I Play a DC Hero in Marvel

The top three most popular American comics over the years are very interesting. Batman represents the darkest reality, Superman represents the brightest reality, and Friendly Neighbor Spider-Man represents normal reality.

Does the author understand the law? He actually said that Captain America was harboring criminals. The Winter Soldier killed someone while under complete control and was incapacitated. He was also a victim and was not guilty. In both public and private matters, Captain America is not wrong. In private, he is not wrong in protecting his children and comrades. Yu Gong, the Winter Soldier is not guilty, Iron Man wants to kill him, it is a crime, Captain America stops the crime, there is nothing wrong!

It's such a huge official pressure to actually write about Marvel on DC. Dog headjpg

The first part was okay, I liked it a lot, but the later parts got worse and worse. In order to highlight his own DC team, he constantly belittled the Avengers and turned them into a group of obstructionist and jealous clowns. However, did he write the true essence and core of the Justice League? It made people more and more disappointed after reading it.

To be honest, based on the author's writing style and the fact that he is playing DC, it is better to say he is playing a citizen of the motherland. It would be great to directly rewrite a movie about people making trouble in Marvel. The protagonist written by the author summons various incarnations of the Justice League, but his behavior is exactly the same as that of Wharton. Making movies creates idols. Earn fan points. Then see which forces are hindering you, and then let your fighting power do what the people of the motherland should do. Killing that is unpleasant, killing that is not satisfying, and killing that is in the way It would be great to just change the Justice League into the Seven Giants of the Motherland. Absolutely no one criticizes it like this It must be called the Justice League, which is neither justice nor alliance. There are only illogical mysteries and various other content to fill the holes in the story. The author treats the entire Marvel world as a stage play. And it's shoddy clown drama. Except for the protagonist he arranged, everyone is despicable and shameless. Only the incarnation arranged by the author is wise and mighty. The logical opposition is not smooth either. Obviously Marvel's original characters have been written very badly. But the original protagonist can do worse The combat rhythm is pulpy and severely torn. Of course these are just minor failures. I think if the name of this book is changed to someone from my country pretending to be Superman in Marvel. Maybe it will be even more popular. Seriously

Went out to a Continental Hotel, and then met the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, but it didn't affect the fighting ability, so I accepted it. Then an Autobot came out. . . Don't have enough Marvel villains for you? Originally, Marvel had Latitude Demons and aliens, and the system was already chaotic enough, and they kept adding chaos. The more you write, the more loopholes you have

The author has a suggestion! Batman's refusal to kill has left a lot of trouble behind! The protagonist is not Batman, and does not need to act according to Batman's methods. The consequences of the protagonist's failure to kill will be borne by those close to him, and those close to him have no ability to protect themselves, which will become the protagonist's weakness. The protagonist should kill decisively, his heart and actions are as clear as a mirror, and everything he does is righteous!

The Rabbit Armor was manufactured by the Gotham Police Department and has many prototypes. This should be the most recognized one among the prototypes. The character below should be James Gordon. This tights is hard to describe!

After reading the beginning, I understand that the author, as a Batman fan, chose the Batman template, but it really does not conform to the logic of the plot. The master's abilities are money, iron will, intelligence, and the body that is the limit of human beings. The protagonist is not short of money, and the will and wisdom are not inherited. He only has body and armor. The improvement is very small, and the writing power required to shape Batman is not expected by the author. Why not choose Wonder Woman? It has physical and magic output and resistance, good equipment, and a long lifespan. Its only weakness is that the comics set it up to tie its hands for the purpose of charming the otaku. It is difficult to target opponents. It can be said that it is very versatile. In fact, I want to write about a few Batman that can be exchanged for a darkened version later. The settings basically have the ability to destroy the universe, and the characters are a little easier to describe than those in the main universe.

Does the author think Doctor Doom is stingy? I really want to know how generous the author is. When he was labeled as a space station, he was bombed due to a mistake in the conversion of magic weapons, and the company went bankrupt. Everyone hated each other. So I would like to ask the author whether you would forgive the other party generously if you were accused of being accused, your house was bombed, and you went bankrupt.