #31
Ms. Marvel #7
Civil War: X-Men #3
Civil War #4
Wolverine #46
Heroes For Hire #2
Civil War: Young Avengers & Runaways #3
Civil War: Front Line #6
Captain America #22
Cable & Deadpool #32
Amazing Spider-Man #535
Civil War: Choosing Sides #1
Fantastic Four #540
Civil War: Front Line #7
Civil War: X-Men #4
Ms. Marvel #8
Wolverine #47
Heroes For Hire #3
Black Panther #21
Captain America #23
New Avengers #24
Civil war #5
Civil War: Young Avengers & Runaways #4
Ms. Marvel #9
Iron Man #13
New Avengers #25
Punisher War Journal #1
Civil War: Front Line #8
Wolverine #48
Sensational Spider-Man #32
Amazing Spider-Man #536
Black Panther #22
Captain America #24
Civil War: War Crime #1
Civil War: Front Line #9
Iron Man #14
Fantastic Four #541
Winter Solider: Winter Kills #1
Black Panther #23
Punisher War Journal #2
Civil War #6
Civil War: Front Line #10
Sensational Spider-Man #33 ? 34
Amazing Spider-Man #537
Blade #5
Fantastic Four #542
Civil War: The Return #1
Punisher War Journal #3
Black Panther #24
Ghost Rider #8
Civil War #7
Amazing Spider-Man #538
Civil War: Front Line #11
Black Panther #25
Captain America #25
Civil War: The Initiative #1
Fantastic Four #543

Holy crap , rofl. Is it like this for House of M as well. Thats a lot of comics i missed from just the core issues.Where did you find that list?

You guys know that you can get pretty much every comic printed in recent years off TPB right? they are often set up in full series that include reading order of events like Civil War, House of M etc..

"But I dont want to be a Pirate" , I dont mind the 10 bucks and they have all these issues on the site in the Unlimited deal so its no big deal for me.

Osiris The Everliving_sl said:

Holy crap , rofl. Is it like this for House of M as well. Thats a lot of comics i missed from just the core issues.Where did you find that list?

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Dunno, I googled "marvel civil war reading order"

lanx_sl said:

Ive never cared for any of the tie ins or side stories of any marvel event. Just a way for marvel to make more bank, and the creative teams are usually the d-list writers artists.

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^^ It's been a long ass time since I read these huge crossover events, but back when I did (grabs my cane) the side stories added almost nothing the majority of the time. As he said, just a way to money-grab. Exceptions of course being the smaller arcs, like when a storyline only went through the mutant books, or something.

It's sort of like the silmarillion to the lord of the rings. Interesting if you like the topic, but very far from necessary reads. Also, as has been said, a lot of the tie ins are forced by upper management so the writers tend to not be very invested in the job, resulting in shoddy stories