@Fame_0007 The Power Cosmic enabled Galactus to survive the previous universe's transformation into the current universe (i.e. the Big Bang). So, it should definitely be able to enable the Silver Surfer to survive a black hole.
@iamlegacy23 I think that he was obsessed with her and wanted to keep her forever, even in the form of a dead body. He's clearly insane, hence why he kept the body even though its discovery would have gotten him caught - as it has.
@LohQore@PalmyrPar The Luo are predominantly Bantu, despite being linguistically and culturally Nilotic. However, even "pure" Nilotes are partly Bantu, hence why removing Nilotes (e.g. Dinka) as a proxy for the Luo's Nilotic ancestry results in Bantus being used to model more of the Luo's ancestry.
@godsandmortaIs Marvel Studios was contractually obligated to not include Spidey's traditional supporting characters, so that they wouldn't feel stale in case Sony wanted to use them in yet another reboot.
@godsandmortaIs Marvel Studios was contractually obligated to not include Spidey's traditional supporting characters, so that they wouldn't feel stale in case Sony wanted to use them in yet another reboot.
@KnightmareYuvi I've bought the movie on Fandango and have watched it three times; the end credits of my most recent viewing are playing right now. It's a good movie; negative criticisms about it are exaggerated.
@ItzJustSebaa It looks much better in film. Also, all CGI-heavy films have weak CGI shots, such as the infamous shot of Bruce Banner in the Hulkbuster armor in Infinity War.
@MARVEL_DC_USA The beings whom Kara are fighting are also super-powered. Also, I don't think that she's fully powered in that scene due to being on a planet without a yellow sun (if I recall correctly).
@Au_Gold21@Neneeyourcrush LMAO. I don't condone the use of the N-word, but it's hilarious how it's combined with adjectives to describe different kinds of people; "feet n*gg*s" is hilarious.
@lordminddgaf@NYtellem How is he a tether? He's not leeching off African Americans since he's in Britain; and he's playing an African character rather than an African American one.