I Opened a Pawn Shop in American Comics

The protagonist can directly ask the naughty boy to sell his superpowers to the protagonist. Anyway, in the comics, the naughty boy goes to get a serum to make the superpowers disappear.

It's very strange. The pawn shop specializes in pawning. From the whole article, it seems that everyone is doing a deal.

I feel like there is something wrong with the setting of this pawn. Shouldn't everything be pawned? The superpowers of mutants can also be directly pawned, because power is also a commodity. I also have to use my soul to pawn off the mutants' abilities. It feels good lo.

I feel like if mutants only had sentries, they wouldn't have to kill the world.

A pawn shop is called a pawn shop only when there are pawns and redemptions. The craftsmanship passed down by our ancestors cannot be lost.

I'm just blowing off the setting, I hope the author won't exaggerate too much. Marvel destroys the world at every turn, and then the weak protagonist saves the world. The rationality is too poor. Can Professor X destroy the human race? Can't do any of them! The green giant becomes infinitely stronger? Is energy conserved? Swallow stars and eat planets, and get killed by people who can't even destroy cities! Marvel is a world that is both boastful and weak.

Opinion House, if you feel unhappy after reading this, come here to complain about the author...

In fact, did the author write this book after reading Pawnshop No. 8?

It's good-looking. Although I've only seen twenty-one, the overall feeling is okay. When I saw twenty-one, I felt a little uncomfortable. You can learn from the aloof and arrogant character of the protagonist in Pawnshop No. 8, Who just loves it and doesn't want to leave. But it is understandable that people grow up little by little. I remember there is a saying that I adapt to weak people, and strong people adapt to me. If you ask for something from me, you must follow my rules.

It feels very similar to Trafford Buyers Club, and I feel like the author made reference to the other party's setting.