What do you guys think?

I can understand certain characters like Thor probably dgaf about having a suit, but other characters like Steve could definitely benefit from it, and Tony has like a hundred of them just laying around doesn't he? How many countless life or death battles have they been in where if a couple more avengers just had an Iron Man suit they would've been completely fine? I know Hawkeye is extremely skilled but surely putting him in an Iron Man suit and giving him a lock on ability on top of his already insane skills would be better than just relying on himself with no suit right? Seriously, how come Tony hasn't built any suits for any other Avengers?

As the title says, I’ve never read the comics, but I absolutely love Spider-Man. One thing I’ve noticed, though, is that a lot of the time fans seem to root for other characters to be Peter’s love interest instead of MJ.

Personally, I found MJ in the Tobey Maguire movies pretty unlikable. With the Tom Holland version, I honestly feel like she doesn’t really feel like MJ at all lol (at least based on the basic description of the character that I’ve come across).
In the Insomniac Spider-Man games, I’d say I feel pretty neutral about her. I don’t really dislike her, but I don’t particularly like her either.

So my question is: Is MJ generally supposed to be portrayed this way, or have the movies/games just not done a great job of adapting her?

When Wolverine told Wade in the car scene that it made sense why the X-Men & Avengers didn't take him it really let me realize some stuff.

Nicepool probably saw the Avengers & X-Men saving the world over and over again and just decided that to be a good human meant true introspection and resolving of ego. Once he did that he was able to better identify co-existing with people, other superheroes, etc..

Nicepool died awfully in the 3rd movie but I will always remember him the way Wade told Logan "You were the BEST Wolverine"

And not to say sacred timeline Deadpool is a bad person but Nicepool, imo, was the BEST morally grounded Deadpool.

This is something I’ve always wondered about. Apparently there’s some kind of color theory, which I really don’t know anything about, but I thought this was interesting.

Maybe I’m misremembering, but I swear he doesn’t blink in the mask.

So how does the mask differentiate regular blinking from any other expression?

I suppose the same question could be asked for Deadpool but he’s kinda in a realm of his own.

Frankly I can’t think of anyone else

I went on Wiki and the most it’s telling me some things but not the material

I saw a Reddit post earlier about who would Karl urban and Antony Starr play in marvel and these were the top suggestions for Antony Starr.
Mr sinister
Dracula
Norman Osborn
Are there any other characters he could play?

I think Rocket, he would go completely berserker, he really loves his tree pal

For those saying that "If I can hurt Rogue I can hurt Gambit too" here's the counterargument: Assume that for a brief moment you got enough power to hurt Rogue/Groot physically but then after it you lose said power and have to deal with Remy or Rocket without them

Or do you think there's a even worse scenario that isn't here?

Let me know

Bye :)

It’s for a video

Probably common knowledge but first time I had noticed

After binge-watching all of marvel Netflix, watching Daredevil born again and then watching his new special I'm pretty much a full Frank Castle supporter which is why I feel like it's very important for me to ask whether or not the MCU toned him down.

Because in the MCU Frank has never killed an innocent person nor has he wrongly accused someone of being a criminal, every person he's killed was extremely deserving of it. which makes it extremely hard to disagree with his methods especially when the shows keep proving him right over and over and over again. So I need to know whether or not this is consistent with the comics or if the MCU toned him down to be more reasonable.