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Edited by Mrph1 on Jul 29th 2024 at 3:09:00 PM
Well technically the blueprints of the mask were probably released on the internet but you still have to be ridiculously good at engineering to make one, I'd think.
Forever liveblogging the AvengersThe guy who invented the masks being dead doesn't mean there isn't any more, or more can't be made. The reason he was introduced was because of the nature of the problem involving the mask, and the personalities of the people seeking him. Of course they're going to go to the inventor, rather than some other SHIELD engineer that worked on it.
No, the mask is easy to use — all you need is to get a face print and a voice print — but the mask Kara was using malfunctioned. The mask was fused to her face and part of it showed a burn on her skin, while the other part showed the last face it wore (May's face).
Once the mask's creator was able to fix it, the mask was fully functional again (aside from the voice box).
edited 4th Dec '15 7:06:43 AM by alliterator
Ryan Coogler
, the director of Fruitvale Station and Creed, is in talks to direct Black Panther.
I don't see the conn-
Ooh.
You know, how come The Amazing Spider-Man didn't have HIM as the villain anyway?
Continuously reading, studying, and (hopefully) growing.Evidently when it comes to villains, Sony thinks small (go for big recognizable guys, not obscure guys who can play mind games), Marvel thinks big (take the obscure guys and make them so that they're just as legit as the recognizable bad guys).
Of course, this is an educated guess, so don't quote me.
But man, Sony's treatment of Spidey was getting weird, right?
edited 4th Dec '15 6:18:10 PM by TargetmasterJoe

Looks like he can make a dent.
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