r/Avengers • u/Lippy212 • 17h ago
Other Discussion The First Avenger
Shouldn’t thor be the first avenger and not captain america? u know because he lived for roughly 1500 years already
r/Avengers • u/Lippy212 • 17h ago
Shouldn’t thor be the first avenger and not captain america? u know because he lived for roughly 1500 years already
r/Avengers • u/Weirdo_Actor306 • 4h ago
People like to hate this movie but it is the best one out of the bunch. Thor one was a little boring but still did great world building and showed us a young arrogant Thor. Ragnarok was ok but lost the world building aspect and had no real emotional depth and the cgi was not what it used to be. Love and Thunder was utter trash. This scene in particular is why Thor the Dark word was my favorite. I know the villain isn’t great but the movie as a whole is fantastic. I think the best compromise is adding some of the humor and color from Ragnarok, the silliness but still seriousness of Infinity War Thor, and the world building look of Thor the dark world makes for the best Thor movie.
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r/Avengers • u/rocketinspace • 15h ago
He did more in this short arc than in bendis' entire run
r/Avengers • u/AsGayAsCanBeExpected • 18h ago
Released October 27, 1999.
The Marvel summary:
Amidst public outcry for a more racially diverse team of Avengers, the Vision confronts Wonder Man about the unusual connection that they share.
The historical preview synopsis:
It's the confrontation fans have been waiting for: The Vision goes head-to-head with his "brother" Wonder Man! It's an event that will redefine their relationship forever!
Creators:
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r/Avengers • u/Anything-General • 4h ago
The eyeball thing is my take on captain marvel.