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2013/07/27 05:25:21
Subject: Re:List of all Marvel Comics movies; Currently: The Wolverine
Silver Samurai is a suit of armor like Iron Man? lolwut
Spoiler:
Silver Samurai II (Shingen Harada)has power armor, rather then just silver samurai armor.
Silver Samurai I (Kenuichio Harada) is just a mutant with a power to charge objects like Gambit, but makes it so his sword can cut through almost anything without the exploding bit. He uses a HYDRA created ring to teleport.
Ouze wrote: I'm confused by the whole Guardians of the Galaxy thing.
I remember reading the comics sometime in the early 90's. However, Wikipedia says the comic was started in 1969, and then rebooted in 2008. Google came up with this image
which shows a lineup that looks pretty familiar, and the price means it was right around that timeframe; but I can't find any more on this lineup, and I have no idea how those guys became the current lineup, of whom I recognize no one.
It's actually these guys:
It was a series written by Dan Abnett actually.
2013/07/31 22:50:10
Subject: Timeline & discussion of Marvel Comics movies. Now Playing: The Wolverine
It's actually actually these guys:
They're using the line up present in Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 3 #1, that being Star Lord, Rocket Raccoon, Drax The Destroyer, Groot and Gamora.
Goliath wrote: It's actually actually these guys:
They're using the line up present in Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 3 #1, that being Star Lord, Rocket Raccoon, Drax The Destroyer, Groot and Gamora.
Goliath wrote: It's actually actually these guys:
They're using the line up present in Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 3 #1, that being Star Lord, Rocket Raccoon, Drax The Destroyer, Groot and Gamora.
Also that article has me so pumped for Marvel movies... Sorry DC, I just haven't had that lovin' feeling anymore...
Also is the latest spider man on Netflix yet? I need to watch it, and would rather not get the crew, hoist the colors, and go sailing just to get it...
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2013/08/01 14:47:35
Subject: Timeline & discussion of Marvel Comics movies. Now Playing: The Wolverine
Goliath wrote: It's actually actually these guys:
They're using the line up present in Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 3 #1, that being Star Lord, Rocket Raccoon, Drax The Destroyer, Groot and Gamora.
The poor man really has a stake in the country. The rich man hasn't; he can go away to New Guinea in a yacht. The poor have sometimes objected to being governed badly; the rich have always objected to being governed at all
We love our superheroes because they refuse to give up on us. We can analyze them out of existence, kill them, ban them, mock them, and still they return, patiently reminding us of who we are and what we wish we could be.
"the play's the thing wherein I'll catch the conscience of the king,
2013/08/07 19:57:04
Subject: Timeline & discussion of Marvel Comics movies. Now Playing: The Wolverine/ new Thor trailer page 2
They have handled him incredibly well, and Tom Hiddleston has played him marvelously. I'm glad they haven't really shown much of Malekith and the Dark Elves, just glimpses.
Amidst the mists and coldest frosts he thrusts his fists against the posts and still insists he sees the ghosts.
2013/08/07 20:36:52
Subject: Re:Timeline & discussion of Marvel Comics movies. Now Playing: The Wolverine/ new Thor trailer page 2
Trailer looks good. I've never been a big fan of Thor in the comics, but the movies have been pretty solid. I think I may even see this one in the theater.
Still, hoping for Beta Ray Bill
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2013/08/07 21:30:42
Subject: Timeline & discussion of Marvel Comics movies. Now Playing: The Wolverine/ new Thor trailer page 2
They have handled him incredibly well, and Tom Hiddleston has played him marvelously. I'm glad they haven't really shown much of Malekith and the Dark Elves, just glimpses.
Who are they?
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2013/08/08 13:49:07
Subject: Timeline & discussion of Marvel Comics movies. Now Playing: The Wolverine/ new Thor trailer page 2
They have handled him incredibly well, and Tom Hiddleston has played him marvelously. I'm glad they haven't really shown much of Malekith and the Dark Elves, just glimpses.
Who are they?
The bad guys in Thor 2. They're from another of the nine realms (Svartalfheim possibly?) and are generally evil dudes.
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They have handled him incredibly well, and Tom Hiddleston has played him marvelously. I'm glad they haven't really shown much of Malekith and the Dark Elves, just glimpses.
Who are they?
They are like elves, but darker. I like the look for Malekith. You can barely tell there is a Doctor (Chris Eccleston) under all that make up.
Amidst the mists and coldest frosts he thrusts his fists against the posts and still insists he sees the ghosts.
2013/08/08 20:01:02
Subject: Re:Timeline & discussion of Marvel Comics movies. Wolverine = old & busted, Thor = new hotness pg2
I don't know, I think Hyperion (who is totally Marvel's Superman) isn't neccesarily a timebomb. I think he's just written as a more realistic Superman or perhaps just a Superman that didn't have the benefit of the Kent's raising him. I'm talking about Straczynski's excellent version of Hyperion in Supreme Power (there some other weird version of him now in Avengers). It's surprising how well he turned out considering how much humanity screwed him over.
Ticking timb bomb didn't even begin to describe Sentry. He was in fact rotten at his core.
2013/08/09 01:50:16
Subject: Re:List of all Marvel Comics movies currently in development, July 22nd 2013; Discussion herein
Ouze wrote: I'm confused by the whole Guardians of the Galaxy thing.
I remember reading the comics sometime in the early 90's. However, Wikipedia says the comic was started in 1969, and then rebooted in 2008. Google came up with this image
which shows a lineup that looks pretty familiar, and the price means it was right around that timeframe; but I can't find any more on this lineup, and I have no idea how those guys became the current lineup, of whom I recognize no one.
Yep, I had the original series when I was a kid in the 60's. The first character introduced was Charlie 27, but I can't remember the order the other characyers came into it.
2013/08/09 03:01:15
Subject: Re:Timeline & discussion of Marvel Comics movies. Wolverine = old & busted, Thor = new hotness pg2
KamikazeCanuck wrote: I don't know, I think Hyperion (who is totally Marvel's Superman) isn't neccesarily a timebomb. I think he's just written as a more realistic Superman or perhaps just a Superman that didn't have the benefit of the Kent's raising him. I'm talking about Straczynski's excellent version of Hyperion in Supreme Power (there some other weird version of him now in Avengers). It's surprising how well he turned out considering how much humanity screwed him over.
Ticking timb bomb didn't even begin to describe Sentry. He was in fact rotten at his core.
Hehe. This thread was the first time I'd heard Sentry mentioned in almost a year, then I pick up Uncanny Avengers #10 a day later, only to. Find Sentry on the cover.
Though I don't disagree regarding him being a ticking time bomb, I would argue that the character of Sentry was in fact one of the more heroic characters, as The Void was an almost completely separate character. I would say that it's more Sentry shares his Body with another person (The Void) who is in fact rotten.
Yes but sometimes the way it doesn't stop you is because your alternate reality self fills in. Such as it was this time. Hell Gwen is alive and kicking in the ultimateverse, and she even died in there too! Good 'ole comic books.
2013/08/09 20:02:01
Subject: Timeline & discussion of Marvel Comics movies. Wolverine = old & busted, Thor = new hotness pg2
They're using the line up present in Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 3 #1, that being Star Lord, Rocket Raccoon, Drax The Destroyer, Groot and Gamora.
They showed of some of the props from the film at comiccon.
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