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Edited by Mrph1 on Jul 29th 2024 at 3:09:00 PM
It was from New Avengers #7 so that was Bendis. Geez Bendis.
She even appeared in his Sexual Fantasies room. Which is... yeah.
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edited 25th Mar '16 11:52:38 AM by Bocaj
Forever liveblogging the AvengersWay after her kids died, probably at least 15 years real world time. And it wasn't a real relationship. The writer wanted it to be, but then Avengers Disassembled happened, so he revealed the whole thing was Wanda using her powers to mess with Steve's mind.
edited 25th Mar '16 12:15:27 PM by comicwriter
Depending on the Writer, the suit is often described as being some ultra-durable Kryptonian fabric that was in the ship he was sent to Earth in, or is super strong as the result of being exposed to Earth's yellow sun.
edited 25th Mar '16 1:14:42 PM by comicwriter
Hay Bocaj, do you know who the woman with unusually many limbs is? She's the only one I can't ID.
In terms Shipping in the MCU, the only people I ship is Sam/Steve, Howard Stark/Steve, Foggy/Marci and Jessica Jones/Luke Cage.
Well also Jessica Jones/Patricia Walker, but that's my guilty pleasure.
I want Wanda's kids to exist at some point, but the relationship which causes it isn't that important to me.
Actually, Thor and Hulk (both comics and not) are bulletproof. Iron Man's suit of armor is also bulletproof for smaller callibers.
Most (though definitely not all) people with superstrength in the comics tend to be bulletproof or at least bullet-resistant.
"All you Fascists bound to lose."We haven't seen Thor shot by bullets, but I think it's likely he's bulletproof. Loki when being shot at the start of The Avengers was bulletproof, though I think one brief wound flash on his head suggest it might be more like a super Healing Factor.
I don't recognize many arm woman.
Its either Spiral as suggested or Logan really likes MK's Shokans. In his genital parts.
Forever liveblogging the AvengersWhat for? The Incredible Hulks shows in great detail that he tends to buy stretchy pants....
Either way, since he doesn't wear any clothes otherwise, we have never seen Thor getting shot, and Iron man's armour (as well as the paint on Cap's shield) actually does show traces when they are getting shot at, my point still stands.
edited 25th Mar '16 1:37:57 PM by Swanpride
I like how during the finale of Daredevil's second season he stops giving a shit about Punisher's lethal methods and graciously accepts his cover fire while moving forward to kill Nobu himself.
During Age of Ultron he leaps out of the way of the hijacked Quinjet's bullets so I assume he's not completely bulletproof, else he'd have flown up against them to destroy it.
edited 25th Mar '16 1:59:23 PM by Anomalocaris20
You cannot firmly grasp the true form of Squidward's technique!

Bendis, I believe, even tried this with Wolverine and Squirrel Girl.
Thankfully later retconned in the best way
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