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Edited by Mrph1 on Jul 29th 2024 at 3:09:00 PM
From a better angle, it's Hulk, Black Panther and Black Widow
◊, with the red hand nobody has been able to identify left. It looks like a glove so probably Captain America or Captain Marvel.
Infinity War LEGO sets
. Big spoilers.
Thor does get his axe and the description mentions he and Rocket going to the land of dwarves for a weapon. Guessing Petet Dinklage will be the dwarf blacksmith.
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The first rule of Hellfire Club is you don't talk about Hellfire Club. Even if you're in a movie where they're the main villains, make sure none of them have any lines and the name of the group is barely mentioned even by their ostensible leader.
The Hellfire Club is a secret club run by the super-rich. They're traditional X-Men enemies, in that a lot of them are mutants and most of them seek to influence world events for their own purposes. They have a chess motif, and if you've heard of them at all, it was from when Sebastian Shaw and Emma Frost and the rest appeared in X-Men: First Class, although Shaw didn't much resemble his old self personality- or history-wise, and didn't really get to show some of the cooler uses of his kinetic energy-absorbing powers.
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Not a Comic book reader. All I know about Comic books is based on research...which makes me an odd combination in that I don't approach the source material from a fan-perspective, but also know more than the general audience due to at least having an idea about what the fans praise. That's why I always approach comic book stories from "yeah, this sounds like an interesting concept to adapt" and not from a "oh, that story was great/terrible in the comic books".
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Thanks...did they mention the Hellfire Club in First Class? I admit, I watched the movie only once.
edited 14th Jan '18 11:14:50 AM by Swanpride
The Hellfire Club publically is basically a social club where the rich and powerful can indulge in their most "specific" tastes/fetishes. I believe, if I remember correctly, that Tony Stark and Norman Osborn were both members at one point or another.
Privately though, The Inner Circle (the most elite of them) are supervillains planning all sorts of nefarious activities (but most of the other members seem to be unaware of this).

One question, would t,challa adress what happen in civil war? Is a kinda rocky start forma new King to Almost cause a internacional issue, engaging in another fight in a Air Port and Almost Being trick by zemo, I would love If that get adress as part of his chararter devolptment.
"My Name is Bolt, Bolt Crank and I dont care if you believe or not"