Given that they're a) out of immortality goop, and b)very unlikely to actually make it back ti Kun Lun, I'm guessing that this might be it for the Hand.

The threat had to be big enough to get the gang to work together, but not big enough that the writers would have felt compelled to make excuses as to why the Avengers would have chosen to sit it out. The threat needed to be epic, but under the radar at the same time.

Every time someone busts that line out, I think of Brock Sampson, and his response of "Yeah, I get that a lot".

If Danny of all people can knock him down, then other people who received that same training, and been using it a lot longer, should be able to as well.

During his Hero for Hire days, Luke-616 did have super-strength, but it was on the low end of the scale. He was strong enough to toss people around if not cars. Jessica probably edges him out in the strength department, for what that's worth.

As for "worried about a disease", after watching episode 2 my conjecture is that she is very, very, very old but what ever mojo's been keeping her around is starting to peter out. Hence, her "let's hurry this along and blow up New York already" attitude.

Well, I suppose it's ok, if you haven't seen this:
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Say what you will about Juggalos, but leave Faygo out of this. The good people at Faygo didn't ask for this.

Build a statue of Rosie O'Donnell, and put it right in front of the White House.

He could always re-purpose the Trump Taj Mahal in Atlantic City. Good as place as any.

Why would he want to be buried with all those poor dead losers? When Trump (finally) dies he's going to insist on being hermetically sealed, Vladimir Lenin style, and interred on the top of Trump Tower. Not on the top floor, but at the apex of the building, so he can look down on us mere mortals for the rest of…

Our president is definitely "a lying little bitch who wants the world to burn".

Would you have preferred to serve on the HMS Cockchafer or the HMS Pansy?

I'd settle for "has stroke while taking a dump".

Didn't Vonnegut write a short story to that effect?

"[N]o more identity" sounds like the plot of the latest series of YA dystopian novels.

My response was more of a resigned, heavy sigh followed by "eat a dick, Donny", but there's no wrong way to process this.

I think it was Patton who wanted to head for Moscow after Berlin. Churchill had a more realpolitik approach, recognizing that the Soviets weren't going to leave Eastern Europe any time soon and wanting to make the best of it.

I'm sure they shot a Captain America PSA to that effect for the last Spider-Man movie.

Actually, Lee was thinking, "Yeah this sucks, but at least a hundred years from now there will be a ton of high- and middle schools named after me" as he signed the surrender.