hmm...
1. not sure how many ppl actuallt love him and you can say that ppl respect him as a person doesnt mean they will respect you as a leader.
logan has had his team members fight for him and rescue him. logan tries his best to not get them involved when he feels certain things are too dangerous and are just his problems..
2. tactically sound? how? unless you mean he has common sense..
3. inspirational? how when was it shown or said?
There is a difference between being liked and respected. Luke Cage is certainly well liked (like every other superhero who's name isn't Frank Castle), but that could actually under mind someones authority... which would be bad he actually ever decided to excercise his power and lead the Avengers, which isn't something he has done. His entire stint as "leader" of the Avengers has been him sitting back While Dr. Strange, Clint, Wolverine and Bucky come up with a plan for what ever situation they are in this month. The best argument against Luke being able to lead a team is his time as leader of a team, where he did virtually nothing.
Saying Avengers Assemble doesn't make you a good leader. He was the leader because other more capable people didn't want to be, not because he was the best choice.
Originally posted by StiltmanFTWthis seems strange to me, perhaps another topic should be made for this, but Luke Cage (the way the writers explained it) seems the perfect fit to
Are you serious? How is he not doing that? Everything is about him...Now he's going to
Spoiler:, that's just idiocy... facepalm
lead new T-bolts team
Spoiler:
run the thunderbolts
Using I.F. to show Cage can be busted open is pretty spotty. Even before his amp he could dent steel with non iron fist punches. Now they've got him Karate chopping helicarriers out of the sky. If you ask me, I think marvel may have amped him a little too much. Any more and he's going to approach KK levels of absurdity. And this is coming from a huge fan of his.
Can Danny even be considered a street leveler at this point?