neonfuckninja
Neon Fuckninja
neonfuckninja

Well, Agents of shield has already proved that Kree blood/DNA can give you super powers and magical healing.

Antman was also active prior to that. The point is there have been super/special individuals before the current crop of people.

I’ll point out that one of the first things we heard Fury say in the MCU was, “You think you’re the only superhero in the world?”

Having adventures in space and aging slowly because of her powers would be my guess as to her whereabouts during the time gap.

Or this IS the Kree-Skrull War going on in the 90s and this whole time the Skrulls have been hiding, licking their wounds. Would explain why they’re not around during the GOTG movies.

I think it’ll be odd but this opens up a host of potentially cool stuff:

After Winter Soldier’s Robert Redford, that’s now both leads of the news-biz rom-dram Up Close and Personal appearing in the MCU.

Explain lack of too much aging due to relativity of traveling at FTL or some such?

*jaw drops* She’s been a hero since the 90s?! FUCK. YES!

So some sort of Secret Invasion no one knows about they are fighting against so obviously why it never was mentioned. Maybe shes been out in space fighting aliens last couple decades and returns to help against Thanos

But why would anyone ever try to pursue independent journalism? Better to leave this kind of thing to the experts from the subpage of a snark-based sports blog.

I realize this will require the reader to do more research but simply pulling up the Twitter account and scrolling through the tweets reveals that he gives credit to the NYT and never suggests it was he alone who was scooped. Calling him “a bit of a fraud” is a bit dickish when he gives credit to the people whose work

Eat my photons, small heads!

The irony, of course, being once the boots got up there we’d realize they were Ivanka’s brand and thus Chinese boots, not American.

Well, we know curiosity isn’t the strong suit of this administration.

When it comes to interplanetary conquest, I’d be inclined to believe Pence and his race of people.

Well, sure, that’d be pretty easy, relatively speaking.

I saw it yesterday, too and while I came out of the cinema having enjoyed it, on the walk home I started thinking about Debra and, er, the other lady and how they fit into two very defined archetypes: the one who will be put in danger and the one who is sexy and my perception of the movie started to shift.