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* Can the future Kang is in in the ''[[ComicBook/TheChildrensCrusade Children's Crusade]]'' oneshot be assumed to have been averted after the events of the actual run? (Namely [[spoiler: the deaths of Stature and The Vision.]]) It seems the specific events could still be possible, given that DeathIsCheap, but it also seems like a hindrance in the face of continuing stories.
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* Can the future Kang is in in the ''[[ComicBook/TheChildrensCrusade Children's Crusade]]'' ''ComicBook/AvengersTheChildrensCrusade'' oneshot be assumed to have been averted after the events of the actual run? (Namely [[spoiler: the deaths of Stature and The Vision.]]) It seems the specific events could still be possible, given that DeathIsCheap, but it also seems like a hindrance in the face of continuing stories.
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*** That's how classic Marvel continuity used to define time travel. Current stories don't worry about it, and the effects of time travel vary from writer to writer.
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*** That's how classic Marvel continuity used to define time travel. Current stories don't worry about it, and the effects of time travel vary from writer to writer.writer (see: Age of Ultron *the comic not the movie*).
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** That's the whole problem. As has been seen in other Marvel titles, when you "change" the past, you actually shift yourself and those with you into a new alternate timeline. From a FridgeHorror perspective, that means that you could be creating entire [[CrapsackWorld Crapsack]] ''[[CrapsackWorld Universes]]''!
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** That's the whole problem. As has been seen in other Marvel titles, when you "change" the past, you actually shift yourself and those with you into a new alternate timeline. From a FridgeHorror perspective, that means that you could be creating entire [[CrapsackWorld Crapsack]] ''[[CrapsackWorld Universes]]''!Universes]]''!
*** That's how classic Marvel continuity used to define time travel. Current stories don't worry about it, and the effects of time travel vary from writer to writer.
*** That's how classic Marvel continuity used to define time travel. Current stories don't worry about it, and the effects of time travel vary from writer to writer.
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* Why would Iron Lad choosing not to become Kang muck up the timeline? It's a canonical fact that all of Kang's time hopping has created an army of alternate versions of himself (enough of them, in fact, to field their own LegionOfDoom). So why does it matter if one particular Nathaniel Richards decides to become a hero instead of a villain?
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* Why would Iron Lad choosing not to become Kang muck up the timeline? It's a canonical fact that all of Kang's time hopping has created an army of alternate versions of himself (enough of them, in fact, to field their own LegionOfDoom). So why does it matter if one particular Nathaniel Richards decides to become a hero instead of a villain?villain?
** That's the whole problem. As has been seen in other Marvel titles, when you "change" the past, you actually shift yourself and those with you into a new alternate timeline. From a FridgeHorror perspective, that means that you could be creating entire [[CrapsackWorld Crapsack]] ''[[CrapsackWorld Universes]]''!
** That's the whole problem. As has been seen in other Marvel titles, when you "change" the past, you actually shift yourself and those with you into a new alternate timeline. From a FridgeHorror perspective, that means that you could be creating entire [[CrapsackWorld Crapsack]] ''[[CrapsackWorld Universes]]''!
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* This is a pretty minor question, but how does nobody notice the fact that Tommy has white hair when they first see him? I mean, I can believe the fact that they look the same would pop out to Billy and the others when they first meet him, but when they burst through the wall of Kl'rt's ship Teddy mistakes Tommy for Billy, and later Captain America mistakes Tommy for Billy. In the latter case, I'm especially confused seeing as this was from behind and there was no way for Captain America to see Tommy's face at that angle. If he was going to mistake Tommy for anyone, I'd've thought it'd be Pietro.
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* This is a pretty minor question, but how does nobody notice the fact that Tommy has white hair when they first see him? I mean, I can believe the fact that they look the same would pop out to Billy and the others when they first meet him, but when they burst through the wall of Kl'rt's ship Teddy mistakes Tommy for Billy, and later Captain America mistakes Tommy for Billy. In the latter case, I'm especially confused seeing as this was from behind and there was no way for Captain America to see Tommy's face at that angle. If he was going to mistake Tommy for anyone, I'd've thought it'd be Pietro.Pietro.
* Why would Iron Lad choosing not to become Kang muck up the timeline? It's a canonical fact that all of Kang's time hopping has created an army of alternate versions of himself (enough of them, in fact, to field their own LegionOfDoom). So why does it matter if one particular Nathaniel Richards decides to become a hero instead of a villain?
* Why would Iron Lad choosing not to become Kang muck up the timeline? It's a canonical fact that all of Kang's time hopping has created an army of alternate versions of himself (enough of them, in fact, to field their own LegionOfDoom). So why does it matter if one particular Nathaniel Richards decides to become a hero instead of a villain?
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* Can the future Kang is in in the ''[[ComicBook/TheChildrensCrusade Children's Crusade]]'' oneshot be assumed to have been averted after the events of the actual run? (Namely [[spoiler: the deaths of Stature and The Vision.]]) It seems the specific events could still be possible, given that DeathIsCheap, but it also seems like a hindrance in the face of continuing stories.
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* Can the future Kang is in in the ''[[ComicBook/TheChildrensCrusade Children's Crusade]]'' oneshot be assumed to have been averted after the events of the actual run? (Namely [[spoiler: the deaths of Stature and The Vision.]]) It seems the specific events could still be possible, given that DeathIsCheap, but it also seems like a hindrance in the face of continuing stories.stories.
* This is a pretty minor question, but how does nobody notice the fact that Tommy has white hair when they first see him? I mean, I can believe the fact that they look the same would pop out to Billy and the others when they first meet him, but when they burst through the wall of Kl'rt's ship Teddy mistakes Tommy for Billy, and later Captain America mistakes Tommy for Billy. In the latter case, I'm especially confused seeing as this was from behind and there was no way for Captain America to see Tommy's face at that angle. If he was going to mistake Tommy for anyone, I'd've thought it'd be Pietro.
* This is a pretty minor question, but how does nobody notice the fact that Tommy has white hair when they first see him? I mean, I can believe the fact that they look the same would pop out to Billy and the others when they first meet him, but when they burst through the wall of Kl'rt's ship Teddy mistakes Tommy for Billy, and later Captain America mistakes Tommy for Billy. In the latter case, I'm especially confused seeing as this was from behind and there was no way for Captain America to see Tommy's face at that angle. If he was going to mistake Tommy for anyone, I'd've thought it'd be Pietro.
