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Loki is never going to be a purely good guy, he's always going to revert to form. He is Thor's greatest enemy and that's never going to change. Ragnarock actually underlines the fact that Loki's duplicity is innate and that he is the god of mischief. Selling everyone out to Thanos is highly likely, especially if it saves his own skin, which is most assuredly on the line after his loss of two infinity stones to the Avengers.

It's entirely possible he didn't contact Thanos' ship, but it's also entirely within his character to do the noble thing, help save Asgard, and then immediately turn around and do the selfish thing, contact Thanos and give him the cosmic cube! Loki also clearly cares more about his own self-aggrandizement then the people of Asgard. He may foolishly believe that giving Thanos the cube will guarantee him dominion over the Asgardians who had just annointed Thor as their new king, something I'm sure he's not happy about.

So far, Slade has the edge. The season 1 episode where he single-handedly takes out a dozen men so Oliver can use a radio is pretty badass. This could and probably will change after the Punisher series is released!

@thordinson: @arthurkerr: @thor_parker82: @haveatthee: I think a better question is: did Loki contact Thanos' Ship?!

I think a large part of the appeal is that Jamie would then have a relationship with someone other than his manipulative, sociopathic sister.

Without a doubt, they would make a good couple. Her unshakeable code of honor and his rugged pragmatism, complement one another perfectly. They both strive to be better than they are and are more complete individuals due to their friendship. The only thing possibly lacking is sexual chemistry, but I think their respect and love for one another could overcome that hurdle.

Probably Hela. Her magic swords should have the same cutting potential as WW's sword, so decapitation is possible. She's also capable of creating giant blades that impale Surtur so she could conceivably incapacitate him with impalement and then decapitation.

Doubt it. The mind stone is the unknown quantity. We don't know how it will effect her.

He does but not like Frank. Not by feats.

@assemblesquad:

Round 1: Intelligence -- Reacher, great memory, attention to detail, always looking for the truth. Punisher's also quite intelligent. We just haven't seen enough of him to compare. Tactically Punisher is probably more intelligent, whereas REacher is better at improvising.

Round 2: Strength-- Punisher, taking down DD requires impressive strength. He also staggered Kingpin, while his arms were tied. Reacher's got nothing on him.

Round 3: Speed-- Reacher, Cruise loves to run and seemed to be more agile and quick on his feet. Punisher got clipped with a lot of shots Reacher probably would have dodged. Then again, Punisher was fighting DD, his reflexes might be as good or better but his hand speed and travel speed isn't up to par.

Round 4: Marksmanship -- Punisher has more and better accuracy feats. Reacher prefers H2H but is also a good shot.

Round 5: Durability/Endurance-- Punisher, without question. The man's a tank. To KO him, you have pistol whip him 6 times, choke him out with a chain and then smash his head into a brick wall. Reacher was badly dazed by a glancing blow by a baseball bat.

Round 6: Physical Health --Don't know what this means. Punisher is brain damaged and takes more physical damage then Reacher so he's probably in worse shape.

Round 7: Experience-- Punisher, though this is close. Reacher was an MP not a special forces soldier, even if he might have served in that capacity behind the scenes, PUnisher has more combat experience and from the TV show trailers more experience against far deadlier odds.

Round 8: Training-- Punisher, special forces training is second to none.

Round 9: Hand to Hand skills -- Reacher seems to have better H2H, he relies on it more at least.