I disagree completely. The the audience was ready to see the Hulk viewed as a hero. Basically the first two movies tried to keep him viewed as a trouble maker who was misunderstood. And he is.... but he capable of more. That's what people wanted, and got to see by the end of the of the Incredible Hulk and the first Avengers movie. Now people want more hulk now but marvel doesn't seem to want to do that. It's a shame cause um, they want to make money but not by doing how people want? You can't teach..... (fill in the rest of the saying). And a lot of people are disappointed with the direction the character has changed to now... myself included. You have lost the representation of raw anger manifesting and in that able to fight for good. As angry as the world is now people could use that example.

Truth be told I'm not a fan of these type of stories.... is this a diary entry? It's not news or based on anything factual just a thought you might have at a slow moment at work, or a 2 minute conversation you might have with a friend of what if. You got it made if you got paid to run this Ben.... no effort required on this one. This is why we are striving to get AI working and think for us.

The truth is, from what I've noticed the writing has gotten lazy since before the strike, let alone from what was being written a decade ago and before. The stories don't fit as well together as they did back in the day. It ties together.... but it's weak and unclever. Writers and directors need to be asked what's their view about the characters. It seems there's a lot of ignorance about what people want to see for the characters. Look around and the flops..... it's showing.

All that makes absolutely no since. Welling could have shown up if he wanted too... all this bull (it wouldn't align with the story).... good grief it's story was in a completely different city. At times it's like welling is trying to say Clark or Superman can't evolve any more than what he did on smallville. Which kind of dumbs down the character in the end and sad... he was kinda still young when he put the suit on. If that's how the interview really went with Welling I would have just said I got nothing. I tell ya, writers will write anything to put some words out. This doesn't deserve a spotlight there champ. If you wanted to put this out I would have titled it Welling's excuse. Both smallville and arrow were fairly good shows. I would have liked to see a crossover but it would have made more since to say they were from different universes than to say ahhh they didn't want to mess with a young adults legacy.