The_Unchosen_One
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The Official "Avengers: Infinity War" Thread (SPOILERS)
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Mic-Nificent
I didn't eat nobody
That's just another fan theory, that I've seen and don't buy. If Heimdall had the Soul Stone so many things took place during the Thor movies wouldn't have. Hell, Hela wouldn't be a threat to Heimdall if he was in possession of the soul Stone.
Also think about it, why would Thanos send forces to Wakanda in the first place if there wasn't an Infinity Stone there.
Also think about it, why would Thanos send forces to Wakanda in the first place if there wasn't an Infinity Stone there.
O.T.I.S.
Veteran
And I told your ass Batman went through a phase where he stopped giving a fukk.When has Ironman been a character that was like "I dont kill people" like certain other characters though?
I dont recall that being one of his Cardinal Rules
Martha
You keep trying to bring up in EVERY THREAD the same complaints like people still give a fukk especially when all these other Marvel heros got bodycounts out the ass.
ORDER_66
Demon Time coming 2024
Marvel's heroes will do what is necessary...
cap was outright maiming people in ww2 in the first movie when he ran with the howling commandos...Bucky killed tons of people
Widow has no compunction killing people...
Iron Man killed tons of people when he first escaped then killed 2 dozen more when he came back....
O.T.I.S.
Veteran
Exactly..Marvel's heroes will do what is necessary...
Bucky killed tons of people
Widow has no compunction killing people...
Iron Man killed tons of people when he first escaped then killed 2 dozen more when he came back....
And I have zero issues with it
At some point you got to be realistic and realize that with all the destruction and fukked up shyt that has happened and needs to happen, people are gonna get killed.
Bryan Danielson
Jmare007 x Bryan Danielson x JLova = King Ghidorah
Bruh, I think you're getting me confused with other cats or my alias @wire28
We've actually NEVER had that convo.
I never brought up IM body count until today
Cuz today was my first time hearing anyone complain about it
Sorry..... it wasn't me
Martha
Lol just got negged by a D.C. Stan guess my marvel training is complete :tchallablessed: dudes really comparing mcu killings to D.C. Where the majority have a no kill rule that literally defines them and revolves around that character. When spidey starts to kill then we can tlk. Expect spies and soldiers not to kill, dudes really brought up iron man 
Bryan Danielson
Jmare007 x Bryan Danielson x JLova = King Ghidorah
Lol just got negged by a D.C. Stan guess my marvel training is complete :tchallablessed: dudes really comparing mcu killings to D.C. Where the majority have a no kill rule that literally defines them and revolves around that character. When spidey starts to kill then we can tlk. Expect spies and soldiers not to kill, dudes really brought up iron man
You getting negged now my G??:frank1:
I think I'm gonna pass this torch to you for a bit!:diamondsmug:
My war seems to be more with the Clark Kents these days than the Powerless
Martha
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Silver surfer
Malik1time
What you looking at?
Goddamn Marvel
I just want a taste of that trailer
I just want a taste of that trailer
Norrin Radd
To me, my board!
D23 is way too thorough when it comes to phones but you best believe brehs gon be in SDCC likeGoddamn Marvel
I just want a taste of that trailer
NobodyReally
Superstar
SCOOP: 'Avengers: Infinity War' Will See a Different Steve Rogers - MCUExchange
The Avengers: Infinity War trailer shown at D23 was full of a lot jaw dropping moments but one of the ones that seems to have really caught the interest of fans was the appearance of a bearded Steve Rogers. While the secrets of Infinity War have been well-kept, we do have a little info about that bearded Rogers and what you can expect from him when Avengers: Infinity War hits theaters next May!
When we last saw Steve Rogers in Captain America: Civil War, he had put down the shield after his battle with Tony Stark, broken his buddies out of the Raft and took up residence inside the nation of Wakanda. Having turned his back on his past, Rogers is now a man without a country (even a war criminal?) and, as a result, will be taking on a new alias in Infinity War. The Russo brothers have proven themselves as knowledgeable fans of the comics, finding incredibly deep cuts that only the truest of believers would pick up. We’re told that they’ve done it again and that we should expect Captain America no more as the Steve Rogers we see in Infinity War will be a Nomad!
Comic readers will remember an incredibly short-lived run (Captain America #180-184) where Rogers, disillusioned by the revelation of the Secret Empire running America, took off his Captain America costume and donned a caped blue and yellow uniform. While we won’t be seeing an exact duplicate of that costume in Infinity War, Rogers’ costume will pay homage to his time as Nomad. It’s also worth noting that the bearded look, which is Chris Evans‘ preferred look anyway, does resemble Rogers’ time in Dimension Z from Rick Remender’s recent run.
The move towards Nomad is more than a nice nod to the comics. Rogers, as he did in the comics, has become disillusioned with what he has had to sacrifice to do the things he knows he must. The Russos sowed the seeds of this move early in Civil War and Rogers has had a tremendous personal arc over the course of the films in which he has appeared. His decision to become Nomad is representative of him no longer looking to follow orders or even give them, but to simply do what he believes is right.
Given what we’ve heard about the scale of destruction in Infinity War, there’s no telling if Rogers will ever pick up the shield again or if it’s time for someone else (looking at you Sam Wilson) to take on the mantle of Captain America. What do you guys think of this nod to a classic story line? Are you headed out to find a copy of Captain America #180?
