I like the idea of starting off with Spider-Man and bringing Miles in to replace him. As much as we're all sick of seeing Parker's origin on-screen, I think Miles' origin has a lot to with there being a Peter Parker for him to want to emulate. That said, I totally support Donald Glover as Peter Parker. Can you imagine…
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I'm a fan of Destiny and I've spent a fair amount of time on it since the launch. That said... jeez-us does it feel like they're just throwing crap at a wall at this point. I mean, I appreciate a company listening to their customer base, but we're not talking about buffing this weapon and de-buffing that one. They've…
I don't know as the show hasn't specified (though it has only been three episodes). It could be that those rumors circulated constantly during the war. It could be that the man who is in charge of SSR group that we follow in the show is especially misogynistic and his attitude resulted in similar attitudes among his…
Again, they answer that exact thing in the show (although you disregarded my point about this earlier, so I don't know why you'd pay attention to it now). The public at large believes that Agent Carter was nothing more than a Girl Friday for Cap. They don't respect her because they don't believe she actually earned…
I don't know if I would define a wounded war veteran as powerless or submissive. The problem that feminists have with parts for women is that they are often reduced down to nothing more than a love interest or an object to be avenged or rescued. None of the male characters are that for Agent Carter. Is she more…
Ah, so timid men aren't good men? That's your problem? Because I think that says WAY more about you then it does about the show. Unless a man can kick ass just as well or better than Agent Carter then the show is a "feminist wet dream"? That's the most ridiculous argument I've ever heard. You should really try to…
Jarvis. Strong and capable. While not a fighter, he has been emotionally and physically supportive of Agent Carter. Sousa (who is Mr Crutch to you) has also shown to be intelligent and savvy. Do they both have flaws? Yes. And that's a good thing. Neither of them have flaws so bad that they are "crushing"... As for…
I totally agree, but the only potential issue I see is how you get him to travel without having to jog around... Batman has the built in Grapple and Glide thing... It's also why I think an Arkham style Spider-Man would be perfect. It even makes sense for his spidey-sense to warn him about incoming attacks to counter.
"Because while Agent Carter (the character) is a strong female in her own right, the only males portrayed in a positive light are either dead, incapable of helping themselves, or milquetoasts (hello, Jarvis!)."
Mumm-RAAAAAAA!
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I think, like anything, you adjust to your day-to-day life. It becomes common regardless of whether or not it's any good.
It wouldn't surprise me if they did this (at least in part) to make it easier for her TV show to mimic an actual costume (as her previous skin tight one would look so silly on TV).
Trust me, I've been stuck in relationship inertia before and you really don't realize how bad it is until a month or so after you finally break up. It's hard to break up and really easy to just stay together, but it's so worth it in the long run if the relationship really isn't working.
While I agree about the questionable decision to give game rewards for relationships, achievements will always get a pass from me for Portal 2: "The Part Where He Kills You". I swear that game has some of the best achievements possible.
I really hope that ledge is still there. I appreciate maps having a safe place to hide out in (since there's no pause).
Man, these Pantene Pro-V commercials are getting really complicated!
Oh god I can't unsee this! Well... At least I know what my nightmares will look like tonight...