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I'd just like to see the Banner Hulk basically reclaim his comic, really. Amadeus is cool, but for me he was cool when he was the kid genius nobody seemed to take seriously until he had basically dismantled their plans/etc. He was his own character, having developed from his experiences with Hulk and Hercules. Making him become a replacement Hulk kinda deflated (IMO) what made him cool and unique.

I'd like to see Bruce return to life... Hulking and being the headliner of his comic, and maybe... consolation prize... kick the crap out of everyone who basically (AGAIN) tried and convicted him... only this time without much shred of evidence except for some kid's possibly manipulated future visions. Maybe have him, in a fit of justified gamma rage caused by the betrayal of those who he trusted... end up killing/maiming Hawkeye while we're at it. At the very least crushing Clint's hands/arms... give him much more than a slap on the wrist for killing Bruce. Banner made the agreement with Clint, not the Hulk... and the Hulk probably won't forgive.

Really dig the concept, and would really like to see the Britannia armor make a post-Flashpoint return.

Maybe it's just my love of 'Symbolic Heroes', but I really dig her design.

Barry makes the 'But I Didn't Listen' face in that last panel. o_o;;

love how she acts so non-chalant and almost surprised that Superman's still ticked about the identity thing... and how she basically betrayed the crap out of him. "What? THIS AGAIN?! You're still mad about that?! C'mon Clark... be reasonable!"

The fact that he's even still taking to her is astounding (astoundingly stupid). Someone did that gross of a betrayal, I wouldn't exactly answer their calls, or worry about how them receiving death threats.

I'm glad I've stopped wasting money on this tripe.

I'm genuinely curious as to how the Fury can walk with it's wonky-looking feet. Any thoughts? theories?

Curious, because some people think that because Psylocke is apart of the X-Men, which Fox owns the rights to, that by default her brother, Brian Braddock, is also owned by Fox. Anyone have more, concrete information?

No. Not really.

Nobody seems to blame the others for their warped actions while possessed by the Phoenix, nobody took Jean Grey to task for what she did as the Dark Phoenix oh so long ago, which was FAR worse than what Namor did, (and the other Phoenix Five) hell nobody seems to CARE anymore what Cyclops did... so suddenly Namor should be held responsible for what he did during this time?

Besides Red Skull, he's one of the few TRUE Golden Age Marvel villains that is still used from time-to-time... at least recently. Baron Zemo, Master Man, Warrior Woman, Baron Strucker, Arnim Zola, Baron Blood, Iron Cross, U-Man, etc. were all added to this time period in the 60's.

His backstory and concept has loads of potential that is just ripe for further stories and development. Granted the nation of Japan has been sparsely utilized outside of Wolverine's ties to it and occasional/sporadic appearances of the Big Hero 6.

Would like to see him take more of a role in the world's affairs.

@mysticmedivh: exactly.

Really don't understand why this is turning into an actual 'vs' debate. Was kinda hoping it'd be a far different discussion. Perhaps I was hoping for a discussion about character motivation and personality in regards to these matters. *shrugs*

Sorry about this blog post turning into such a thing. :/