Originally posted by Warlord
so u guys think Sentry is beyond redemption anymore and he satys a villain as long as he stays in comicdome?
there was a cover which implied he will return as a hero from what I remember
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You're most valuable thing will be set on fire. Spoilers.And for this story, ya, he's beyond redemption. If Thor was that pissed about a clone Thor, then he's going to Bale pissed about this. As of right now, I can't see him getting that much sympathy from anyone. But who knows with Bendis?
For the record, saying what you think might happen is not a spoiler.
The only thing you need to cover is plot details, things that actually happened, or will happen. At least while they're still fresh.
Personally...
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I still have a hard time accepting that Thor will forgive Stark, much less anyone forgiving Sentry for brutally killing Ares. Although, to be fair, he is possessed whereas Stark wasn't. Bob seems like the kind of guy who'd kill himself over realising what he did to Ares, but he actually can't. So, I dunno. I don't think we're done with the whole Bob Vs The Void internal battle yet, and I'm sure he won't stay as a villain. It's just a matter of how they resolve it really
I thought it was amazing. It just sucks that we now have to wait until March 18th (17th Stateside) for #3.
Also, I'm really curious as to who will bring down Osborn. Will it be one person? Many people? Will that even be the moment that ends Siege? That's what I'm most curious about.
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I don't think Osborn will die, considering there's already been one death in Siege. However, where does Osborn go from here? Back to being the Green Goblin? That's an anti-climax for the character, especially when you consider he's been King Badguy for the past year or so. I think they should kill him off, personally
-AC
Originally posted by Bentley
I think Osborn should live on to become the leader of the new Thunderbolts!Underground Thunderbolts of course, but everything he did, he did it for a misguided sense of justice and being crazy!
I'd be very surprised if Osborn is still alive and well in the MU, post-Siege. I'd be also surprised if Sentry is alive post-Siege.
Originally posted by Bentley
I think Osborn should live on to become the leader of the new Thunderbolts!Underground Thunderbolts of course, but everything he did, he did it for a misguided sense of justice and being crazy!
I hope Tony or Steve kill Norman and post Siege the Thunderbolts are either disbanded or without Osborn backing them they have to prove their worth
Originally posted by willRules
Well that's fair enough. I, myself am surprised that I'm preferring BN as I'm a Marvel Zombie at heart, but for me, it's just been so much bigger and more entertaining than Siege.Siege to me feels a lot like Batman's Battle for the Cowl. It's very predictable blockbuster action that probably could have been handled better with a bit more emotional depth thrown in as it's praised for it's good art and the the fact it's a short story arc.
Yeah, it's kind of abrupt with Norman able to put together such a force so fast. But the build up to this has been going on since Dark Reign. Thor's exile, the Norse's gods new home in Latveria not working out, and Loki's manipulation of Norman and the Cabal. Norman might have been the one to put the Cabal together, but it's Loki who's going to bring him down and remove Asgard from Oklahoma.
Originally posted by roughrider
I wonder how much Norman Osborn can be prosecuted, considering the facts: (1) He's mentally unstable, having to take medication (2) Most everything he's done has been with the White House seal of approval (3) Loki has been manipulating events & Osborn.
I don't think the Punisher cares. Norman's going to get it between the eyes. But I prefer Deadpool doing it.
Originally posted by roughrider
I wonder how much Norman Osborn can be prosecuted, considering the facts: (1) He's mentally unstable, having to take medication (2) Most everything he's done has been with the White House seal of approval (3) Loki has been manipulating events & Osborn.
Mental instability is not a protection against prosecution.
Generally, people who happen to plead insanity as a defense end up imprisoned in a psych ward about four times longer than someone who just plead guilty.