I learned to read from an old copy of x-men 47 (original run) in the wayback of our station wagon. Luckily I have had a long, long time to cherish comic books, even moreso since I was disabled in the line of duty a few decades back. They have been a true blessing to me.

The old Adam West Batman movies were pretty silly, but they were cool and the best we had. We have come to a time where we get to see the absolutely incredible movies we have nowadays. I took a couple of my kids to LOTR. In the movie in which you first see the Elven city I was completely breathless. It was even more beautiful than it had been in my head so many years past when I read the books over and again. That awestruck feeling is what I feel over and over watching the amazing superhero films we get to enjoy.

The MCU, like MST3K is a way to feel good whenever I get any kind of down and I think that the people who created these wonderful gifts for us all deserve a world of praise.

Make Mine Marvel! :)

I am sorry you did not like it. I absolutely loved every second of it. It just couldn't be better for me. I felt bad about Foggy, because I had always liked the character when I was growing up over a half a century ago. lol But it really did make sense given Bullseyes previous behavior. Daredevil and Kingpin are 2 of the very best characters we've been given by Marvel so far. I read that Defenders might come back too! Oh man, I can't believe how lucky we are to get to see the Marvel world open up for all of us. It was awesome seeing the Spiderman cartoons way back when. It just didn't seem possible that I would ever get to see any of the amazing things Marvel has shown us...and who knows what is still to come! :)

Face Front! True Believers. :)

Please Marvel...please. If you are gonna do this, then have it happen right. After conflict with Romulus starts to come to a close, have the Adamantine choose Logan as it's host. Give Wolverine the thing he has always been most defined by, claws that cannot break and that can cut anything or anyone (I'm looking right at you Deus S Machina). Wolverine is supposed to be singularly special and making him the avatar of Adamantine would put him back where he belongs.

Excelsior! :)

I am surprised at an important ommission from this article...why Hulk is really green. Hulk was originally Grey. In Hulk #1, Hulk was intended to be Grey only. But trouble with the ink made Hulk appear to be several different colors in different s. After testing, they decided that green was the best color for Hulk that they could reliably print, so he became the green Hulk most people are familiar with.

Excelsior! :)

I want him to take the serum, wear the suit and have the shield!

He is awesome that way and he belongs in real fights like that.

As a normal guy he would be breaking bones every time he made the slightest error.

Cap = "super"-hero

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Cap was always better when he has the super serum. They had him do a Hellcats-style motorcycle pull to show he was awesome as a "peak human", but he doesn't belong in the situations he gets into as a guy with some stuff he's tricky with (like the shield). Cap has often had super strength, but not too much usually. With the sub-spidey, but still remarkable agility he has, along with a small amount of super strength, he can be the underdog who finds a way no matter what through pure heart, but still not a ridiculously vulnerable teammate.

I love Sam Wilson as Cap! It brings me way back to all the Falcon and Cap team up comics I grew up on. I am actually working on T4ing Cap (Sam) in Marvel Future Fight. I really do hope that they have him have a little bit of "super" so that everything he does is not just ludicrously impossible for a normal person. It doesn't have to be much, but Cap has always been better as a "super"-hero.

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Reed has an integral of the square root of a negative variable on the board. Square roots of negative numbers are called imaginary numbers and they are an absolutely spot-on way of mathematically representing dimensions which are non-commensurable to the traditional 4 dimensions of our local spacetime. Given the legible diagrams, it is likely that he is proposing that a phenomenon similar to an Einstein-Rosen bridge could be used to skip from their local spacetime to some other spacetime which was non-commensurable to their own. This would be one way to for the FF to "change universes".

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Jean can not just warp reality, but connect with every reality in the Marvel Universe. Currently at the height of her connection to the Phoenix Force, Stephanie Phillips and Marco Renna's Phoenix #5 recently saw Jean invited to Marvel's cosmic pantheon, branding her "the most powerful person in existence."

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"Jean can not just warp reality, but connect with every reality in the Marvel Universe. Currently at the height of her connection to the Phoenix Force, Stephanie Phillips and Marco Renna's Phoenix #5 recently saw Jean invited to Marvel's cosmic pantheon, branding her "the most powerful person in existence.""

Nuff said ;)

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Nice read. I've been blessed enough to have had access, time and (unfortunately) disability enough in my long life to have read a huge proportion of all of the Marvel comic books that were published before 1990 (all titles included). I think you did a grand job of capturing the spirit of Spideys relationship with the FF. He really had a distinct individual relationship with each of them too. Thanks for the write up, done in the mighty Marvel tradition!

Excelsior!

As a permenantly and totally disabled veteran (service connected), I have watched more movies than most people could ever dream of. While I hoped for certain things to happen in Glass that didn't happen, it is not a bad movie at all. McAvoy was amazing. When he enacted his characters experience with being shot multiple times, he makes the audience first question if he will endure, then realize the truth about his nature and power. Willis is somewhat reserved, but his character sort of painted him into that corner because of it's previously established disposition. The ending got a little cute with trying to have a realistically possible world reaction to the main characters nature, but at least they tried to be creative and surprising. All in all, Glass wasn't as strong as the 2 previous films, but it is entertaining and that's the most important function of a movie. Making people think about topics is a very core function of movies, but bringing joy through entertainment is more important and brings more to the world and all of us in it.

Good luck, have fun all :)

-ibnfrey