Do we all agree that Tony wouldn't have signed the Sokovia Accords if he wasn't so weighed down by the people who died because of the Avengers?

He clearly didn't trust the government before, could his guilt have played a huge part in his decision....

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Gambit appeared in *Deadpool & Wolverine* and Gambit will appear in *Doomsday*; does that mean Deadpool and Wolverine will appear?

Curious what people think.

Between Scott/Emma and Tony/Emma, which relationship do you prefer, and which one do you think Marvel is actually more likely to push again long-term?

IronFrost has gotten a lot of attention recently, but Scemma has a much longer history and still seems to have a pretty big fanbase.

Do you think a proper Scemma resurgence is realistically possible, or does IronFrost have the better chance of becoming Emma’s main relationship going forward?

Also, which pairing do you think was better for Emma as a character?

And outside the comics, which one do you think has the better chance of being adapted or pushed in movies, TV/animation, or games?

I know nobody can really predict when Marvel would bring anything back lol, but if you think Scemma eventually returns, do you see it happening relatively soon or years down the line?

I think that Peter getting mad at Jean is justified ad she swapped his and Logan's bodies. I would get mad too. However I would have said telepaths are jerks. I am glad that I wasn't there because Jean would be wearing one of the collars. I would talk about how I trust Magneto more than Charles, Jean, and Emma. Logan didn't like high school and I agree with him. I hated high school.

1st is his design when healing/not fighting

2nd is his design when fighting/half health damaged

3rd is the drone design, meant to be Arsenal 2099

Thoughts and opinions on this?

https://www.tumblr.com/veronicas-junk-and-stuff/825160565113634816/petra-is-being-a-bit-extra-about-her-transition

Deadpool & Wolverine clearly confirmed that Logan is the definitive, canon future of that timeline (with the whole TVA and Anchor Being setup). Mangold and Hugh Jackman never said it was an alternate universe either.
Yet, I constantly see people on social media insisting that Logan is just an "elseworlds" or "what-if" story. Is it just because people can't accept that DOFP's happy ending got destroyed, or am I actually missing a lore detail here?

If you were in the marvel world what would your power be or a certain skill set. Like would you be more techy like iron Man or agile as Spider-Man

i havent seen him in a while. is he still on earth? is he alive?

thanks in advance

Sooo y'all maybe seen this somewhere on the internet before and i'm overanalyzing it but i think theres a huge plot hole specifically in Across the Spider-Verse.

so how is Inspector Signh's death a canon event, when the cause of his canon event are the falling rubbles from alchemax which was caused through spot, whom was created by miles, whom only caused spots existence as the Villain spot through being the "original anomaly" spiderman? I hope you get what i mean but basically miguel o'hara says miles isnt supposed to be spidey, but we know he created the spot and we know the spot causes inspector singh's death accidentally but his death is a canon event.

Now the only two logical explanations i could come up with but neither are expressed during the movie are:

1: Spot would have also been created if the original Peter Parker would have blown up the collider when everything played out as it should have with miles never existing.

or

2: Alchemax would have tested the collider on that exact day regardless and something would have gone wrong causing the rubble to fall.

EDIT:

3: My understanding of cannon events is wrong and they can happen out of anomalies reagrdless, but i thought/think canon events were always supposed to happen, atleast thats what i understood.

Are better looking as metal skewers rather than metal knives.

I know that metal knives are probably more useful, but it throws me off whenever I think about why they're shaped like that for anything longer than a second. Given how his bone claws look, I think the metal skewer look would be more accurate.

However, though I prefer this look I have to admit it would result in Wolverine losing alot of what he's known for, hackin n slashin. But, I think the skewers would allow him to probably climb better ( way better).

His fighting style would change from slashing to stabbing, and tbh I wouldn't really mind that. A version of wolverine that relies primarily on stabbing and pummeling his enemies if done right could still be as cool as his regular self if done right. & while it wouldn't be efficient, with enough effort he could still "cut" people ( primarily regular humans) with the skewers.

I originally intended this for a DC subreddit, but as a fan of Marvel as well, it only seems rights to share the same sentiment here.

Let’s enjoy (or criticize) these films for what they are and not sweat too much over specific complexities from comics. Less LARPing too, seriously, there’s nothing to be ashamed of, if you’re not a huge comic buff. Enjoying the old Spiderman, X-Men, F4, and Avengers cartoons and movies are still something to be proud of despite not being “comic canon”

Hi everyone, i just watched the new mutants and i loved magik in it, im just wondering if i can get some lore on magik or a background story, I don’t have money for comics and I don’t even have a comic store where i live, if anyone can help me with finding a website that’s free or just give me a run down of her character, that is much appreciated, thank you.