The most devastating detail in the entire VisionQuest finale is that even in death, Ultron couldn't escape the ghost of Tony Stark.
In Age of Ultron, he literally severed Ulysses Klaue’s arm in a blind, psychotic rage just for comparing him to Tony ("Don't compare me with Stark! He's a sickness!"). He spent his entire synthetic existence cutting his strings, trying to prove he was a god in his own right and not a copy of his creator.
Yet, the exact split second his physical body dissolves, the particle simulation collapses right into the silhouette of an Iron Man helmet faceplate. His final visual footprint in this world wasn't a god, it was his father's face staring back at him
For petesake... can we just stop with the whole whole striper shit? For the love of Mike, she doesn't even look like a Harlequin anymore. It leaves nothing to the imagination.
The OG design still holds up and is a billion times more sexy because of simplicity.
Your “plans” were shit. No Batman, no Wonder Woman, no Flash, Hal Jordan killed off, but you genuinely thought people were going to give two shits about Creature Commandos, Peacemaker, or Rick Flag Sr. I’m so glad you got fired. Never come back.
@Mykethogan So does this or does it not absolve Tony from creating Ultron? To me it seems that Ultron was going to be evil no matter what given what we learned.
The scene in question is one in which Superman insists that he is above the law and as an individual has authority to dictate the policies of sovereign states above the interests of the people.
I don’t think James Gunn really understands Superman, no more than Zack Snyder did.