This is a theory for the “definitely not” pile, and it’s probably just the Secret Wars 2015 Battleworld vibes I got from the Void, but I got excited when I thought of it anyway:
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This is the same as the Nintendo Account ID I have for all the iOS games and My Nintendo rewards, right? Is there anything Switch-specific to sign up for?
To be fair, we didn’t even know the price/release date, the launch lineup, or even what the controllers did until a month and a half out. Nintendo’s reveal through launch schedule for the Switch is entirely outside the E3-to-holiday cycle, so we don’t have a lot of precedent to compare to.
“Had to be me -- someone else might have gotten it wrong.”
I still don’t get why Rhodey’s death even has anything to do with the pre-crime debate. He got killed in a fight with Thanos, which is always a risk when you are a superhero and you go fight Thanos. Why would it have made a difference whether Rhodey went because of Ulysses’ future vision or because he saw Thanos…
After throwing shade at Batman for how he doesn't use guns...
This book is fantastic, which is no surprise given the creative team.
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SPOILER WARNING FOR THE PS4 EXCLUSIVE UNTIL DAWN
“See? The bones were inside you!”
“YOU’RE ALL ALONE,” shouted everyone else.
NPH as Music Meister NPH as Music Meister NPH as Music Meister...
Yup, and I saw Ramsay whistle, then his dogs rush off camera toward Walda and WBB. Walda screams, but then her scream stops and ridiculous munching sounds are heard. Given the ambiguity of what happened off screen, there are two possibilities:
OMG when Walda and the wee baby Bolton ate all those dogs!!! Definitely did not see that coming.
Re: why is it fine for the Avengers to kill but not Batman or Superman, I think there’s even more going on. There’s our culture’s internalized beliefs about the laws of war, which allow soldiers and government agents like Cap, Widow, and Hawkeye to kill armed enemy combatants without it being a moral quandary for a…
I’m down with the idea of revisiting the “Superman dies and comes back as four people” story now that it’s 2016 instead of 1992, so two of them don’t have to be the Terminator. And I’m especially down with a book starring Lois Lane with superpowers.
It is literally impossible to read down this list without stopping to go “GOTTA CATCH EM ALL GOTTA CATCH EM ALL” every 20 or so.