As much as I dislike the multiverse Spider-Man derivatives, Peni and Noir feel like they actually prove the rule- they are largely successful because they are so thoroughly dethatched from the mainline canon that they are effectively different characters with a loose Spider-Man motif. I enjoy the Japanese Spider-Man show for the same reason. It doesn't need to trash Peter Parker or co-opt his legacy and mostly does its own thing.
@not_oayo It's rarer now, but it's possible. My wife did this for me a couple of times, with what were basically warm-up confession notes until she finally gave me a full letter.
@Cocodb2223@naturelife_ok That is Holly from Something Wild. She runs a licensed animal rehab and research facility that specializes in beavers. That beaver is Tulip, who was sick and orphaned, and needed to be indoors until she could be moved to the outdoor enclosure.
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Lmao no. Considering Ross was the one whose blind attempt to apprehend Hulk resulted in his authorizing illegal experiments that created and unleashed Abomination on Harlem (arguably doing more damage than Hulk did in South Africa), there's no way that Banner would trust the accords. If anything he knows exactly where "government oversight" leads and part of his personal quest was to keep himself and the monster out of government hands.
@Critical_Scribe mom sat down once when I was starting Silent Hill, and after the initial squeamishness, got so invested she would not only make suggestions about the puzzles, but she would ask me when I was going to play it again like she was waiting for the next episode of a TV show.
Traditionally, yeah, but it seems like the MCU is delineating between Professor Hulk and Savage Hulk in this case. Savage Hulk shook Temu Jean out almost immediately, whereas they're using the Banner psyche as the way Professor Hulk could be controlled. Granted their entire portrayal of Hulk is not terribly coherent post-2012 Avengers.
The way people on this site will aggressively respond to something completely different from what you were even saying is reaching new levels of absolutely absurd. I feel like I’m going crazy. No one will respond to what anyone is actually saying. We’re reaching new levels of “why do you hate pancakes?”.
Yeah it's weird to jump automatically to "misogynist" when I think it's more likely attributable to sentimentality. The reality is that in most men's life, the healing agents are typically women- even beyond roles like nurses or teachers, girlfriends, wives, mothers, fill an invaluable role in spiritual repair/edification. Saying "this is the type of person who fixed my wounds" and creating someone that embodies that archetype isn't rooted in hatred of women. Kind of the opposite.
@Daykerpriest He was trying to show her she was wrong about being alone and made a gesture of good faith to talk her down from her onslaught. It was a last ditch effort at diffusion/de-escalation.
@big_aysh@GODMOTHERfyi Because earlier in the film, MJ let slip that Spider-Man's name was Peter. He's realizing he's talking to Spider-Man, his personal idol, out of the costume, not magically recognizing Peter Parker as his former friend.
@zerothought00@bigbrownson Yeah but Jean isn't an Omega level mutant here. Even once she has her little power burst in the film, Parker still had to willingly let her in. Powerful telepaths like comic Jean and Xavier can bypass the noise, but this is temu Jean.
@FLimaxxx@bigbrownson I could entertain the idea that she could manipulate Professor Hulk since at least in the MCU it's technically Banner's psyche in the driver's seat. As soon as Savage Hulk showed up he threw her out. But yeah otherwise it's all very contrived.
@big_aysh The film established that DODC was already working on anti-mutant/anti-hero tech. Peter sped things up, but if he was capable of building the inhibitor in a crappy apartment lab, the DODC with all their funding and resources would have achieved the same thing.
@Ferdinand4l Asking this question only serves to reveal that nearly every Avengers film is a convoluted "idiot plot" where everyone is competent until the plot demands they're not.
@theeshyguy2000@dyingscribe When you're trying to convince the telepathic tyrant not to kill someone and release manhattan from her psionic lockdown, opening with "look, I know deep down you're alarmingly okay with human collateral, but we have to draw the line here," just doesn't have the same appeal
@EternalRearmed@criticalhitsTV@bigbrownson Sure, but narratives need to have clearly established architecture/rules so that stakes and causes for action are legible to the audience. Otherwise, "it's fiction" can be used to justify any narrative betrayal which devalues audience investment.
Well she was briefly controlling Professor Hulk, I think that's why he's confused. It's not unreasonable that Jean can control the subdued Professor Hulk who maintains Banner's consciousness, but when Savage Hulk takes over, with his different brain chemistry and separate identity, he can force her out.
@dyingscribe What's funny for the literacy crowd is John Walker's actions are actually morally grey in a way they keep insisting and WISH Jean Grey's villainy was.