My love for Marvel is almost entirely based on scenes like this. I love it when two good guys have differences they can't get over. They don't put it aside for the greater good, they just make each other miserable. Like real people. I love how many of their heroes barely tolerate each other.
See also: Diving into a pool from a diving board vs diving into a pool from an airplane.
If memory serves, War Machine uses the Mark II Iron Man armor. Iron Patriot was more of a paint job than an actual upgrade so it didn't get its own designation. There is no War Machine Mark I.
Per Marvel-movies.wikia,
It isn't that they're eunuchs so much as it's that their pants can't be removed. Their pants can't be removed because their shoes can't be removed. Their shoes can't be removed because there is no pain quite like stepping on a Lego barefoot and every inch of ground in their world is Lego.
I'd worry less about the number of firemen and more about the fact that you would have to decapitate yourself every time you wanted to change clothes.
Honestly, this doesn't look wildly better than Michael Chiklis in the original Fantastic Four movie to me, but I'm reasonably confident it's because it's a photo.
I’ve never been a farmer, but I seem to remember from my time living in farm country that alfalfa is an important part of crop rotation. I believe alternating between alfalfa and corn or other crops helps maintain the nitrogen balance in the soil and interrupts the life cycles of crop specific pests, reducing the need…
I honestly can’t understand why people get so worked up over spoilers. If a show is any good it should hold your attention enough that you’re thinking about what you’re seeing instead of what you read yesterday and if it can’t do that it’s not really good enough to ruin. Gold doesn’t spoil and neither does shit.
It doesn't help when reality has a HUD overlay.
Comic fans don’t tend to think of him as the actual “creator” of anything and non-fans don’t care either way. Stan Lee is Marvel’s mascot. The real problem with putting Stan Lee’s name on things is that nobody wants to see Marvel’s mascot selling other people’s stuff. Seeing Stan Lee push the NHL is like seeing Ronald…
Or they could use an animated series to bring otherwise off-limits characters into the MCU without having to bargain for the film rights.
I have always operated under the belief that other villains set these things up for their own purposes and he just slips in and gives the place a funhouse makeover while they're in Arkham. He's not a planner. He's a poacher.
Keratin is attracted to itself like a magnet. Your fingernails are regularly used to scratch your hairiest bits and the act of scratching slowly pulls the nail out of the nail bed. Your toenails are, at most, used to scratch the back of your leg. Animals scratch everywhere with everything and their nails grow evenly.…
There were two Ewok ones and neither was Return of the Jedi.
There is clearly only one solution.
Time moves faster at higher elevations. Your hands are higher than your feet, therefore your fingernails grow faster than your toenails.
I generally go with the living language/usage changes way of thinking, but I just can’t bring myself to go along with calling anyone a “creative”. It sounds idiotic in any context.
I'm always surprised that Playmobil is still a thing. They were always the crap nobody wanted when I was a kid. Not quite Lego, not quite Little People, not quite welcome.
