ColonelRunAway

You missed Captain America: Sentinel of Liberty #8.

You mean like a time machine, sonic screwdriver, the ability to regenerate from a near fatal-injury?

The playing ground's not that far off.

Their base, Knowhere, has a teleporter that can go anywhere in the universe. Not that it'd be much use in tracking him, but if they knew where he was going without time travel, they could keep up.

He's got a point.

The school system's been shot in the face several times, and its family is begging to let it off life support, but that's just a coincidence.

Thanos is easily more manipulative. Not to mention he's at least a few decades older than Reed, grew up on a much more advanced planet, and has some of the most hands-on experience with cosmic stuff of anyone in 616.

But Reed is more curious, always learning new things. Thanos is generally content with using what he already knows, only learning new things to suit a specific goal. He's incredibly smart, but doesn't always tap into his full potential.

As though smoldering testosterone t'was poured forth from the loins of a Norseman, unto a mold cast from the rock of a god's dying chord, feast thine virgin eyes upon the most masculine thing mankind hath ever wrought.

Write what you know, and stay far, far away from this site.

Best advice you'll ever get.

This is true.

OHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHthat does my heart good.

"Good, good! One by one now, repossess our assets from the colonies!"