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@worldflash: You seem to have a problem with with fact that people have negative opinions about a film you haven't seen. If you disagree with there criticism that's fine, but the people who express them have every right to do so. If your issue is the degree of negativity surrounding their comments, I don't know what to tell you. The psychology behind why people are more negative about certain things than others is far too complicated to discuss here. Regardless, you can't just dismiss their opinions and call them fanboys, which many people are trying to do.

@worldflash: The film was certainly over-hyped by DC/WB. They've been promoting the film as if it's the fight of the century. They've also stated in several interviews how different and unique it is and plenty of DC fans have been hyping it as the next Dark Knight. In no way was I talking about comments on CV or other sites. Hype can come at any point in regards to virtually anything. Have you ever heard of a hype-man? Their job is to hype up a crowd "before" a performance. Kevin Smith, among others, had been hyping up the film for months.

Your opinion on the prequels is subjective. I was stating the general consensus of most SW fans I've come across. If you disagree that's fine.

Stop assuming I want the the DC films to be like Marvels. I never said they were copying Marvels style. I was simply saying they wanted to cash in on the idea of a connected comic universe. I also mentioned the X-Men, who who have a fairly dramatic tone, similar to DC is attempting. It's indisputable that Marvel popularized the a combined cinematic superhero universe, that doesn't mean they have exclusive rights to the idea or that they do it perfectly. I really think this entire topic has you viewing everything I'm saying in context of a Marvel fanboy. I personally enjoy what Marvel has done for the most part but I don't hate DC, in fact Nightwing and the Question are two of my favorite comic characters. I do feel that they have an over-reliance on Batman but that's a topic for another conversation. At the end of the day, quite a few people are disappointed by this film like they were with AoU. I'm sure the film has its positive moments but if if those moments get overshadowed by negative moments for some people, it shouldn't be surprising that some people give it poor reviews.

@stormphoenix: If mutants weren't getting dump on then how would all the disenfranchised relate to them.

@stormphoenix: I believe the comments made by Medusa and Triton are there to show how separated was from humanity. Unlike the FF and Avengers they know very little about mutants. I'd say it was mainly ignorance than hatred. The Royal Family in particular has always been somewhat standoffish when it comes to outsiders. To your other point, because mutants exposed to terrigen are may contract M-Pox it is very likely that everyone, including Inhumans, are afraid of its effects. Finally, the Inhumans didn't colletively drop the Terrigen Bomb: Black Bolt did (and he really didn't have a choice). Even after the mist started spreading and Attilan crash on earth, the mist wasn't causing any problems. In all likelihood some third party is actually at fault for the whole M-Pox mess.

@sprior93: You really are delusional aren't you. Gorgon has been around for decades but yet only now he's a Wolverine ripoff. The descriptions you just used could be lobbied at other books as well, Saga and Rat Queens spring to mind as well as some DC books like Suicide Squad. As far as the Reader comparison goes, he's blind and can only use is powers three times a day. Blindspot from the Daredevil is a more apt comparison.

Seriously, you have to be trolling. You're blatantly ignoring all the details that make characters different and only focusing on the most generic of similarities.

@tensor: Cool, I need to start reading the manga.

@tensor: Off-topic but if that's Meliodas in your avatar then you have earn my respect sir.

@zombiesamurai: the title of the book fall in line with the rest of the creative teams work and was decided on a long time ago, before Sam was ever Cap.

Isn't Old Man Logan supposed to get a solo at some point?

@feartheliving: I think if anything this article shows the opposite of that. There are at least 8 books on this list that Fox own the movie rights to.