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Oh shiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit, they opened up the multiverses.

Yep, its safe to say this is how the X-Men will join the MCU, now. As well as the next over reaching story arch.

Ironhidensh wrote:a parent's life is worth more

Are you saying this regarding this specific situation or is it a general observation?

Rodimus Prime wrote:

Ironhidensh wrote:a parent's life is worth more

Are you saying this regarding this specific situation or is it a general observation?

More in this specific ( or similar) situation. Clint has more to go home to than Nat. It should be noted that Nat very much shares this mindset/view point. Nat's death has less collateral damage. That doesn't mean it doesn't suck or hurt, but there it is.

Ironhidensh wrote:

Rodimus Prime wrote:

Ironhidensh wrote:a parent's life is worth more

Are you saying this regarding this specific situation or is it a general observation?

More in this specific ( or similar) situation. Clint has more to go home to than Nat. It should be noted that Nat very much shares this mindset/view point. Nat's death has less collateral damage. That doesn't mean it doesn't suck or hurt, but there it is.

And Nat knew that.

She was willing to do everything to get the family back together, and to bring all the snapped back. She was willing to lay it down, and she did not want Clint to lose his family, or his family to lose him. She looked at the 2 of them, and it would not be easy to let your best friend kill themselves either way

Ironhidensh wrote:

Rodimus Prime wrote:

Ironhidensh wrote:a parent's life is worth more

Are you saying this regarding this specific situation or is it a general observation?

More in this specific ( or similar) situation. Clint has more to go home to than Nat. It should be noted that Nat very much shares this mindset/view point. Nat's death has less collateral damage. That doesn't mean it doesn't suck or hurt, but there it is.

My first thought when he first stopped her was "Why? You have a family!" but only because they were pretty much equal in every other aspect. Maybe he felt guilty having done what he did for 5 years and thought he had to pay for it?

Rodimus Prime wrote:

Ironhidensh wrote:

Rodimus Prime wrote:

Ironhidensh wrote:a parent's life is worth more

Are you saying this regarding this specific situation or is it a general observation?

More in this specific ( or similar) situation. Clint has more to go home to than Nat. It should be noted that Nat very much shares this mindset/view point. Nat's death has less collateral damage. That doesn't mean it doesn't suck or hurt, but there it is.

My first thought when he first stopped her was "Why? You have a family!" but only because they were pretty much equal in every other aspect. Maybe he felt guilty having done what he did for 5 years and thought he had to pay for it?

Well, being a true hero, Barton would be willing to make that sacrifice anyway. Same thing with our armed forces, they have loved and families but they know that they may be called upon to make the ultimate sacrifice in the name of freedom and to protect his loved ones.

Nemesis Maximo wrote:

Rodimus Prime wrote:

Ironhidensh wrote:

Rodimus Prime wrote:

Ironhidensh wrote:a parent's life is worth more

Are you saying this regarding this specific situation or is it a general observation?

More in this specific ( or similar) situation. Clint has more to go home to than Nat. It should be noted that Nat very much shares this mindset/view point. Nat's death has less collateral damage. That doesn't mean it doesn't suck or hurt, but there it is.

My first thought when he first stopped her was "Why? You have a family!" but only because they were pretty much equal in every other aspect. Maybe he felt guilty having done what he did for 5 years and thought he had to pay for it?

Well, being a true hero, Barton would be willing to make that sacrifice anyway. Same thing with our armed forces, they have loved and families but they know that they may be called upon to make the ultimate sacrifice in the name of freedom and to protect his loved ones.

Not to mention he told Nat that he had done terrible things over the past few years and he had become something bad. He wanted to die for redemption too

For the first time ever, I've placed a pre-order for a Marvel item! And in this case, 3. my Iron Squad will be complete, and I will have my favorite super hero's infinity gauntlet!

I really enjoyed seeing Rescue in the film, even if it was only for a brief bit at the end. It was awesome to see a whole live action Iron Squad. I also decided that Nebula officially counts as a member of the squad too. She went well with both Tony and Rhodey, and I may have to get a legends version of her too to go with them.

And this gauntlet is sweet, I wanted to get the Infinity Gaunlet last year but didn't, and now that my favorite hero made one in his style, I'm glad I waited

Those look fantastic!

ZeroWolf wrote:Those look fantastic!

Don't they??

I flipped out when Rescue and War Machine were revealed together.

