Exactly. It seems like Walker was a decent enough person before, but the pressure of the legacy isn’t something he can handle.

In the First Avenger, Erskine explicitly states that the Super Soldier Serum amplifies everything about a person, not just their body. The Red Skull became a genocidal monster because, well, he’s a fucking Nazi. They’ve never really gone too much into Bruce Banner’s mental health issues prior to becoming the Hulk, but…

Fun fact: According to Sean Howe’s Marvel Comics: The Untold Story, the blood ink was accidentally used in an issue of Sports Illustrated.

The CGC is such a fucking scam.

I saw a quote from Greg Rucka (I think) who, when asked his opinion on Nolan’s Batman films, replied, “I think they’re very good crime movies ashamed to be about Batman.” That’s stuck with me for a while.

With Thor and Iron Man, you can have someone inherit the hammer or armor. Thunderstrike, Jane Foster and War Machine are all fan favorites in the comics and they’ve made sure that Don Cheadle appears in every nearly movie involving Tony Stark. With Cap and Widow, I think you need to give their characters and actors a…

I have a cocktail on the menu at work that pairs maple syrup with bourbon and housemade barbecue bitters. It’s absolutely delicious.

Oh yeah. I powered through the first season even though it took ten episodes to do what Ennis and Dillon did in about nine pages hoping the second season would improve. When they spent three episodes in that apartment, I walked away and never looked back.

Stretching Preacher (the show) is hilarious, because Preacher (the comic) is 25% filler.

Stretching Preacher (the show) is hilarious, because Preacher (the comic) is 25% filler.

I was hoping they’d mention the ‘50s Cap and I'm so happy they used Isaiah Bradley instead of the other two white guys.

When I watched the episode, John Walker was called "Captain America."

In the comics, Cap got back pay from the Army from when he was frozen in 1945 to when the Avengers found him, so on top of his Avengers stipend (which was $1000/week) he also had various jobs. MCU Steve had to have a similar deal, unless his apartments were provided by S.H.I.E.L.D.

It doesn’t make sense if the Avengers have a paid support staff and money to throw massive damn parties but Vision has to drive an Uber to buy Wanda flowers.

Because instead of killing Steve or having him lost in time— which would have taken him off the table until they convince Chris Evans to come back— they stole the shitty ending of the Dark Knight Rises.

I like the thing that Mark Waid introduced in his JLA run; that nobody thinks Superman has a secret identity.

It’s a reference to a recent(ish) comic where General Lane turned his other daughter Lucy into Superwoman, resulting in her death.

It’ll be between Lois and Lana.

Lana’s attitude change the morning after drinks with Lois is weird, right? Like, the way their glasses were focused on was definitely a plot point that’s coming up later, yeah?

It blows my mind that they didn’t think to ask someone at DC.