He doesn't need to be "over it" to recognize that he's not fucking Sue RIGHT NOW, so he might as well fuck someone else.

That sounds like the kind of bland thing Byrne would do (post FF, that is).

As near as I can tell, Aquaman has 3 main problems:

What are some of the men's designs you'd like to see fixed? Honestly, at this point, most of the canon's costumes are so ubiquitous, I can't imagine many changes.

And he's really right, the long blue leotard just looks wrong. Same reason Spidey has that red web belt thing. In fact, getting rid of that was your visual cue that Superior Spider-Man was evil.

Yeah, love the CM design. And while the slash is dramatically impractical, it's a nice enough nod to her history, and you can fanwank something about the former editor of a feminist magazine still wanting to display some femininity.

I liked the Bendis/Maleev book, too, but holy hell, that, what was it, 7 issues and OUT shit was annoying.

The Psylocke one was probably the least bad, too; I mean, fighting in a swimsuit is still stupid and gross, but at least it was clean and simple.

I'd always thought that high collars implies "military", which defnitely should not be Superman's thing.

I'm not sure that "have a metric shit ton of versatile intellectual property" is an across-the-board strategy.

…except that Marvel's epic summer crossover is a Fantastic Four story.

Not sure this is exact, but…

With the slight exception of Harvey Dent in TDK, I don't really register the Nolan Trilogy as all that dark. Yeah, there's crime and a dark color palette and tragedy and tough moral choices, but at the end of the day, the good guys save the day.

Namor's an imperious, arrogant dick, though.

See, I think we should just catch up with already off on a full-fledged Doctor Strange advanture, and at some point, he can pause to tell some Donna Moss knock-off how he got the way he is, with a trippy, stylized flashback.

Come to think of it, y'know what? Fuck it, I'm gonna say Obadiah Stane was just fine, considering that the point of the movie was "Watch Robert Downey fuck around in this robot suit". But his insincere back-slapping worked for me, at least.

Yeah, I think Ultron belongs in the (still very small) group of successful MU villains. Basically, just him, Loki, Red Skull, and Kingpin.

Hell, pre-MCU super-hero movies seemed to think that across the board.

It's a sizable comic-book-pet-peeve that the "Reed Richards and Tony Stark do secret shit to save the world" book was not called "Illuminati" and the "Luke Cage and Spider-Man do street-level super-heroing" book was not called "New Avengers".

I'm not familiar with the Tony's map thing?