All posts by M.K.M.007

And no, before you say anything, I'm not talking about the gritty, edgy, hyper-sensitive, overly-paranoid, manipulative, controlling, realistic, and all-too-dysfunctional-for-comfort reimagining of the Avengers from Marvel's now-defunct "Ultimate" imprint. I'm really referring to the team that originated from Captain Marvel's proposal of a proactive task force with the purpose of looking into potential threats and solving them before they can become a problem to Earth, applying nonviolent solutions whenever possible.

Nothing may be officially said about them yet, but we've seen a lot of their members in previous media so far. So I for one would be interested to see what a film version of what Carol Danvers described as "the ultimate team, to solve the ultimate problems" would be like. Thoughts, anyone?

I for one think that it would be very cool if we get to see Arno Stark a.k.a. Iron Metropolitan a.k.a. Iron Man 2020 at some point in the franchise's future.

The M.C.U. may not have made any mention of Tony's older brother, but with the world keep asking "Who's going to be the next Iron Man?" ever since he died, I think that Arno would be the best answer to that. After all: he's been known to utilize his own Iron Man armors, and he's also taken on the alias a couple of times. Many keep thinking that Rhodey a.k.a. War Machine (who's also taken on the name on several occasions as well) or Riri Williams a.k.a. Ironheart will fill the void, but neither of them seem to have quite the same level of ingenious resourcefulness to either rival or come close to Stark's genius like Arno does. Thoughts?

I had to ask because in the comics, the Avengers have their headquarters in a mansion located on 890 Fifth Avenue, Manhattan, New York City, New York. And as we all know, the alternative version of Thanos and his elite and forces destroyed Avengers Compound after traveling to the present in Avengers: Endgame. If we get to see the Compound rebuilt, I for one can see it looking like this, incorporating virtually element from how one can see it in Ant-Man, Spider-Man: Homecoming, Avengers: Infinity War, and Endgame.

Neat, huh? I was able to create this image through the use of Vivago, an A.I.-driven pics and clips generating website and application. One can use it to manifest the images and videos that they want to see with the inclusion of a prompt typed in and some images as visual references to get the idea of what they're hoping to see in it. It can sometimes take a while and a few takes that don't quite fit what one wants to see, but I for one think it's a really neat tool for such projects if you can't draw or illustrate. Other than all that, though, I'd like to hear your thoughts on getting either a rebuilt Compound or the Mansion built in its place.

I read that Tom Holland's live-action iteration of Peter Parker is the sixth. But here's the catch: Danny Seagren didn't really do too much of anything other than stand there and do poses in Super Spidey Stories, and Shinji Tōdō's portrayal of Spidey in the Japanese show was actually an original iteration named Takuya Yamashiro. Therefore, I implore whoever made those updates in the articles of each main iteration of Spidey to remove those edits. Otherwise, merry Christmastime, everyone!

I know it seems like a long shot by far, but when considering some comics being flung into the future and all the interstellar settings that we've seen thus far, it'd be interesting to see it.

Obviously, I dunno if this really is the actual flag of the Shi'ar Empire. I'm just putting it out there.

I know it seems like a longshot at best, since their comic line was cancelled after two story arcs.

But for conversation's sake, I'd like to read your input on their potential.

I like to sometimes put together collages, so I once put together these two collages of all the logos for HYDRA, spanning both the M.C.U. and the comics.

Neat, huh? Obviously, I don't consider myself a HYDRA sympathizer, I just thought I'd share them with you.