I'm genuinely surprised Spidey, Cap, and Tony are on the sides they're on. With Spidey's experience, you'd think he'd know better than messing with time. Similarly, this doesn't really seem like Cap's thing. On the other side, it TOTALLY seems like Tony's thing. Messing with the natural order of things to alter them, thinking it's for the better? Sounds so far up his alley he has a summer house there.
Regardless: I feel pretty confident saying that like it's predecessor and Avengers vs X-Men before it, there's no way this ends without copious, dripping, sloshing amounts of out of character behavior. Why is it so appealing to have good guys fight good guys? Is it so hard to have them fight bad guys again? We had the Builder War and that was amazing. Can't we please go back to that?
My thoughts exactly. It seems like an interesting concept but characters are definitely going to suffer from out of character behavior. Again. Sigh.
Is the guy Howard is about to get into a fight with a reference to Soos from Gravity Falls? Because he looks way too much like him for it to be a coincidence.
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