American Comics: I Exposed Every Iconic Scene
美漫：名场面全被我曝光了
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The biggest taboo in this question-and-answer style is having unnecessary characters (yes, I'm talking about you, the protagonist).
It's a shame there's a main character. It's boring...
Why are there so many movies of this genre lately? They're all either Marvel, Naruto, or Three Kingdoms.
According to the latest Marvel movie "Eternals", if Thanos hadn't snapped his fingers, a new Celestials would have been born three years after the Infinity War, which would have resulted in the Earth exploding and humanity being wiped out. How would you think if you knew this information?
From the author's latest chapter, we know that Tony considers the Winter Soldier a person, not a weapon. Therefore, from this perspective, we only need to discuss one thing: is the Winter Soldier a person or a weapon? The Winter Soldier is, in fact, a weapon, and I personally lean towards the latter.
This is awesome! It's even more exciting than the dark history of Naruto and One Piece! 🌚🌚
Why does everyone think Thanos is so strong? In the movies, Thanos wore the Infinity Gauntlet, which had five Infinity Stones, and he still managed to fight Thor to a draw. In the animated film *What If...?*, Thanos without the gauntlet couldn't even defeat his weakest henchman in the movies and was almost killed by Obsidian. He would have died if Nebula hadn't intervened. In the comics, even Deadpool dares to confront Thanos head-on. Please, watch the movie more carefully, okay?
This is just my personal guess; I don't know if it's accurate. How to lift Thor's hammer 1. Your strength surpasses Odin's, especially that of the elderly Odin. Asgardians tend to grow stronger with age, and I believe the elderly Odin was absolutely at the pinnacle of the Heavenly Father's power.
This book has two main highlights: 1. There's no main character, because the main character only appears briefly around chapter 20 and then disappears again. 2. There's no substantial content; it just copies and describes scenes from movies.
What is this story about? What is the point of the protagonist's existence? It's just a copy of the plot, with some narration and a couple of lines about the protagonist's rewards. There's nothing interesting about it. Since there's a custom Q&A at the beginning, why not give the protagonist an identity? Why not give him a chance to return home in glory? Why not show off in front of others?