Metatron_Da_Don

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Iron Man in GoG? Maybe its his descendant, Iron Man 2020?
 
Gamora's outfit is probably what it will be in the movie right? I assume the revealing original outfit would be too embarassing for an actress to wear, let alone do fight scenes in.
 
And Bug is nowhere in the promo -- btw I know he is a extensive history, but was Bug made as a comic relief character? I ask because he has 1 helluva generic name.

I wonder which Ant Man we will see. A year ago wasn't the working script reported to be full of humor and have the working title Irredeemable Ant Man, as in Erik...the AntMan who just died in Secret Avengers? 

I, like r3d_rob1n will have no issues with Peter Parker not being Spider-man, as long as he still plays a major part in the book, either as a mentor, tech builder or both. I believe he earned his rest/retirement from the costume.

My main issue is, according to Dan Slott, he will not be with Mary Jane. I mean they have been together for a long time, he told Silver Sable (Hope she comes back soon), after turning her down, he wanted to be worthy of MJ and near the end of the Spider-Island arc MJ whispered "I love you" to Peter which he did not hear and granted he was wearing his costume at the time. The fact that they are separating them in a more permanent basis, in terms of their relationship, really does not sit well with me.

Found this info regarding Mary Jane in a step-by-step accounting at the NYCC by CBR which apparently says " Slott compared the tone to Gwen Stacy's death and "Kraven's Last Hunt." Then, "You want Spider-Man and Mary Jane back together? They're back together! But he's not Peter Parker."

I'm hoping this is more of Marvels teasing or even one of their twists where it is Peter but with a new identity, which was setup by technology or magic, in order to escape his identity being revealed by Doc Oc.

I'd like:
 - Hercules as a sidekick 
- or a simple cameo rejecting to help (ala Wolvie in X-Men Origins); 
- or maybe Thor flies to Olympus and no one wants to help and Hercules the demi-god is too drunk, then Thor shakes his head and asks if the concubines have any superpowers... 
 
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Found this on the internet, and was reminded just how good Kirby is.  As a 90s kid when I first saw Kirby's I thought it was grotesque and ugly because of the square/rectangular designs on people but 
to me as I explored artistry as an occupation, the simplicity of the lines turned out to actually be harder to imitate than it looked.  And he used less strokes than people but his pictures helped convey the message.
The beauty lies in that if Reed Richards got hit by gamma rays maybe his face would look like that. 
After reading some of the New Gods Kirby has truly grown on me.

In my opinion Kirby is the GOAT, the 'A' standing for (comic book) Artist.
They say the costume designs may have influenced New Gods.  The pictures are in the link below.
http://io9.com/5925839/jack-kirby--the-co+creator-of-thor-and-the-x+men--once-designed-costumes-for-a-college-shakespeare-play -

  Jack Kirby — the co-creator of Thor and the X-Men — once designed costumes for a college Shakespeare play Cyriaque Lamar 
Comic book legend Jack Kirby was responsible for the iconic looks of such famous superheroes as Captain America, Hulk, the X-Men, Thor, and the Fantastic Four.

But back in the 1960s, Kirby put his mark on the Bard when a theater group at the University of California at Santa Cruz asked the famed artist to design costumes for their production of William Shakespeare's Julius Caesar. Kirby happily obliged, and the resulting outfits were beyond rad.

This story begins in 1969, when director/UC Santa Cruz staffer Sheldon Feldner wrote to Marvel Comics asking if an artist would be willing to draft costumes for the college's performance of Julius Caesar.

An assistant and I drove down and stayed at Jack's overnight. We watched 'Spartacus' on TV and talked about Roman armor. But mostly we listened to Jack talk about 'Julius Caesar.'

Kirby's costumes for this play — which were made out of military surplus, plastic, and vinyl — hint at the regalia he would later give to DC Comics' interstellar New Gods, who later appeared in 1971. For the love of the Highfather, does anybody have footage of this production? Email me if so.

These wonderful images come courtesy of the Kirby Museum, which has a wealth of lesser known work by Kirby, including the times he drew Mickey Mouse in 1991 (last two images, below)."

• Q:  "Has the upcoming Spider-Man appeared in a title yet?"  A:  "The Superior Spider-Man has serious Spider-Man pedigree."

Considering Hawkeye was in UMvC3 they are going to have to find a way to make GA's playstyle fresh, to which I wish them good luck.