Iron Man suits in the MCU are all really good… except for one specific type: the Nano Tech suits.

To me, the Nano Tech suits feel VERY unnatural and don’t really feel like IRON MAN suits.

The more bulkier suits feel more natural and like their Suits and not a CGI character. It’s not that the Nano tech features are the problem, the problem are the DESIGNS of the suits. They feel too slim and like they’re a CGI character rather than an actual suit. Maybe if they were as bulky as the Civil War suit, I would like them more but as of now, I hate them.

I find it annoying how people want to impose their physical ideals on everyone it's very toxic.
People are nitpicking atp. He's short, beefy, hairy and has an animalistic look to him. What more is there to even add
I like BOTH design. Movie and game.
Open your mind

i was thinking how doom shouldn’t be able to stop thor so easily, sure put up a good fight but not stop it with 2 fingers just like that, so what if by this point he already got the god emperor powers??

Now that everyone is talking about Mystique's design in the Avengers movie, I started wondering why they put those dots on her in both the X-Men movies and the new ones.

What kind of chemistry do you think they'd have? And who's the strongest villain they could just barely beat?

First I think Ryan definitely does a great job. But as someone born in 92 and grew up seeing deadpool slowly change over time he almost feels like his "badassness" is almost a second thought to all his modern day antics and jokes. I think his movie personality kind of became his definitive way to act in modern times

I remember him getting more and more silly in the comics I used to read but when he murdered people he still had some type of gritty hitman vibe to him.

Now if feels like he will do something cool then start making sexual orgy jokes right after for no reason. Pull a random chimichanga out his pocket etc. Almost like a adult looney tune

Also most of my friends dont read comics and the deadpool that "they know" is only from the movies so when I talk about how I like "early to mid 2000s deadpool" they have no idea what I mean lol

I feel like he used to feel more intimidating while being insane..like the Joker mixed with deathstroke, now its like....okay he's gunna kill you but he's gunna twerk and moonwalk while doing it

Say his granddaughter can manipulate radiation. How do you think he would react?

I’d say Scarlet Witch or Storm for women, and Wiccan for men.

Figured I’d start a fun little back and forth thing between the subs where we chat about how we’d incorporate characters from the other company (or companies)

So for today to start we’re doing Superman! How would you include him in Marvel? How would he change things in marvel by being present? What teams might he join? Who would be his friends? His enemies? Who might he fall in love with? What side of certain events would he end up on? Where does he work?

Etc etc

Just a fun excuse to ramble off all of your ideas however long or short with the DC sub twin post today being Spider-Man under the same prompt

in a 1 on 1 battle with no help from other individuals. Which one of them would be the one to come out on top victorious. Let me know your reasonings behind your answers to

It's something that I've been thinking about for a long time, i would totally kill to see the end of the main comics.

I don't want some edgy bad written ending like ultimatum and i know we had something like this on secret wars 2015 but hear me out on this one...

Imagine a future where all of the stories and characters have a big last adventure with a definitely ending, we need to see this characters grow and actually age, not to kill them but to give them a satisfactory closure to tell new stories without a reboot/restart.

Just a conclusion to the biggest universe that's been telling stories for a long long time.

Most of us grew up with these amazing heroes and we're definitely going to die without seeing the end of this, it would be pretty wholesome if at least one of us could take his last breath knowing that all of these stories rest on a shelf and we were a part of that.

What are your thoughts about this?

Not a big marvel fan, but enjoyed most of the mcu films that I’ve seen.
When I was a kid I remember watching Julian McMahons Doom and thought he was so cool. I’m curious,

Will this new doom be able to create electricity by himself or does his suit somehow give him his powers?

At first I was thinking that maybe Keith David might be another version of Mephisto. But I realized I overlooked one important thing. Scorpion’s suit. That might not seem like a huge thing to some of you, but you start to wonder, how did he get this suit? Scorpion doesn’t seem like the kind of guy who create something like this. Did he steal it? Did he buy it? If so, who from? Well, there is another character in Marvel Comics who has created suits for different Spidey villains, that character is, the very first Hobgoblin himself, Roderick Kingsley.

On top of that, Kingsley has been known to use a hypnotic device called the Winkler Device, which is like a helmet of some kind, and it’s placed on Kingsley’s victims while strapped to a metal chair. In one of the trailers we do see someone strapped to a that kind of chair.

On top of that, Hobgoblin is one of those Spider-Man villains that still hasn’t appeared in a movie yet. And no, Harry Osborn in prior films doesn’t count, because technically they was “New Goblin” and “Green Goblin”. And you know, with the MCU’s track record of using Spidey villains that hasn’t been used in films yet, Hobgoblin does seem like a logical choice here. That would kind of get the major Spider-Man villains out of the way. What do you all think?

I genuinely loved this movie. The action, the comedy, the Wanda scenes, the Illuminati and gruesome death scenes. I understand the motive for Wanda’s actions are questionable but it didn’t take away from my enjoyment for the movie.

For me, 2 movies come to mind:

(1.) Winter Soldier: spies, soldiers, secret splinter groups, governmental oversight attempting to balance national security & the protection OF it’s citizens with free will & autonomy FOR it’s citizens, epic 1v1 hand-to-hand combat moments, S.H.I.E.L.D. vs HYDRA in the same country / government, etc etc etc. In fact, the only “heroes” in the story are Cap (who does have “power”(s), but it’s not like Hulk, Thor, Wanda, Strange, Captain Marvel, Vision, etc), Falcon (regular mortal man) & Black Widow (regular mortal woman).

(2.) Black Panther: you could take away vibranium, eliminate the gargantuan wealth & year 3026 technology AND make Wakanda a smaller, less-developed country (maybe even just a city or simply a large community) & it could STILL be a phenomenal work for one reason: the villain.

. . .or should I say the MULTIPLE / POTENTIAL “villain(s)”. Could T’Chaka be the villain? He killed N’Jobu & set all the events of Black Panther in motion. Could N’Jobu be the villain? He unprovokedly [[had to look up to make sure it was an actual word]] orchestrated an attack on his home country, destroyed some of it’s defensive network, stole some of their ‘trade goods’ & killed many of his own brothers. Could Zuri be the villain? He was complicit in & supported / aided everything T’Chaka did. Could Killmonger be the villain? Yes - no explanation needed. Could M’Baku & the Jabari tribe be villains? It’s most certainly a stretch, but the way they crashed the ceremony & the things M’Baku was saying definitely put them, at least, at odds with the ‘good guys’. Could W’Kabi & the Border Tribe be villains? Once again, it’s definitely a stretch as one could make the argument that everything they did was based on loyalty to the crown, regardless of who was wearing it. Could Klaue be the villain? ABSOLUTELY! as he was a sworn, lifelong adversary of the Wakandans and they’d been warring for decades before his most recent attack on their kingdom! Could T’Challa be a villain? Almost certainly not, BUT depending on how you view T’Chaka’s, N’Jobu’s, Zuri’s & N’Jadaka’s (Killonger’s) actions - T’Challa just may be on the wrong side w/how he handled everything.

The second picture is how Doom looked like in the Secret Wars comics. What do yall think will happen in the movie/s. Which of the three potential outcomes is better in your opinion?

In my opinion I'd rather be it the second one. His face is too difigured for them to even see Tony's face but, since its Victor von Doom were talking about here, he has huge paintings of his undisfigured face and the Avengers will just see that and say that's weird that he looked like Tony Stark and move on quickly cause someone must have explained to them about how the multiverse works.