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So wait likedid they kill off two different Hulks in this series? They for sure Bruce Banner but is She-Hulk really dead as well?
Hulk's dead, Jen's in a coma.
So wait likedid they kill off two different Hulks in this series? They for sure Bruce Banner but is She-Hulk really dead as well?
I don't think it's a morals thing, I feel it's a control thing. Tony prefers to be the smartest and wealthiest guy in the room, the prospect of having Ulyssus' visions be the first and last word on what threats the superhero community should respond to and how and when isn't something he can stomach.
Still not digging this. Still don't think Tony is acting at all like Tony Stark. Would he want to understand how this works? Absolutely. Would he be saying it's not something they should use, much less consider using? Not the slightest chance.
That's a Captain America-type position to take no action on something on the basis of a hope that the writing on the wall is wrong. Tony has always been the pragmatic one who doesn't believe in moral absolutes. Tony's ethics are utilitarian -- he doesn't believe in anything being morally right for its own sake, or that humanity is meant to serve morals. Morals are meant to serve the needs of humanity.
Remember, this is one of the guys who built the bombs to save Earth-616 from the Incursions -- by blowing up other Earths.
So wait likedid they kill off two different Hulks in this series? They for sure Bruce Banner but is She-Hulk really dead as well?
Hulk's dead, Jen's in a coma.
Which is a great example of how poorly this series is being written. Issue #1 explicitly showedJen die. They left it to a damn recap blurb in issue #3 to say "Wait, no, she's in a coma!"
And there's also the serious oversight in that no one even considered whether Bruce should be told his cousin is dead (or "in a coma," whichever it is). I get that the Avengers, et. al. may decide against mentioning it because they're already worried about him Hulk-ing out -- but for there to not even be a conversation about it? Lame as hell.
It's nice to see Tonysharing what he's discovered (even if he's reformed the freakin' Illuminati), but frankly, it's impossible to swallow that he wouldn't want to continue utilizing Ulysses as a potentially useful resource considering that Ulysses's power is basically the sort of thing Tony, Hank McCoy, Reed Richards and T'Challa have always done with their intellects. Especially Tony. He's a self-described futurist who makes predictions, and responds to those predictions accordingly.
So, for hardcore Carol fans following her closely, this period of her publication history can pretty much be summarized as "you see her go down and up, and down and up, and down and up -- and down."
So, I just read "Captain Marvel" #10 (the final "Civil War II" tie-in issue), and I don't even know what's going on with this anymore. Carol has acted just as insane in the various tie-ins to this event as she has in the core mini-series -- but here we see her getting past the few doubts she has left about how she's been acting, and it's framed like it's a good thing.
She's also shown deciding that she's going to be worthy of all the respect she gets from regular people, but from issue #1 of "Ultimates 2," we know this whole "predictive justice" thing is about to blow up in her face (probably because of what she did at the end of issue #7 of the core mini-series), and that she's going to be eating some serious crow pretty soon.
So, for hardcore Carol fans following her closely, this period of her publication history can pretty much be summarized as "you see her go down and up, and down and up, and down and up -- and down."
So, I just read "Captain Marvel" #10 (the final "Civil War II" tie-in issue), and I don't even know what's going on with this anymore. Carol has acted just as insane in the various tie-ins to this event as she has in the core mini-series -- but here we see her getting past the few doubts she has left about how she's been acting, and it's framed like it's a good thing.
She's also shown deciding that she's going to be worthy of all the respect she gets from regular people, but from issue #1 of "Ultimates 2," we know this whole "predictive justice" thing is about to blow up in her face (probably because of what she did at the end of issue #7 of the core mini-series), and that she's going to be eating some serious crow pretty soon.
So, for hardcore Carol fans following her closely, this period of her publication history can pretty much be summarized as "you see her go down and up, and down and up, and down and up -- and down."
This whole debacle has me all
Like for serious Marvel don't fuck up Carol