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I've personally always liked the superheroes without super-powers the most. (Batman, Iron man, etc)
I guess because they seem more believable... and more fallible.
I see. It's a valid view but i find myself more compelled to a superhero that mixes technology with his own personal gifts, To create a new and original form of warriors. Spiderman for example.
I see. It's a valid view but i find myself more compelled to a superhero that mixes technology with his own personal gifts, To create a new and original form of warriors. Spiderman for example.
What kind of Spiderman?
Mopey Spiderman
Goofball Nerd Spiderman
Dancing Spiderman
Dark Emo Spiderman
Cool Skaterboy Spiderman
Sexy Spiderman
Tearful Spiderman
Gruff Brooding Spiderman
Wisecracking Comedian Spiderman
Or perhaps you're more into alternate dimension versions of Spiderman?
What about those Spider Geth from Mass Effect 1?
Guest_AugmentedAssassin_*
What kind of Spiderman?
Mopey Spiderman
Goofball Nerd Spiderman
Dancing Spiderman
Dark Emo Spiderman
Cool Skaterboy Spiderman
Sexy Spiderman
Tearful Spiderman
Gruff Brooding Spiderman
Wisecracking Comedian Spiderman
Or perhaps you're more into alternate dimension versions of Spiderman?
What about those Spider Geth from Mass Effect 1?
The essence of the concept of Spiderman from the very beginning portrays my idea.
Alright.....
Alright.....
Apparently Spiderman will be in Avengers 3...
Apparently Spiderman will be in Avengers 3...
He could also show up in Cap 3 as well though. Let's see what happens....
Guest_AugmentedAssassin_*
...And a lot of people are already speculating that it was Ultron controlling the Hulkbuster armor to fight Hulk
Uh... no. My theory is Hulk will be overwhelmed at some point & not be able to tell Ultron/the Vision from Tony (He is kinda like a kid when Hulked out, after all...)
So Tony Stark is the father? Seems to be the impression I am getting from the trailer. Guess that means they decided against the Ant Man movie and including him in the Avengers Movie series.
Guest_AugmentedAssassin_*
Ant-Man is still going to be a deep character and he will heavily affect the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Marvel has already stated that. But it does make sense for Tony to create Ultron.
Sony will want a FAT paycheck
There is nothing wrong with chasing a FAT paycheck.
It's just good business. 
Unless one performs morally dubious activities for that FAT paycheck. 
Guest_AugmentedAssassin_*
There is nothing wrong with chasing a FAT paycheck.
It's just good business.
Unless one performs morally dubious activities for that FAT paycheck.
No, that's also still good business.
As long as you make more money than you lose in the possible court case (which is usually how it works) it is still considered good business.
Uh... no. My theory is Hulk will be overwhelmed at some point & not be able to tell Ultron/the Vision from Tony (He is kinda like a kid when Hulked out, after all...)
It is a common theme with the Avengers - they face a threat, nearly get beaten, Hulk freaks out, eliminates the threat... and then the Avengers spend a good chunk of time after that trying to take down the Hulk. Because Hulk becomes stronger the angrier he gets, to beat truly powerful foes he has to get REALLY angry. Which means he is still really wound up after a really hard fight.
In fact, this type of string of events led to the "Planet Hulk" and subsequent "World War Hulk" comic series. Earth's heroes realized Hulk was just too unstable and destructive to leave on Earth, so they tricked him into being sent out into space, far away from any harm. Of course, he winds up landing on a war-torn planet, takes it over and then leads an all-out assault on Earth seeking revenge. Given that Marvel seems to have zero idea what to do with Hulk, an adaptation of this might be an applicable solution to keep his story going and possibly presenting something bigger than Thanos once Infinity War is over.
Guest_AugmentedAssassin_*
I don't think that's what's going to happen in Age of Ultron though. I remember someone at Marvel saying that Tony is going to screw it up with Hulk.
I don't think that's what's going to happen in Age of Ultron though. I remember someone at Marvel saying that Tony is going to screw it up with Hulk.
Well, I think Tony is going to screw a lot of things up in Ultron.
My guess is that Tony will somehow cause Pepper to die in the fallout of the events. After unleashing this threat on the world and possibly making things worse with antagonizing Hulk, I'm betting he decides to just leave Earth altogether and join the Guardians, since he was a team member there for a while.
If so, I'm going to be giddy seeing Robert Downey and Chris Pratt playing off each other.
Guest_AugmentedAssassin_*
Well, I think Tony is going to screw a lot of things up in Ultron.
My guess is that Tony will somehow cause Pepper to die in the fallout of the events. After unleashing this threat on the world and possibly making things worse with antagonizing Hulk, I'm betting he decides to just leave Earth altogether and join the Guardians, since he was a team member there for a while.
If so, I'm going to be giddy seeing Robert Downey and Chris Pratt playing off each other.
As much as I wouldn't like this scenario to happen, It'd be BRILLIANT to see Tony with Guardians!
As much as I wouldn't like this scenario to happen, It'd be BRILLIANT to see Tony with Guardians!
Which part? Tony leaving Earth or Pepper dying?
Guest_AugmentedAssassin_*
Which part? Tony leaving Earth or Pepper dying?
Pepper dying and Tony basically losing everything he had.
Pepper dying and Tony basically losing everything he had.
Pepper dying and Tony basically losing everything he had.
Ah. I see it as inevitable. If not as the result of AoU, then definitely before the events of Civil War. Tony needs to feel like the world isn't safe anymore and feel the need to tag and collar everyone who has more powers than a normal human. That type of paranoia and obsessive desire for control has to stem from devastating loss... or the fear of it.
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