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I was just going to ask if anyone else noticed that. She was in way worse shape than the other folks, but still didn't trigger enough of a reaction to be "impure." So, what, is it because of all the double-agent stuff? Is she technically supposed to be betraying the team, but is in actuality supporting their cause--thus the slightly rougher reaction?
I did notice that, although I thought it was just an excuse for yet another rear shot. I mean, heroines do that. You never see a male hero shove his crotch into the camera as much as heroines do. Got to love the male domination of the medium.
But, considering, she'd have amung the most reason to, since she is a double or triple agent. Or was. Or whatever. Wolverine probably should have felt funky, unless you can be pure of spirit and still wantonly slaughter people just because they go to the wrong bars in Madripoor or something. Plus I really doubt he beats himself over the people he kills every time he gets brainwashed.
I don't think Wolverine killing people in Madripoor or anywhere else, for that matter, would make a difference. Dr. Strange specifically pointed out that it was a spell to determine the purity of each of them to the team. Wolverine could've slaughtered a bus full of children and fed them to their mothers for lunch; it wouldn't matter according to the spell, so long as he's not working to bring the New Avengers down.I did notice that, although I thought it was just an excuse for yet another rear shot. I mean, heroines do that. You never see a male hero shove his crotch into the camera as much as heroines do. Got to love the male domination of the medium.
But, considering, she'd have amung the most reason to, since she is a double or triple agent. Or was. Or whatever. Wolverine probably should have felt funky, unless you can be pure of spirit and still wantonly slaughter people just because they go to the wrong bars in Madripoor or something. Plus I really doubt he beats himself over the people he kills every time he gets brainwashed.
A gag in a Bendis comic is a whole plot point.
And even if that was the case, it doesn't make sense and contradicts the whole scene, so Bendis now also fails at humor.
Shouldnt you be like....Working?
I think the "immortal" part of "immortal weapon" simply means the legacy. For K'un L'un, there will always be an Iron Fist, but not necessarily the same Iron Fist. We know that K'un Zi's weapon is also not literally immortal because we just learned that Davos only recently became the current weapon of K'un Zi and we saw Orson kill one of the previous ones. We haven't seen much of the other five cities' weapons, but I'm guessing they're not going to be the same people as the weapons who attacked Orson. Taken in the context of each city having a title for its weapon that is bestowed on various people throughout the ages, "they're like us" probably just meant that those people were the weapons at that moment, much like Danny is the weapon at this moment for K'un L'un. That's how I interpreted it, anyway.
