tximinoman

IMO it all comes down to where are they fighting:

Outdoors/Open Space indoors: Spider-Man should win 9 out of 10 fights, he's faster, stronger, has a Spider-Sense and can attack from a distance. The only way Logan may have a chance is if he's "hunting" Peter down (what I mean by this is that the fight doesn't start with both heroes one in front of the other but rather Wolverine chooses to go kill Pete for whatever reason -and Peter doesn't know about it for whatever reason).

Closed Space: Wolverine should win every time. Peter doesn't know how to fight in close spaces as well as Logan and there's just so much space he can run to.

My top:

1-Kingpin: Wilson Fisk was very interesting and, for once, Marvel decided to develop his villain

2-Ward: Grant Ward's evolution through the whole AoS series has been great. I'm happy they kept him as a villain since he works much better that way and can't wait to see what they do with the character this year. Also, it's one of the few they've developed.

3-Loki: Everybody likes Loki, although in my opinion his character is way too one dimensional. He's evil, he wants to rule Asgard... there's not much about him other than Tom Hiddleston's charisma.

4-Ultron: It was great and had everything going for him. He was big, menacing, seemingly unstoppable... great villain. And then in the last fight he just kind of loses, which sucks.

5-Calvin Zabo: IMO the most fun villain of them all.

The rest are way too underdeveloped to even be consider.

@justice_teen said:

@meatwadf said:

@flash1812 said:

Coolio

No, that's the Joker.

THIS is Coolio. :p

One beats you with a crow bar, the other forces you to hear his new mixtape.

Frank Miller should be ashamed he made the worst joker ever.

I like Miller's Joker in TDKR's context. It wouldn't work anywhere else.

BTW, is it just me or Coolio looks like a Batman villain?

Poor Man's Vision.

As far as I know... no she isn't. In the comics she was a superhero who also retired for some reason. But she didn't lost her powers, she just quit her superhero persona for a long time.

What was the hastag? #NotAllGreenScreen?

Watchmen basically puts what's in the comic on the screen. I love the comic but I thought the movie sucked, not only because I had this feeling of deja vu through out the whole thing but because some things that work in the comic just didn't in the movie (like Rorscharch inner monologue) while others that weren't in the comic but were in the movie took me out completely (like the fact that the Watchmen are no longer humans but super powered people who can crash stone columns with their bare hands)

I'm happy to see that when the JL members are not in costume they still dress up with their colors, so we know who they are when a talentless artist like JRjr draws them:

Who are the mutants that are living in Utopia? I recognize Boom-Boom, someone who I think is Masque, Karma (since when does Karma have a robotic leg?) but who are the others?

And about the Iceman thing... I have a couple of problems. For starters, I don't agree with it because it kind of sends the message that being gay is something you choose (this issue pretty much implies that our present, older Bobby was at some point gay and then he just decided not to be gay anymore) and I think that's horrible. Also there's this thing Bendis has been doing since he brought the original X-men to the present, where some things do matter and keep settling that these people ARE in fact the younger versions of the characters we know, and then he does lots of things that proove they aren't. I think he (Bendis) should get his s**t toghether.

Isn't Hank Pym supposed to be fused with Ultron in space?