Avengers: Age of Ultron

I wouls say that for at least Civil War you need to read the Amazing Spider-Man stories as well since he plays a very pivotal role in Civil War, revealing his secret identity and all.

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I only liked TDK from his batman trilogy. BB and TDKR were ~meh. I like Nolan, but they're movies about superheroes man.

Talking to some people today about the local elections when one mentions one of them not being worthy and I break out how could they be worthy they are just puppets , puppets in strings, then I crush a can and go STRINGS.

Awkward. I think they thought I was about to kill someone and obviously had not seen this trailer yet.

Curious how they will play out Civil War since they don't have the new warriors.

I guess it will just center around the Hulks rampage in Las Vegas, and not Nitro killing 600 people.

Column_sl said:

There's a coat rack out there that's worthy

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I dunno. I think that it's more of a matter that if a tornado hit that house the coat rack would be the only thing left standing.

Eh. That is more of gods leaving mortals alone, not superheroes becoming government assets. I mean, I see your point, but there are plenty of things that would cause them to argue the ideologies of registration about that's already happened in the MCU.

The actual question is whether or not they are even going to have registration be a plot device. There is plenty for cap and ironman to become enemies about. The trstment of banner/hulk, stark creating ultron, stark being so morally ambiguous under the guise of helping, cap being a self-righteous killjoy. Registration, at THIS point in the MCU seems a bit premature... But there are a lot of movies between now and cap 3.

They have stated it's not really about registration as it is oversight over the whole thing. Basically Obama appoints a "superhuman" czar to watch over all the superheroes. This leads to some saying "I don't want someone watching over me all the time" and the others being "good idea!"

j00t_sl said:

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

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Ah ok , well really enjoyed House of M that was a good read. Civil War was ok and yeah i read a few side issues and just stopped after a few.

So....the incredibles 2?


Heh

If you wanna avoid going long form, this guy does some pretty good overviews of the major Marvel story arcs, especially those that are known to be on the slate for MCU.

Sucks for someone. I wonder what's going to get included in Guardians of the Galaxy?

Will know in 11 days.

I'll bet it was that damn rebel scum.