.......sigh.....

Don’t take it too deep. My comment is as much a critique of his writing as it was of his explaining his point of view coherently.

The notion that Millar, a writer by profession, failed to communicate his reasoning properly is telling indeed.

Amen.

Agreed.

The problem is some comics publishers decide to age their characters and give them children....and then those kids grow up to become heroes while the original character hasn’t aged much at all. That automatically sets a time line that screws up all around it.

Was the White Tiger you speak of was kinda represented in a fairly recent Spider-Man cartoon? A young woman?

I didn’t hate this.

I had the misfortune of listening to Brietbart Radio this morning. I like to see just how crazy these fuckers can get.

Don’t forget Hank Pym....even though he’d probably punch Tony.

Whoa! White Tiger was a spin-off of Black Panther?!

Whoa! White Tiger was a spin-off of Black Panther?!

I think in Civil War he was a bit of a prick because as a government agent supporting the newly sign Accords, he felt like he some something OVER the superheroes. Like he was in control of them.

They are both in Infinity War!

“I’m kidding. We’re vegetarians.”

So Let It Be Written! So Let It Be done!®

Rattlesnakes are kind enough to entertain you with ‘music just before they...well.....

No, the characters clearly aren’t worthless. It’s how the characters are brought to life on the screen that exposes their value.

“The MCU has been a successful franchise, but let’s not kid ourselves, it’s not exactly known for taking big risks. They have a formula and they more or less stick to it.”

Patty Jenkins was onboard for the 2nd Thor movie....but things went south and she stepped away/was let go (take your pick).