What is the biggest plot device ever in comics?

Started by Ize194 pages

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Originally posted by qqqqqqq
do you have the scans? i would like to see the part where he speed blitz the soldiers

While I have the book, I unfortunately am unable to scan it right now. When I get home, I'll find the issue number for you, so someone who CAN scan it will do so. As for the speed blitz, it's in the respect thread, but I'll save you some time and post it here:

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Re: Re: What is the biggest plot device ever in comics?

Originally posted by Tha C-Master
Magic, followed closely by GL Rings.

The Speedforce is a plot device as well.

Healing factors that are unspecified and inconsistent like Wolverine's are plot devices as well. Why? Because the writer uses it to adjust to whatever situation he's writing in. Do we get ko'ed by DD today in one hit, or do we take hits from Hulk multiple times. Do we grow back an eyeball, or do we get a scar from a knife wound?

Oh, and Batman's utility belt.

same thing could be said for spiderman spider sense

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Originally posted by Tha C-Master
And it wouldn't make it so different that it would add 100 tons of force on the receiving end, would it? No, it would make a mild difference. It's inconsistent from writer from writer becase it went up as his popularity grew, AND it's used for whatever plot he's in.

I'm sure they write in the captions. "Wolverine just ko'ed, it's because he didn't eat his vitamins and minerals fans."

That's more of an excuse than anything.


actaully what he said is a fact.

origins is a perfect example of this.

actaully his healing factor went up because he a mutant who evolved.

better reason then spiderman up grades

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Originally posted by Tha C-Master
And that is in an extreme situation in not in every single fight he's been in without one (an explanation). Making it a plot device. Unless you are going to say ALL of his lowest showings are because he's starved?

many of them are healing factor wise actaully.

also his healing factor is not a plot device. If wolverine healing factor is a plot device then every other characters powers are plot devices since there used to further the plot.

gotta be Magic first, then time travel/reality warping.
that stuff just makes everything useless.

if a man like Dr. Strange can become a virtual God on account of his spell casting, why have characters like Thanos, Magneto, Dr. Doom etc pursue ANY other course of 'ultimate power'?

they should all be in the same bloody library reading up on the same books, fighting each other for the same amulets or sucking upto the right Gods for magical artifacts.

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Originally posted by Ize19
While I have the book, I unfortunately am unable to scan it right now. When I get home, I'll find the issue number for you, so someone who CAN scan it will do so. As for the speed blitz, it's in the respect thread, but I'll save you some time and post it here:

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nice scans, thanks alot

If people can take Wolverine as a whole, and Im not objecting, then Im gonna go with Doomsday as a whole. The entire concept is ridiculous, and if you read 1 Doomsday vs thread youve read them all. I'll also say the whole "with prep" thing is a pretty bad plot device. Any jackass character can theoretically ASK their opponent's enemy what he is vulnerable to. In general it leaves the floor completely open, and is made worse when someone like Reed is involved. One of the more disgusting posts Ive seen was Reed with 1 hour of prep vs Namor, Iron Man, Hawkeye, and like 3 other people at once. People were giving Reed 10/10. Yeah alright.

clones, doomsday, ig ,hotu,cosmic cubes etc

reed coudn't see when his wife kept leaving to go to the beach to visit namor. get a clue numbnuts!

Batman with "prep" can beat everyone.

Submariner getting air-born with those tiny wings!