American Comics: A New Avatar Every Week

I haven't watched it yet, but to be honest, if ordinary clowns don't have superpowers, it really won't work in Marvel, because Marvel's heroes can really kill people, and they don't care whether you are mentally ill or not.

One: Outlaw: Graves Two: Card Master: Drizzt Three: Homelander Four: Joker Five: Rune Mage: Ryze

Seeing that there were no pictures, I felt uncomfortable so I picked one at random.

I thought that the protagonist had an incarnation every week like Martin, and when he changed to the next incarnation, the previous one would disappear, and different incarnations had different personalities, sometimes decent, sometimes villains, sometimes neutral. But after reading the first three chapters, I found that it was another Smash book. Forget it, I have too many Smash books on my bookshelf.

One: Crimson Moon: Kieran Two: Crimson Moon: Elise and the Demigod The Vile Maw Three: Crimson Moon: Kennen Four: Crimson Moon: Jhin Five: Crimson Moon: Kalista Six: Crimson Moon: Thresh Seven: Crimson Moon: Drizzt

The opening routine is too old-fashioned, and it is difficult to write it in recent releases. It is a classic bloody plot. You have a bloody three-hit combo at the beginning, and you come to the door at the beginning. This kind of routine is tired of seeing it. This year's new writing of this type deliberately only comes in the late or mid-term. It is not easy for you to bring this sensory improvement back.

The protagonist uses his clones to create a bunch of villains and fights wits and courage with his decent clones, which makes him speechless.

Dear readers and fathers, if you have any comments, please post them here. I will observe the responses one by one.

It took Stark three months to escape from being captured. Is this a common sense issue in Iron Man movies or fan fiction? How come it has been a month since I got to you, the author? Moreover, this month passed inexplicably, very suddenly, and there was no description at all. At any rate, you could just write a few words about a month later. It would make people look confused and feel like a mess.

It's too mediocre, no different from most Marvel fandoms. Saving Tony and being discovered by Ancient One and participating in the plot are almost the same routine. There is nothing new that makes me feel. Today's Marvel fandoms are basically meaningless if you don't add the plot of the comics. The routines in the movies have been written badly.