Originally posted by Disappear
i thought "nightstar" was blizzard. and i'm sure "black guy" is bishop.
Thanks for the corrections.
Originally posted by outavodka
Just helpn you out before someone gets on you 4 it and u become the next blackpanther writer ya dig?
Hah , it seems Bishop doesn't need my crappy hero identification skills to become hudlins *****.....
doc samson's like a toned down hulk. just really strong, and really durable, and partially green.
blizzard wears a freon suit, with microcircuitry and all that, which basically gives him iceman-esque powers. he can't turn to ice or anything of that nature, but all of bobby's original powers are basically there.
Originally posted by Grimm22
Spidey didn't really "beat" any of those guys 😬He may have hit them and whatnot but I can't see Spidey beating Samson or Reed
Bishop? Probobly
No but he out fought and out manoeuvred all of them. And i still want to know why he went to the Black suit, at the end of Civil War he is wearing it but I don't know why...is it because Aunt May was shot or is it because he and a few others are still wanted?
I'm also glad to see which side Dr Strange would have taken if he had choose to fight.
And where the hell was Sentry throughout all that? Did they realise no one could beat him so he was "forgotten" other than that I thought this final part was awsome.
Originally posted by Jade Lightning
Did the X men show up at all, and did Spidey fight anyone else besides those guys, like did they show his battle with Mr. Fantastic?
The X-men do not show up, and Spidey only fights those guys, and Venom and Lady Deathstrike, though after Cloak teleported everyone to the city they were seperated and that is when Spidey out manouverd doc samson bishop Redd etc
the thing that bothered me most about the conclusions was
Spoiler:
captain america's reasoning for surrendering. he never stopped fighting a villain in downtown new york because of too much collateral damage. he's gone the way of 'the man without a country' when his image has been slanderized or his faith in america shaken. saying "we're not fighting for the people, we're just fighting" misses the point. fighting the registration act and their team of supporters wasn't about fighting for the people. it was about fighting for the rights of those who take up the masks for the good of the people. breaking into prison 42 wasn't so that they'd regain public opinion, it was so that the unlawfully and unjustly arrested heroes would be freed. i understand that he made something of a war out of it, despite the pro-registration side setting all the "traps," but he completely missed the point of his entire movement there at the end.truth is, the public doesn't need superheroes they can trust. they just need superheroes, because without them, the super-villains are gonna go bonkers. superheroing could've redeemed itself within the public's eyes over time, but cap just gave it up at the end. a big let down, from a character level, though the story wasn't nearly as bad as it could've been.