That was a very common complaint back then with the post-Avengers MCU movies, and then when the Avengers did started showing up in the regular MCU movies, suddenly it became "This is just the Avengers: Starring Captain America." You can't satisfy anyone.
Truth is, the cinematic universe is a nice gimmick but after a while, you can't really tell good stories because of all the shit that already exists in the universe.
The thought of them doing multiverse garbage is making my skin crawl. That's just begging for convoluted story telling, though the fanservice route with bringing back older fan favorite versions of characters is admittedly a clever marketing ploy.
None of that stuff looks interesting, I don't think I'll be watching that stuff unless it's really bad because I like laughing at big budget trash, Wonder Woman 1984 was hilarious.
By the way, Southpaw is currently in an argument with a random twitter user over the physics of Spider-man webbing away Captain America's shield.
miserable human insect is the roght word... imagine living like that ?
"He got superpowers by being bitten by a radioactive spider? *scoff* How utterly nonsensical and unrealistic, what kind of melonfart wrote this dreck? In the real world, if you were bitten by a radioactive spider, you would probably just die, certainly NOT get stronger. Therefore, Spiderman, in its entirety, is Objectively Bad™."
These internet pseudo intellectuals always have to have the last word and if they ever come away from a twitter argument without thinking they "won" it'll ruin their whole day because they'll keep stewing over it. That's usually when they drag it into their discord so their nuthuggers can kiss the boo boo.
This is like the start of a bad joke. "An egomaniac, a furry, and a tranny walk into a youtube political dicussion..."
These arguments are getting considerably more autistic with each day.
Pedantism is a hell of a drug.
Most of his Discord messages always have some dumb emote in them so he does it over there too.
I went to look as well, and first thing I saw was a naked man with a cock cage on. Classic /tv/.
It’s better to have a hero per city and very rarely crossover, like when there’s crossover in police jurisdictions. The real problem is the constant power creep in any story. It’d be a genuinely interesting story where a hero is constantly struggling to fight random criminals and gangsters.
One of the problems with Marvel in general in the Comics is that Stan Lee etc. decided to have most of the characters and character groups he created to be based in or around New York City, so when you are reading multiple heroes' comics at once you are constantly wondering why none of them are aware of what is going on only a couple blocks away. DC just makes up cities for each individual character to operate in, which I guess is better, but Gotham as far as I know is the only one that actually has a character to it.