With D23 behind us and SDCC just around the corner, we expect to be absolutely inundated with news about all things MCU-related, so keep checking back with us as the week progresses!
The Avengers: Infinity War trailer shown at D23 was full of a lot jaw dropping moments but one of the ones that seems to have really caught the interest of fans was the appearance of a bearded Steve Rogers. While the secrets of Infinity War have been well-kept, we do have a little info about that bearded Rogers and what you can expect from him when Avengers: Infinity War hits theaters next May!
When we last saw Steve Rogers in Captain America: Civil War, he had put down the shield after his battle with Tony Stark, broken his buddies out of the Raft and took up residence inside the nation of Wakanda. Having turned his back on his past, Rogers is now a man without a country (even a war criminal?) and, as a result, will be taking on a new alias in Infinity War. The Russo brothers have proven themselves as knowledgeable fans of the comics, finding incredibly deep cuts that only the truest of believers would pick up. We’re told that they’ve done it again and that we should expect Captain America no more as the Steve Rogers we see in Infinity War will be a Nomad!
Comic readers will remember an incredibly short-lived run (Captain America #180-184) where Rogers, disillusioned by the revelation of the Secret Empire running America, took off his Captain America costume and donned a caped blue and yellow uniform. While we won’t be seeing an exact duplicate of that costume in Infinity War, Rogers’ costume will pay homage to his time as Nomad. It’s also worth noting that the bearded look, which is Chris Evans‘ preferred look anyway, does resemble Rogers’ time in Dimension Z from Rick Remender’s recent run.
The move towards Nomad is more than a nice nod to the comics. Rogers, as he did in the comics, has become disillusioned with what he has had to sacrifice to do the things he knows he must. The Russos sowed the seeds of this move early in Civil War and Rogers has had a tremendous personal arc over the course of the films in which he has appeared. His decision to become Nomad is representative of him no longer looking to follow orders or even give them, but to simply do what he believes is right.
Given what we’ve heard about the scale of destruction in Infinity War, there’s no telling if Rogers will ever pick up the shield again or if it’s time for someone else (looking at you Sam Wilson) to take on the mantle of Captain America. What do you guys think of this nod to a classic story line? Are you headed out to find a copy of Captain America #180?
With D23 behind us and SDCC just around the corner, we expect to be absolutely inundated with news about all things MCU-related, so keep checking back with us as the week progresses!
Norrin Radd
To me, my board!
That costume
SCOOP: 'Avengers: Infinity War' Will See a Different Steve Rogers - MCUExchange
The Avengers: Infinity War trailer shown at D23 was full of a lot jaw dropping moments but one of the ones that seems to have really caught the interest of fans was the appearance of a bearded Steve Rogers. While the secrets of Infinity War have been well-kept, we do have a little info about that bearded Rogers and what you can expect from him when Avengers: Infinity War hits theaters next May!
When we last saw Steve Rogers in Captain America: Civil War, he had put down the shield after his battle with Tony Stark, broken his buddies out of the Raft and took up residence inside the nation of Wakanda. Having turned his back on his past, Rogers is now a man without a country (even a war criminal?) and, as a result, will be taking on a new alias in Infinity War. The Russo brothers have proven themselves as knowledgeable fans of the comics, finding incredibly deep cuts that only the truest of believers would pick up. We’re told that they’ve done it again and that we should expect Captain America no more as the Steve Rogers we see in Infinity War will be a Nomad!
Comic readers will remember an incredibly short-lived run (Captain America #180-184) where Rogers, disillusioned by the revelation of the Secret Empire running America, took off his Captain America costume and donned a caped blue and yellow uniform. While we won’t be seeing an exact duplicate of that costume in Infinity War, Rogers’ costume will pay homage to his time as Nomad. It’s also worth noting that the bearded look, which is Chris Evans‘ preferred look anyway, does resemble Rogers’ time in Dimension Z from Rick Remender’s recent run.
The move towards Nomad is more than a nice nod to the comics. Rogers, as he did in the comics, has become disillusioned with what he has had to sacrifice to do the things he knows he must. The Russos sowed the seeds of this move early in Civil War and Rogers has had a tremendous personal arc over the course of the films in which he has appeared. His decision to become Nomad is representative of him no longer looking to follow orders or even give them, but to simply do what he believes is right.
Given what we’ve heard about the scale of destruction in Infinity War, there’s no telling if Rogers will ever pick up the shield again or if it’s time for someone else (looking at you Sam Wilson) to take on the mantle of Captain America. What do you guys think of this nod to a classic story line? Are you headed out to find a copy of Captain America #180?
With D23 behind us and SDCC just around the corner, we expect to be absolutely inundated with news about all things MCU-related, so keep checking back with us as the week progresses!
these nikkas patheticLol just got negged by a D.C. Stan guess my marvel training is complete :tchallablessed: dudes really comparing mcu killings to D.C. Where the majority have a no kill rule that literally defines them and revolves around that character. When spidey starts to kill then we can tlk. Expect spies and soldiers not to kill, dudes really brought up iron man
probably the most hoe-motional posters on the site take this rep