All posts by Nathanial Higgins

Personally, I wouldn’t include Avengers Tower on this list. I didn’t really see it as a “hero.” It was more of a building.

In regards to AoS seasons needing to be broken down by episode for the timeline, I will say that it definitely is not necessary. They didn’t break down Daredevil Season 2/Luke Cage Season 1 or The Punisher Season 2/Jessica Jones Season 3 by episodes for crossover. Nor are they doing that with the movies by scene for Fury’s Bug Week.

Even in the official timeline book released by Marvel Studios, they have events of certain movies/tv shows overlap that don’t seem to be directly acknowledged by this breakdown.

Pretty much every one of the five fingers of The Hand are completely underrated.

D’Spayre is also underrated AND underappreciated.

Sorry, I take full responsibility.

No comments were deleted, I’m just not a nice person on this Fandom. Sorry I offended everybody.

All I’m saying is that, if Gamora didn’t scream, it would have played out differently. It is less likely that she would have been taken in by Thanos. More than likely, they would have still been caught, eventually. Whether or not she and/or her mother survived is unknown.

@Optimusprimebumblebee "Neo Astral-X" 123 I honestly think that Deadpool 3 is still a better title. Even though it’s the first Deadpool film in the MCU, it’s meant to follow up the previous Fox ones as well. Keeping the title as Deadpool 3 would be the most “Deadpool” thing to do.

Interesting ideas for What If…? scenarios.

@ShyGuy1992 Yes to Cal, but I honestly have a hard time labeling Talbot as a villain. Sure, his actions were misguided at the end, but most of that was not from a fault of his own.

Leland Owlsly

The support group for those who were victims of alien abduction in Runaways

@Kvile2000 December 31, 2008 and January 1, 2010 is one year and one day (366 days). That is significantly less than two years (730 days).

The box office.

Hulk. That was already established in Thor: Ragnarok.

Tony had it programmed in the computer that Hulk was the strongest avengers, and as we all know, Tony is never wrong.

Removing Agents of SHIELD and The Defender’s Saga, I would assume that Peggy Carter has the most.

I don’t remember Iron Man in Thor, Captain America: The First Avenger, Thor: The Dark World, Guardians of the Galaxy, Ant-Man, Doctor Strange, Guardians of the Galaxy, Vol. 2, Thor: Ragnarok, Black Panther, Ant-Man and the Wasp, or Captain Marvel.

I, personally, think that they should avoid using the multiverse/reboots to integrate other characters. It just seems to be a lazy way out. They should take on the challenge head on. Grab the bull by the horns and say: This is where these characters have been this whole time, and there is nothing the multiverse can do to stop it.

@Petertwentyone Im sorry if I offended you, but my answer is still Mme. Gao.

Madame Gao

I very much enjoyed this. While the trailer made me expect this series to be closer to Daredevil and The Punisher, I actually found this to be much closer to the tone of Yellowstone. This isn’t a complaint, by any means. I love Yellowstone, but was surprised that I found it more comparable to that than the Marvel Netflix shows.