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supermarvelman said:
Shang is part of the new Heroes for Hire which is hunting down heroes, who knows about Iron Fist, hes supposed to show up.
Civil War: Whos side are you on?
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Shang is part of the new Heroes for Hire which is hunting down heroes, who knows about Iron Fist, hes supposed to show up.
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Shang probably has no problem registering because like I said he's probabaly been registered for years because of his martial arts.
How much time was there between issue one and two? Because that legislation got rushed through pretty quick.
Does anyone else think the two sides splitting have become like the democrats and republicans? Caps side all about the rights of the individual and tonys side all about the bigger picture. Im not picking sides but the ideaolgy has been pretty clear from the start.
Also who is in Caps secret avengers. I saw Falcon, Cap the Young Avengers and it looked like Cable?
Does anyone else think the two sides splitting have become like the democrats and republicans? Caps side all about the rights of the individual and tonys side all about the bigger picture. Im not picking sides but the ideaolgy has been pretty clear from the start.
Also who is in Caps secret avengers. I saw Falcon, Cap the Young Avengers and it looked like Cable?
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Yeah i noticed cable too. Although it didnt make much sense to me. With what's happening in Cable/Deadpool it doesnt make a lot of sense for him to be involved in Civil War much. And even if he was i'm inclined to believe that he'd be more likely to side with the pro-registering.
My guess is it's artistic liscense or something. Similar to Blob being one of the imprisoned "super villains" in Thunderbolts a few issues back despite the events of Generation M
My guess is it's artistic liscense or something. Similar to Blob being one of the imprisoned "super villains" in Thunderbolts a few issues back despite the events of Generation M
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I don't know if this has been delt with, but have they revealed who is wearing the Dearedevil costume while Matt's in prison?
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Yea whats up did Blob get his powers back
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Edit. Sorry, forgot about the Thunderbolts.
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Franklin Richards said:Don't worry. They will soon be ****ing with the very core of the FF's theme.
Sorry this is a little late...
I was at my local comic shop, and I overheard a rumor of A Sue and Reed split and possible divorce do to the events of CW. As unlikely as that sounds (atleast to me)... After Spidey's unmasking, I'm asking myself, what won't they do next to shake up the good ol 616?
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Artistsean said:
No, not yet. It'll be revealed in the last part of the current arc in Daredevil. I'm not sure how many issues are left of it, but we should be finding out VERY soon. I know I want to, damnit. heh.
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Im on cap americas side.
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is there a web site with lots of those Civil War banners I can look at without searching all through this thread?
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Fred_Fury said:
Thanks for sharing.
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Ok, so I FINALLY got CW#2 and read it. I'll start off with the re-cap in the first page since it's the OFFICIAL version and to clarify a few things that people just don't seem to WANT to understand:
"On Capitol Hill, a SHRA is debated which would require ALL THOSE POSESSING PARANORMAL ABILITIES to register with the government, divulging their true identities to the authorities and submitting to training and sanctioning in the mannerer of FEDERAL AGENTS." OF course, Tony sells it differently and people believe it.
It was extremely gratifying to see that the heroes are still trying to do their thing even though they have and additional "enemy" when they're trying to take the real bad guys down and that they're being effective. Of course, there's that incident with the SHIELD agent that gets thrown out of the truck and the cop cars fly all over the place. Pre-CW we would be saying "They're fine", but now I'm sure that there are chances that one of the cops might've died or suffered serious injuries. I laughed at Cap's eyeglasses thing since it's probably a dig at Supes.
There are a couple of things that are clearly done to manipulate the story like using the NW as a setup. The way Reed, Tony and Hank are acting in regards to "42" is disturbing, and to me seems pretty out of character. Of course, making the SHRA side gleeful at apprehending their old comrades is probably meant to cause a reaction in us. They express some kind of doubt in what they're doing but those moments are quickly dispelled by their actions which are supposed to have more weight than their words. It makes sense for Cap to organize a moment to protect themselves while still being able to do "the right thing", it doesn't look to me like "Cap's-Secret-Base-For-Taking-Down-The-Government" as other people have suggested. It still irks me, though, that SHIELD seems to be able ot keep tabs on these guys but Nitro still runs around. Old gripe, I know, sorry.
Finally, Spidey's unmasking wasn't as shocking as I though it would be. It was more like a "WTF?!" moment for me. Why? Because of this lil' sentence: "I'm not wearing my old mask because I'm ashamed of what I do." Again, WTF?! Anyway, I think you guys have heard it all in regards to the Spidey thing so I won't comment further on it.
"On Capitol Hill, a SHRA is debated which would require ALL THOSE POSESSING PARANORMAL ABILITIES to register with the government, divulging their true identities to the authorities and submitting to training and sanctioning in the mannerer of FEDERAL AGENTS." OF course, Tony sells it differently and people believe it.
It was extremely gratifying to see that the heroes are still trying to do their thing even though they have and additional "enemy" when they're trying to take the real bad guys down and that they're being effective. Of course, there's that incident with the SHIELD agent that gets thrown out of the truck and the cop cars fly all over the place. Pre-CW we would be saying "They're fine", but now I'm sure that there are chances that one of the cops might've died or suffered serious injuries. I laughed at Cap's eyeglasses thing since it's probably a dig at Supes.
There are a couple of things that are clearly done to manipulate the story like using the NW as a setup. The way Reed, Tony and Hank are acting in regards to "42" is disturbing, and to me seems pretty out of character. Of course, making the SHRA side gleeful at apprehending their old comrades is probably meant to cause a reaction in us. They express some kind of doubt in what they're doing but those moments are quickly dispelled by their actions which are supposed to have more weight than their words. It makes sense for Cap to organize a moment to protect themselves while still being able to do "the right thing", it doesn't look to me like "Cap's-Secret-Base-For-Taking-Down-The-Government" as other people have suggested. It still irks me, though, that SHIELD seems to be able ot keep tabs on these guys but Nitro still runs around. Old gripe, I know, sorry.
Finally, Spidey's unmasking wasn't as shocking as I though it would be. It was more like a "WTF?!" moment for me. Why? Because of this lil' sentence: "I'm not wearing my old mask because I'm ashamed of what I do." Again, WTF?! Anyway, I think you guys have heard it all in regards to the Spidey thing so I won't comment further on it.
