Originally posted by Galan007
Avengers (2/2):
I was thinking we'd be told or at least find out who Rabul Alal is in this Avengers. Obviously not considering they notice Universes being destroyed and Rabum Alal would have known. (just mentioning it as some mentioned Reed or a version of him being him).
I suppose we are still waiting.
But I guess I could be wrong. I find this issue a bit more confusing than the last.*
At least we know Namor didn't die.
*I meant New Avengers #29 but put last issue by accident.
Originally posted by Galan007
Why?
Oops my mistake I meant than New Avengers. I was trying to find comparisons between whether or not Rabum Alal and the Ivory Kings would be revealed in both of the next issues. Obviously not, this seemed a bit more cryptic as I was under that presumption at the time I sent the message which I now am not in.
Apologies for saying last issue. Didn't mean to confuse. I tend to mess up my wording a lot.
Basically, about six months ago the new canon managers drew a line in the sand and said "everything behind this line that isn't the films, novelization of the films or cartoons is no longer canon."
There are a few books that have been released over the past four or five months that are now canon, as well as the new Rebels cartoon and the Clone Wars cartoon. Everything else we've recieved over the last 30 years is now "legends". Basically what-ifs.
Originally posted by One-Punch
Super flare seems powerful, but the drawback from using it seems too steep.
The first time The Doctor telekinetically held Italy in place, he passed out. By the end of his run, he could have done that in his sleep. Introducing a power like this is a bad precedent, and writers should foresee the eventual consequences, even if they try to write in a limitation in its first showing.
Originally posted by One_Angry_ScotIt would have been cool if Rabum Alal was Ult. Reed Richards. But it seems Hickman is leaving the mystery for a bit while longer.
I was thinking we'd be told or at least find out who Rabul Alal is in this Avengers. Obviously not considering they notice Universes being destroyed and Rabum Alal would have known. (just mentioning it as some mentioned Reed or a version of him being him).I suppose we are still waiting.
But I guess I could be wrong. I find this issue a bit more confusing than the last.*
At least we know Namor didn't die.
*I meant New Avengers #29 but put last issue by accident.
It is very fun re-reading his run of Fantastic Four though. What seemed like purely innocuous things hold greater relevance considering the crisis of Everything Dies.
Originally posted by Digi
The first time The Doctor telekinetically held Italy in place, he passed out. By the end of his run, he could have done that in his sleep. Introducing a power like this is a bad precedent, and writers should foresee the eventual consequences, even if they try to write in a limitation in its first showing.
