A Regular Guy in Marvel, Mastering Gun Kata from the Start

In the synopsis, Black Widow, a seasoned agent, is bound hand and foot 🌸, and the probability of her blushing is close to zero (it could also be a pretense). She was still extracting information when she was bound in Avengers 1.

In the shattered apocalypse, that's what gun-fu truly is—the ability to walk leisurely through a hail of bullets, hitting the target every time. 😎

That's what gun-fu is all about in the tearing apocalypse.

The author may not have seen the post-apocalyptic world of "The Rift," but true gunfighting isn't some fancy, arc-shooting-like superpower. Gunfighting is a skill that combines shooting and martial arts through advanced geometry and mathematical calculations by a genius mind.

A mediocre gunfighting technique, mediocre radar sensing, mediocre hand-to-hand combat, plus a mediocre war rhythm. And then they captured Bullseye? Is Bullseye really that weak?

A good protagonist in an American comic book is one who has their own ideas and doesn't become a lackey of America. I recommend this book and everyone should support it.

He's nowhere near as interesting as the synopsis suggests, and being an enemy of Iron Man makes him seem like a selfish individual.

Firefox's design is really off-putting; it's quite scary to look at. The British female agents, on the other hand, are pretty good.

The description is off-putting and a bit disgusting.

There aren't enough female leads! We should have Natalie Portman as Thor, Gal Gadot as Wonder Woman, and Nicole Kidman as the Queen of Aquaman—all these stunning beauties should be included!