Who is the greatest strategist in Marvel?

Cap doesn't have contingency plans for Galactus. Panther does.

Black Panther.

@renaissanceman said:

That doesn't make him a better strategist. That just means he's educated on things that Cap isn't. Black Panther is SMARTER than Captain America and well versed in many areas of science. That's a different argument entirely though.

There is only one right answer...

@evilvegeta74:

Can you recommend stories for me? I really want to read them. My favorite period of X-Men was the 70s and 80s and although I was a big Cyclops fan and the characters said how great of a leader he was, it never showed. Wolverine and Storm were better. I read Messiah Complex and Second Coming and he was my favorite X-Men reading them, and he rose to be in my top 5 Marvel. Now I've been reading the All New X-Men/ Uncanny X-Men and haven't been that impressed.

Honestly Vance Astro would be more informative than I ever could on the subject matter. He would be a great source to ask!@vance_astro

@evilvegeta74:

Can you recommend stories for me? I really want to read them. My favorite period of X-Men was the 70s and 80s and although I was a big Cyclops fan and the characters said how great of a leader he was, it never showed. Wolverine and Storm were better. I read Messiah Complex and Second Coming and he was my favorite X-Men reading them, and he rose to be in my top 5 Marvel. Now I've been reading the All New X-Men/ Uncanny X-Men and haven't been that impressed.

@thunderbolt30 Thank you! I really appreciate it. I bought Joss Whedon's run on Astonishing X-men. I don't like his writing at all. I just feel like I'm reading a bunch of immature clowns, and especially hated his Kitty. Unfortunately, it's why I hated the Avengers movie. None of the dialogue ever feels natural to me, more of a competition who can be a bigger smart alec. However, I read Deadly Genesis and really liked it. I'm going to check out that Fear Itself Tie In and Utopia. Thanks!