If I continue posting this Kevin Feige quote from last October in every article about Civil War, will everyone eventually stop wondering about the things that were already addressed 11 months ago? I feel like Sisyphus.

A lot of people seem to think that Stark was responsible for Ultron ....you know he really wasn’t .

The post-Civil war Criticism comics were great:

Hell for a while the guy in charge of SHIELD was none other then Norman Osborne. Bare in mind that at the time the fact that he was the Green Goblin, mentally unstable, and the fact that he once strafed his own arraignment hearing with pumpkin bombs on live television was all common knowledge. This would be like if…

1. Make the emotion real. Incredibles was incredibly grounded for such an over-the-top comic book of a movie.

How On Earth Can Pixar Make a Worthy Sequel to The Incredibles?

The main concern with registration of Cap WASNT the giving up secret identities but having government control of those identities believing it ultimately paving the way for things like forced conscription and using superheroes to further the government agenda both domestically and especially internationally. Everyone…

I'm sorry but I see six people there (antman is on hawkeyes shoulder)

I keep seeing this picture and thinking: if these folks are so concerned about secret identities, maybe some masks might be in order? I know that might not be the actual plot of the movie...but three of these five go maskless and a fourth has a very well known identitiy.

Captain America: Vision Kills Cap’s Team in the First Five Minutes

After this asshole and his droid army took over my home world, we’re all a bit bitter, yeah.

Seems familiar. . .

“So will Morrow create the Red Tornado in his own image? That would be both egotistical and creepy.”

When I am king I will only allow bad movies to be remade.

Do you mean that the shark will travel back in time in a DeLorean? Or that a new Marty would travel back in time in a plutonium-powered shark?

Yeah, why not just make this a few hours after Jabba’s sail barge blew up?

Yea, I’m not particularly a fan of the 30 years bit. I kinda like how K. W. Jeter told it in The Bounty Hunter Wars trilogy. Basically, he killed the Sarlac from the inside and managed to get out, then Dengar found him mostly dead while sifting through the wreckage of Jabba’s barge. Not as dramatic as Fett just…