Captain Marvel

And it's happening in Metropolis and it's, you know, his friends are suffering.

Captain Marvel passes away in the middle of all this, like, holding up basically Tower 2.

Like, it's really dark.

So...

Yeah, and Jimmy Olsen, who had been Lex and the president's main adversary through the first third of the book.

Yeah, absolutely.

By the way, you mentioned Captain Marvel.

this was a really intriguing bit where i think it's wonder woman right who's telling him to change back into billy

And it, and things like that were just fun in that book.

And a, a, a scene that I particularly enjoyed was the confrontation between Voe and Captain Marvel.

That was fun, in the latrine.

But I loved all of it.

So Bruce says, you're talking about an inhibitor that will work on anyone with any powers.

So yes, presumably it would also work on Captain Marvel.

As

you said, Platoon, the important part is just how advanced it is, whether or not it's ultimately more or less than any other suit isn't really the point that's important.

Why is it that MJ encroaches on something that Peter Parker can do rather than having different skills and interests? They chose to do that.

They chose to have it that she solved it through essentially the same means that he could have and should have.

this uh this guy's approach with a lot of this will be like if i said i hate the captain marvel is immensely unstoppably powerful in like every scenario and then there's a scene where someone just gives her a light push and she crumbles into ash and she's dead and that's that's the story and i complain about both those things his response would be like so you're complaining she's too powerful and not powerful enough

almost like you're pursuing your dishonest antsy mcu agenda it's like wow way to like miss the point completely yeah

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But it does...

Like you're saying, it does bring up a lot of interesting ideas.

Also, from sort of the outside of it, looking sort of just the MCU part of it, filmmaking-wise, this is part of a real hot streak, or begins a real hot streak with them, where they found a way to take the superhero tropes and take another genre and meld it together and make something interesting with it because we have a typical 70s spy thriller james bondy kind of thing and then put captain america on top of it and then you know it's the asian fusion like it basically there is like you wouldn't think these would work together and yet they do and yet we're going to see it with a heist movie with ant-man and we're going to you know uh whatever you want to say with guardians like in terms of space faring adventure like all these different things where they do that And then I feel like now, as the age that we're currently in, they have sort of lost the thread of that and now are just making derivative of derivative as opposed to sort of taking elements from other things and bringing them in and doing them in a Marvel way.

Yes.

But, to be fair, his name was originally Captain Marvel.

Oh.

So.

Yes, yes.

There is that.

So we are Captain Marvel.

Yes.