Official THOR: RAGNAROK Thread

[YakSpiller]

They need to do a Korg and Miek cartoon

Korg putting together failed revolutions, printing pamphlets.

Miek constantly dying and coming back.

The origins of Doug.

They can go to Miek's planet.

They would encounter random heroes along the way, like super random ones.

shyt would be hilarious if done right.

 

[naijaboi]

I always thought Thor wasn't going 100% when he fought Stark...

Until he tried to straight up murder Captain America with the Hammer. Iron Man should be been easy pickings for Thor

What about it was bullshyt?

MCU Ironman is telfon though so I get it.

 

[Kimo_bud]

this movie was dope. hilarious too

 

[Norrin Radd]

 

[Killigraphy]

The biggest problem I see with Marvel films, is that they want to make every hero Ironman, in the sense that they have to make jokes every other line. Thor while by no means stoic, still has his moments where he's serious as all fukk, and could care less about talking. He's not Batman, but he's not Spiderman either. And thats the problem, Marvel wants to sell you a hero that quips every 3 scenes...its just too corny for me at times.

 

[AnonymityX1000]

The biggest problem I see with Marvel films, is that they want to make every hero Ironman, in the sense that they have to make jokes every other line. Thor while by no means stoic, still has his moments where he's serious as all fukk, and could care less about talking. He's not Batman, but he's not Spiderman either. And thats the problem, Marvel wants to sell you a hero that quips every 3 scenes...its just too corny for me at times.

Have you seen the latest Marvel movie?

 

[Wavy Hair Chipped Teeth]

The biggest problem I see with Marvel films, is that they want to make every hero Ironman, in the sense that they have to make jokes every other line. Thor while by no means stoic, still has his moments where he's serious as all fukk, and could care less about talking. He's not Batman, but he's not Spiderman either. And thats the problem, Marvel wants to sell you a hero that quips every 3 scenes...its just too corny for me at times.

They're comic book characters

 

[Norrin Radd]

The biggest problem I see with Marvel films, is that they want to make every hero Ironman, in the sense that they have to make jokes every other line. Thor while by no means stoic, still has his moments where he's serious as all fukk, and could care less about talking. He's not Batman, but he's not Spiderman either. And thats the problem, Marvel wants to sell you a hero that quips every 3 scenes...its just too corny for me at times.

Cap was never really cracking jokes left and right

 

[Luke Cage]

Cap was never really cracking jokes left and right

Pretty much the only character who is serious, Although Black Panther didn't crack too many jokes either. His sister Shuri? Yeah, but not T'Challa

 

[Luke Cage]

They're comic book characters

Unless you're talking about Archie Comics, i don't remember alot of humor in my comic book reading days. I read mostly wolverine though. But X-men was dealing with racism, not a funny subject. Antman was a spousal abuser and ironman was an alcholic. The comics were alot more serious than the films.

 

[Bryan Danielson]

Unless you're talking about Archie Comics, i don't remember alot of humor in my comic book reading days. I read mostly wolverine though. But X-men was dealing with racism, not a funny subject. Antman was a spousal abuser and ironman was an alcholic. The comics were alot more serious than the films.

I guess it depends on the medium.

There was humor in the cartoons.

I loved th cartoons

Humor and jokes don’t bother me....... Tarantino is very successful with that and it’s never hurt his movies and he hasn’t made one true comedy yet.

Martha

 

[Luke Cage]

I guess it depends on the medium.

There was humor in the cartoons.

I loved th cartoons

Humor and jokes don’t bother me....... Tarantino is very successful with that and it’s never hurt his movies and he hasn’t made one true comedy yet.

Martha

That explains alot,
Cartoons are often vastly different from the comics.

 

[Bryan Danielson]

That explains alot,
Cartoons are often vastly different from the comics.

True..... I can see if there are some combinations of both.

The cartoons for me were the gateway to the comics

So when I watched say Spider-Man and Blade or Punisher made an appearance..... that helped open my world

Martha

 

[AnonymityX1000]

Unless you're talking about Archie Comics, i don't remember alot of humor in my comic book reading days. I read mostly wolverine though. But X-men was dealing with racism, not a funny subject. Antman was a spousal abuser and ironman was an alcholic. The comics were alot more serious than the films.

I disagree, I collected all mutant based titles and the large majority had comic relief. Wolverine and Cyclops antagonized each other and it was played for jokes.
Like life their are some important things with serious implications but that still doesn't make them devoid of humor.

 

[Luke Cage]

I disagree, I collected all mutant based titles and the large majority had comic relief. Wolverine and Cyclops antagonized each other and it was played for jokes.
Like life their are some important things with serious implications but that still doesn't make them devoid of humor.

screen shot a funny moment from a comic panel between Cyclops and Wolverine.
Matter fact show me a funny moment between the two of them from one of the movies.