The Godfather of American Comics? Call Me Officer!

Change America? Are you kidding... You are not capital, you are just a small policeman. I just read the following character profile. To change the United States or change a region, you need connections, abilities, capital, and being a mayor. Only then can you change. Without a job, what will they change? Prices are high, and they need to have a house to find a job, and they need someone to recommend them to work, and they have to pay various taxes and insurances to find a job. In Marvel, they have to deal with all kinds of superpowers and all kinds of destruction caused by superpowers, and the government still doesn't pay. , I want to be in that kind of place, I don't commit crimes, I feel like I'm crazy, if you go out and come home, your home will be gone, the government won't pay, the insurance company will file a lawsuit with you, your home is gone, your job will be gone, if you get injured casually, the place where you work will not dare to hire you, and it will cost a huge amount of money to treat your illness.

Let me put it bluntly, it's best to keep your writing style in one direction. Don't change it like it's endlessly depressing when it comes to women.

It feels a bit dangerous. Marvel is no longer very popular.

Did the Battle of New York have to be fought? Is it difficult to develop alien technology? Luodan himself can communicate with Aunt Marvel, and you can get it from Thor if you want. You don't think that Thor is a magician and they don't have alien technology, right?

The front is quite nice. When I fight, it doesn't take a second to strike with a knife. There is a process of getting stronger. When I fight, I don't use my super strength. Moreover, the strength combined with the super mechanism is quite interesting. But I don't know if I was anxious, but suddenly I went to Devil May Cry later. When I came back, the writing style changed, cutting from here to there, regardless of the reasonable plot, and it became a bit boring.

I find that the most popular ones are all neurotic protagonists who are abstract and fun-loving.

In addition to the male protagonist's emotional justice at the beginning, which is relatively average but very humane, it becomes interesting after the bloodbath of gangsters. Unlike many current Marvel movies that focus on heroes like Iron Man and Spider-Man from the beginning, they instead focus on the protagonist and slowly expand the world view. I prefer this kind of writing that develops the protagonist. Those who have been dealing with heroes since the beginning have seen too many types of routines, and have become bored and run out of ideas. It makes people feel comfortable to develop the protagonists in their own books and write out their souls.

The pace is really too fast, and it won't take long to write. The dragon's blood potion is simply a cheat. You can copy other people's abilities with just one tube of blood, and the energy level improvement is simply exaggerated.

The AI ​​smell is too strong, can you polish it up a bit?

The taste is right, especially the action after the latest second copy is released. It is accurate and fast, and it is very comfortable to read. It does not stress the combat power. Hell's Kitchen is not considered a super high-end game. It is very sophisticated. The previous book "Death" is also very good, you can follow it 🙂