Conan-chandesune wrote:I love my Marvel Universe as a whole. Do note i use "if" and "would be" before using "will". Learn to read before trying to correct me. Stuff the know-it-all attitude.
You didn't for the first quote. And for the second, you're stating two ifs and concluding with a definite fact, rather than "if these happen, this could happen too", which is all it would be. They can try to make them mesh together better, but it just won't work until they start intertwining in the same way that the Avengers movies do, and they'd be better off not trying that without rebooting the old X-Men movies away. Nothing against them, but they were not made with other movies in mind, and as such should not be force-fit in now.
You dont know it all. I, however, where Marvel Comics and their properties are concerned do. Not arrogance. Fact.
No, pure arrogance. And you really need to knock it off. You can claim to know a lot, or even an astonishing amount, but don't try to claim to know everything. That is pretty much the definition of arrogance (re: an attitude of superiority manifested in an overbearing manner or in presumptuous claims or assumptions).
You and i read comics and know our stuff, but about half of the audience (softcore fans, general audience) in UK and US and almost ALL of the audience in Asia, Russia etc. do not know the difference. Fact.
I'll agree with this. However, most also know how there's different versions of Spiderman due to the reboot, different versions of Batman due to the reboot, and different versions of Superman due to the reboot. They won't really bat an eye at this character they don't really know. Especially when no one cared that Human Torch and Captain America were the same actor.
mangaluva wrote:But seriously, worrying about the continuity in comic books is kinda like worrying about the scientific likelihood of the superheroes. They restart, rewrite and cross over universes all the time. So long as the movies are independently enjoyable, I'm satisfied.
That's more of a DC thing. For the
most part, Marvel is pretty good about keeping continuity. Partially because they see how pissed fans get at DC for rebooting the universe every 6 years.