I would have agreed with you, up until your last paragraph. Marvel can apparently do wrong as the wave of articles given to how Joss Whedon butchered Black Widow and females in general in the new film. I mean, the Prima Noctum joke, having Bruce Banner - not the Hulk - make an aggressive, physical assault on a female…

Not only that, but transposing the song also helps with a singer’s range. If you’re playing an American Songbook Standard and your singer has issues, you’ll transpose the song to fit their vocal range. This has been done for decades and doesn’t change the feel of the song, but will change it’s instrumentation and…

Sooo...Quicksilver hits the nail on the head with anything dealing comics at the moment?

Not really. This is apart of their culture. Light Novels were used to create the Manga, then due to marketing and product usage, an Anime film is made, followed by an OVA or regular series.

That’s what I’d like to see as well. Just have DC be a studio like Marvel and have WB provide marketing and distribution. Paramount did it with Marvel before Disney came along and was instrumental in making Phase 1 a success. WB could simply do the same with DC. Just let them tell the stories they need to. Just…

I’m sorry, but I’m done with this conversation. You aren’t going to “prove” me wrong, and I can’t believe you would try to use something Pearl Harbor and MLK Jr. to bolster your “facts.” That’s just incredibly naive of the situations at the time.

Thank you for letting me share it. I really enjoyed this and your insights as well :)

That would be Dan Didio. Sadly during the Levitz era you’re forgetting one beautiful person. Jeanette Khan. She was co-editor along side Paul Levitz from 1989 -2002. She was president as well. She was a publisher and editor during the mid-late 70’s to the 89 transition as well. She is an amazing woman and shows just…

It would have worked even then. Are the children responsible for their parents’ crimes? Are they worth redemption from those past sins? Those are heavy questions that the Fenris twins actually embody. What makes a hero out of a lifetime of educated hatred? It even works within the concept of the film.

Whedon dislikes the entire idea behind AoS. I didn’t make that up, it came from him.

Oh I didn’t forget it. I’ll always dislike Whedon for stripping THOR of his reason for being there with the line, “Well...he’s adopted.” I hate that line with a passion. It got a laugh from the audience but it undercut and deflected what his story was about, and why the Avengers were upset with him over Loki’s doings.…

Why would you cite that? Just plain curiosity. I’m excited for BvS, but the borrowing from The Dark Knight Returns isn’t being met with optimism from both sides. Yes I like the story, it fills a place a in my heart, and I’m cool with it. Yet even DC fans were hoping for something different. WB chose it to be adapted…

Well this makes total sense. Universal is losing the rights to their Marvel attractions in the coming years, so Islands of Aventure will probably be rethemed for this. Rides are already there, and it’ll just be re-skining and retooling the animatronics and sets.

Yea, we joked about getting an Asgardian scepter prop as well.

Agreed. No harm done, we’re on the same page now lol. Yes I agree. The difference is that WB is in charge of DC, they aren’t a seperate entity like Marvel was. Even then, WB does films while Disney does literally everything. They have a different approach to this genre then WB.

You mean THOR 1. Not THOR 2. THOR knew him yes, but they weren’t buddies. That debriefing was Coulsen holding him captive and withholding Mjolner from him. Not a good way to make friends with a god. He also strips Jane of her life’s work and doesn’t give it back until the end of the film after some nudging. He was an…

Excuse me? No I’m in the Marvel is overrated camp. I’ve been a DC fan for years. I was agreeing that you had to waste your time through the AoS show to follow the rest of the MCU, and it isn’t a great thing all the time.

See, they could’ve set this film up better. Douglas’ character is Hank Pym, who is the one who actually created ULTRON in the comics. If during the film Tony had mentioned reviving the old Ultron project that Pym had been working on - with jokes about how he’d made a little headway on it but was thinking too small-scal…

Blonde highlights and a boob shot, complete with a push-up bra costume change. I hate Whedon...

I laughed at this part....