And that gauntlet? It's sublime!

I don't need that War Machine, really, I don't. No sir, not at all.

I just saw Dark Phoenix.

I liked it. It's not a typical X-Men movie, and definitely not a typical superhero movie. But it was pretty good. Not as much action as the previous movies, and I disagree with it being touted as a great ending to the X-Men universe for now. But as a standalone film about a girl struggling with something inside her it was intriguing. It was 2 hours long but it flew by pretty fast. I am a fan of the comic story, as well as the 90s cartoon, but this movie had very little to do with that. I would have loved to see that story told, but as a substitute, this wasn't bad. I still think it's the weakest in the 4-movie series with the younger cast, I would put it on par with The Last Stand. Hopefully the actual comic story of the Phoenix will be put on screen sooner than later, but some other stories have to be told first, I guess. Nonetheless, I recommend this movie for at least 1 watch.

I have a new favorite Marvel Legends figure. worthy Cap is truly awesome!

Nice really happy they did that moment in the movie.

Oh I am too. That was one of the most badass moments in movie history. That moment was only 2nd to "I Am Iron Man"

I just about exploded during that line

ZeroWolf wrote:Nice really happy they did that moment in the movie.

The single best moment in all of Marvel movieverse

Got 2 new guys from the marvel legends line in today.

Grey Hulk, in my head canon, is MCU Hulk who succeeded in healing his arm from the Infinity stones but turned grey as a result. It was the best way to get a good Hulk. I loved the MCU Hulk.

And then there is Invincible Iron Man. I saw this design on Pulse and loved it, so I got it. Damn it is fine. The tron-esque feel complete with lightsaber and sleek design is spectacular. I wish MCU Tony had used this one

That grey hulk... Is that supposed to represent the first hulk from the comics (when they couldn't use green for the printing) the impression I'm getting from him is that he's not as smart as grey Hulk is normally portrayed as.

Good idea on headcannoning him though. Makes me wonder though, when will we see Hulk next in the movies? Out of what's been released so far, I can't see a good place for him

ZeroWolf wrote:That grey hulk... Is that supposed to represent the first hulk from the comics (when they couldn't use green for the printing)

Your information is a bit confused

Stan lee originally intended for the hulk to be grey.......The problem was That the printers they Stan had Access to was doing a very poor job of printing up the “gray coloring and still making the art itself look defined, so they chose to change the hulks color to green because it was easier to print

sto_vo_kor_2000 wrote:

ZeroWolf wrote:That grey hulk... Is that supposed to represent the first hulk from the comics (when they couldn't use green for the printing)

Your information is a bit confused

Stan lee originally intended for the hulk to be grey.......The problem was That the printers they Stan had Access to was doing a very poor job of printing up the “gray coloring and still making the art itself look defined, so they chose to change the hulks color to green because it was easier to print

Ah that makes more sense! thank you

ZeroWolf wrote:

sto_vo_kor_2000 wrote:

ZeroWolf wrote:That grey hulk... Is that supposed to represent the first hulk from the comics (when they couldn't use green for the printing)

Your information is a bit confused

Stan lee originally intended for the hulk to be grey.......The problem was That the printers they Stan had Access to was doing a very poor job of printing up the “gray coloring and still making the art itself look defined, so they chose to change the hulks color to green because it was easier to print

Ah that makes more sense! thank you

You’re welcome

Thank you sto_vo_kor_2000 for the info, I did not know anything about grey Hulk either, just thought he was cool.

Not sure where Hulk will appear next. It will be hard to fit him in, unless he ends up in she Hulk on Disney+ somehow

D-Maximal_Primal wrote:Thank you sto_vo_kor_2000 for the info, I did not know anything about grey Hulk either, just thought he was cool.

Not sure where Hulk will appear next. It will be hard to fit him in, unless he ends up in she Hulk on Disney+ somehow

To be honest with you that’s just a bit of the info

Like I said the original color for Hulk was gray, But because of the printing issues they shifted to green and it remain green open till about the mid to late 80s, When the grey Hulk reappeared as a third personality, As apposed to representing Bruce banners anger as the green hulk did, the grey hulk represents what might be called the more negative aspects of the male ego

Grey Hulk was more Hyde to Bruce being Jekyll

The showdown we all truly need, Hulk V. Grimlock




HULK SMASH!!!!