uroboros

Dear lord let this spark a new line of cosmic titles from Marvel. I've been waiting to long now for my fix.

I just can't care anymore. I'm sure what ever happens that shocks us they'll have an amazing deus ex machina that will descend and return everything back to its status quo. Please Marvel, just let us take a breathe between events!

those posters looks like bad fan art..and these trailers just really aren't selling the film, I'm excited but not because of what I've been shown..

I watched this show for a bit of fun but to be honest the animation left a lot to be desired, especially in the action sequences..I don't remember a single episode where the aspect ratio didn't fly out the window.

This entire series needs more SHOW and less TELL. That panel where Centrehall is talking about the lasers made me want to smother myself. There is a clear mistrust between writer and artist because I don't find them correlating with each other at all, not compared to how Lobdell is going on Red Hood where the writing just fits the action so perfectly.

I like JR..and I'll never apologise..

Not enough Claudia Black. More Claudia Black please.

really..he's changing things FOREVER!? Because that seems to be an amount of time that marvel struggles with..seeing as Johnny's death didn't even last a year..

@Owie said:

I do think the adult/kid Vision issue is sort of odd. I was under the impression (although I'm no expert) that the kid Vision was made of the adult Vision's old parts, so I don't get how that happened. And I agree that Bendis is not exactly the kind of writer who cares about this kind of issue at all, so we will likely never get to see this situation resolved. I mean, this just further complicates the tangled physical/mental web between the WW2 Human Torch, Wonder Man, Vision, and Young Avengers Vision (aka Jonas).

The body parts are actually Iron Lad's suit which downloaded Visions AI to discover the Young Avengers protocol. When Iron Lad left the suit it was a mixture of Visions AI and residual brain waves from young Kang that made it sentient.

@spiderbat87 said:

I dont think Catwoman intended to kill him in the end, I think her throwing him off the building was just a "thing" her and bats do as an excuse to let her go.

this. in issue two she says that he could catch her if he wanted to, she knew he'd catch bone, but he was more then happy to focus on the falling man for a split second so she could slip away.