The Fantasy Manifestation of a Certain American Comic Universe

The author sets 🐷 as an invincible being who gradually loses his emotions, and now starts to capture mutants for fun. But wouldn't it be more interesting to promote a multiracial republic? Besides, it's really cool to be able to play with Stryker. Leave, don't send it away, kick it away even if you send it away

Regarding the most hotly discussed issue of Spider-Man and mutant spiders. First of all, I roughly counted it. In the first chapter, I used nearly 400 words to explain this problem. As a result, countless people still said that I wrote it wrong, so I will explain it again here. As mentioned in the article, the Spider-Man here is from the "Spider-Man 1/2/3" trilogy played by Tobey Maguire. His parents are CIA agents, not researchers from Osborne Industries. The mutant spider was accidentally researched by Columbia University and has nothing to do with Spider-Man's parents. Then there is the issue of venom. First of all, the protagonist does not have any abilities in the first chapter, and his body still has a genetic disease. He may die in a few years. He knows that it is possible to obtain the ability of Spider-Man, why not take the risk? As for why you chose the old version of "Spider-Man 1/2/3"? This is because I like this version of Spider-Man the best. Different from "The Amazing Spider-Man" and "Spider-Man Homecoming", the Spider-Man in "Spider-Man 1/2/3" is not a second generation who relies on his parents, nor is he a middle school student who relies on the Iron Man spider suit. He is just a loser. Any ability is the result of accidental mutation. Even the spider silk is emitted from his own body. ​Maybe some people will say that this is not in line with the original setting of the comic, but I just like this Spider-Man, that's it, and I will never change it.

Many people who write about Marvel have three problems. They can't write without the plot of the movie. Iron Man at the beginning, the fat green Thor in the middle, the Avengers at the end, interspersed with Doctor Strange, Spider-Man and the mutants are considered innovative... The second is to be a licker🐶. I admit that Scarlett is very beautiful. The problem is that I really don't like the role of Black Widow. She is only a few years younger than Captain America. She has countless boyfriends and suspected sex partners. There are at least three or four Avengers. I don't care if we meet as equals or even have sex. I can't bear to see someone lifting Black Widow to the sky. The third one is not so poisonous but I personally dislike it. Usually the protagonist is not willing to curry favor with SHIELD, and ends up being a consultant or something like that... Some of my personal favorites are either in a lofty position where the protagonist is directly a rich man or the leader of an important department, so he can ignore SHIELD's solicitation, or else he is showing off his power or having a backstage, SHIELD is paying attention, but the friendship is average

Tony: Well~Actually, I am Iron Man... Reporter: Sorry, Mr. Stark, we are not interested in whether you are Iron Man or not. We heard that after Mr. Stark announced the closure of the company's weapons department, the Stark Industries board of directors kicked you out of the board of directors. After that, you had a fight with your uncle, Mr. Obadiah, the largest owner of Stark Industries equity, resulting in his death. So, Mr. Stark, did you use unfair means to get back the shares of Stark Industries? Tony: MMP…

No one has come up with an idiom to pick up the dragon, so I'll come up with one first, sword light and shadow!

To be honest, the ability of telekinesis is already in the mainstream, and this ability is very unnatural, but few authors write about it, and some even use telekinesis as another fist. I really want to call it a retard. The sign of mind power is that it is invisible, formless and cannot be touched. If nothing else, let's take the simplest example. If you lift a person up, unless he has the ability to attack from a distance, he will be dead. It can be said that he is a person with complete melee combat abilities. For example, take the Hulk, as long as your telekinesis can lift him up and float him in mid-air with nowhere to draw on, it doesn't matter how powerful you are. I have seen too many mentally retarded protagonists who use their telekinesis to challenge others head-on. Of course I just started reading this book and I don't know how the protagonist will use it

Author, please stop letting me be the protagonist! Give him a book of exercises! There are so many magical techniques in fantasy that can create the universe, so does the protagonist have to be an idiot and stare at the infinity stones? Then if he can't get the Infinity Stones for a day, will he just be a salty fish for a day, just wandering around in SHIELD and the big shit🐶. Please let him have some ideas and autonomy of his own! Please. After all, it would be a pity not to write about such a good subject well.

Has the author never read Marvel? Thanos has the Infinity Stones. When did he want to rule the universe? He is just the director of the Universal Family Planning Office.

How many books does it take to hit the streets before the author realizes that novels without human emotions will only hit the streets after being out of curiosity, such as Blue and White Society and Next Door Lao Chen? After being out of curiosity, who else will like it except the diehards who are annoying people everywhere? Young people with bloated hormones read novels. Will they still like them after being curious?

After watching Avengers 3, I came back and a lot of people died tragically.