(BTW I know we have an official discussion thread for it already but I really wanted to go in depth about this. If this post is a problem feel free to take it down and direct me to Ice's post)

(Spoilers for episode one of "Loki")

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For it's first episode, "Loki" gets off to a great start. As the TVA is introduced, it's great to see how in awe Loki is in that the TVA is just...powerful. Because let's face it, if you're using Infinity Stones for paperweights, you're pretty formidable. At the beginning of the episode we learn that a variant is causing chaos on the timeline. At first we think, "hey, it's Mephisto!" because a stained glass window, but then we contemplate the odds and logic and say "meh, never mind." (At least, this is what I did 🤣) But at the end of the episode, we find out the rogue variant is Loki. Hmm...

From what we learn in the show, the multiverse and its timelines are a lot more complicated and grand than we traditionally thought. This is evident and constantly reciprocated in the show.

The lowdown is that Mobius wants Loki's help hunting down himself. First of all, evil Loki variant. It already raises questions. For instance, why is he doing this? How is he hopping timelines efficiently? At what point in time did he break off and become a variant? Second, what role does he have to play in the development of the universe? Surely this show will have monumental impact on the MCU and its expanding universe. So there must be a grand result from his actions (bad variant Loki).

After thorough evaluation of the first episode, we're clearly left with more questions than answers. Fact is futile in the beginning. But I do have one question...does this take place in 2012 or 2023? You could say it does in 2012, and it makes sense, but from a certain point, you could say maybe 2023 Scott Lang, that it happens in 2023, because from a limited viewpoint the events of that, while taking place in 2012, actually took place in 2023. But it would also make sense if we were somehow brought to the current timeline in the show.

Bottom line: Can't wait for the 2nd episode!

If you didn't know already, Batman is thought throughout the Internet to defeat any threat with enough prep time. But it's a bit general statement. What about the DETAILS?

So, in this post we're gonna focus on what Bruce Wayne should do as a preparation to fight and defeat certain Marvel characters.

Today's character is:

Juggernaut.

How would Batman prepare for him? And who should be next?

In which comic was the name of the Vulture revealed?

In which comic did Havok and Lorna become a couple?

Is this the first comic where Barbara Morse was referred to as "Bobbi"?

I mean Image Comics has Invincible Martians

And DC has Green Martians and White Martians

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If you didn't know already, Batman is thought throughout the Internet to defeat any threat with enough prep time. But it's a bit general statement. What about the DETAILS?

So, in this post we're gonna focus on what Bruce Wayne should do as a preparation to fight and defeat certain Marvel characters.

Today's character is:

Johnny Blaze, Ghost Rider.

How would Batman prepare for him? And who should be next?

Every villain has a goal, whether it be destruction, domination, or money. They all want something. And most of the time, they're wrong. But what if their cause is somewhat just or makes sense, but they go about it wrong? Just like how the protests of George Floyd's death had a just cause, but the protesters went about it ALL wrong, destroying property and causing harm instead of peacefully protesting.

Anyways, what if a villain's goal seems maybe a bit right? Today, we're going to decide who was a better overall villain based on:

• Goals: Is the villain's cause just, and does it have good depth and make sense, and is it well written?

• Dialogue: This is more for those who've read all of Empyre and watched Infinity War. Is what the villain says right, or very deep in a way? Doss it support and justify their goal?

• Plan: Is their plan a good one? Does it work? Does it make sense? Is it obvious how it will help the villain's goal?

Using these key evaluation points, I want to see who the better villain, goal-wise, is:

MCU Thanos: Wants to wipe out half the universe so that the other half can use the dwindling resources, wants to keep the universe balanced.

Quoi: Wants to control all plant life and wipe out all animals, because the world is dying because of them.

Which one?

Marvel Studios is stepping into a new phase and has released confirmations and release dates on tons of upcoming, exciting projects, from shows to films or holiday shorts. But those can be theorized. You can guess or form theories about what might happen in them. While this is fun, it is also fun to think of ideas they haven't confirmed or maybe even thought about. Take X-Men for instance. Tons of people want to see that in the MCU, but Marvel Studios so far hasn't made any official confirmation about any X-Men movies. What are your ideas about some things that could be introduced? Champions? X-Men? Alpha Flight? There are tons of possibilities!

While reading King in Black: Black Knight and Black Knight: Curse of the Ebony Blade #2, I came across term "Avengers-adjacent". Black Knight, Aero and Elsa Bloodstone are this kind of people.

But what makes an Avengers-adjacent? I know that Avengers call them for help: in Aero's and Whitman's case, they got activated by Tony Stark. But what specific recquirement should they make? Is one team-up with former Avenger enough or experience in any superhero team is necessary? Can you think of any characters that might be Avengers-adjacent right now? Or the ones you'd like to have this status?

If you didn't know already, Batman is thought throughout the Internet to defeat any threat with enough prep time. But it's a bit general statement. What about the DETAILS?

So, in this post we're gonna focus on what Bruce Wayne should do as a preparation to fight and defeat certain Marvel characters.

Today's character is:

Emma Frost, the White Queen

How would Batman prepare for her? And who should be next?

If you didn't know already, Batman is thought throughout the Internet to defeat any threat with enough prep time. But it's a bit general statement. What about the DETAILS?

So, in this post we're gonna focus on what Bruce Wayne should do as a preparation to fight and defeat certain Marvel characters.

Today's character is:

Man-Thing

How would Batman prepare for him? And who should be next?

If you didn't know already, Batman is thought throughout the Internet to defeat any threat with enough prep time. But it's a bit general statement. What about the DETAILS?

So, in this post we're gonna focus on what Bruce Wayne should do as a preparation to fight and defeat certain Marvel characters.

Today's character is:

Black Bolt

How would Batman prepare for him? And who should be next?