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Also, the Cosmic Ghost Rider does not care about exemption acts: he was the one who killed Hitler!

I mean, in the original timeline, that was Bucky.

Then, it's up to which one looks cooler while doing so. When did Bucky did that?

Well, okay, it was either Bucky or the Human Torch, depending on if What If? #4 is still in continuity. In that story, it's revealed that at the end of the war, the Human Torch and Bucky flew to Berlin and broke into Hitler's bunker to get him to surrender, but he opened fire on them, so the Human Torch burned him to death.

Later on, during Dark Reign, Hawkeye was trying to justify to the other Avengers killing Osborn by using "What if you could go back in time and kill Hitler?" and Bucky answered, "I did." "You did what?" "Killed Hitler."

But then again, this is the Marvel universe, where Hitler's mind was transferred into a cloned body and became the Hate-Monger, so it's technically possible for more than one person to have killed Hitler.

Edited by alliterator on Jun 5th 2019 at 8:53:31 AM

Wasn't there one Marvel storyline where Zola or someone made like a bajillion Hitlers at once and put them all over the globe?

Honestly, it feels like they've rendered Hitler so cheap that you could get your food bagged by a Hitler at the super market, and most Marvel civilians would just go "Huh, well, not the weirdest thing to happen to me all morning."

"I killed Hitler." "Join the club. I killed two Hitlers last week."

And yet nazis are still a thing in the MU.

And the average civilian is a worse racist.

Same government that says giant robots are a way to curb minorities.

On the “Nuff Said” comics, I remember really liking the Black Panther one. A really solid fight scene between Panther and a Brainwashed and Crazy Iron Fist. Also, Ross has to deal with being transformed into a dragon.

My favorite "Nuff Said" issues were the Amazing Spider-Man one (Aunt May goes about her day after learning Peter was Spider-Man — she cancels her Daily Bugle subscription) and the X-Statix one (everyone is pulled into Doop's head).

No, wait, there's also the Avengers one, where Kang conquers the world and kills everyone in Washington DC. The Avengers manage to get the President to safety, but the Wasp is forced to sign Articles of Surrender. The issue is called "There Are No Words."

Edited by alliterator on Jun 5th 2019 at 10:17:01 AM

War of the Realms: if I understood it right, it seems that with the hammer from the Ultimate Marvel universe, the real Thor is back! Now the invasion is surely about to end.

Has it ever been established how far Mister Fantastic can stretch?

I thought the Ultimate Marvel hammer turned Volstagg into the War Thor? What made it suddenly go to the Regular Thor?

It was lying broken in Asgardia. Volstagg sensed that it was calling, but not him. Jane took it and... [to be continued]

So is War of the Realms any good or is it just another bargain-bin event?

I like it. The main event is good and the tie-ins are good, too.

Marvel Team Up also had a freaky Friday flip, but between Spider-Man and Ms.Marvel.

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It has been fun. Though i am curious where Banner is during all this.

Edited by Cortez on Jun 6th 2019 at 7:58:31 AM

Not really sure if Devil's Hulk the sort to get involved in something like this honestly.

Right, but they are attacking all over and Devil Hulk attacks anyone who hurts Banner.

So i guess Banner himself is just doing a good job of staying hidden.

The reporter in the last issue did offhandedly mention "elves invading Manhattan" or something like that.

Marvel Team-Up has made me want to see Eve Ewing write more Spider-Man. The next Spider-Man series they do, Eve Ewing should be tapped to write it. She writes him really well.

Meanwhile, Vita Ayala needs to be given an X-Men ongoing with whoever they want to use, though preferably Bishop and Gabby. But I'd love to see them do Forge in an ongoing, too.

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In a past tense too. I wonder if it all went down during the eight days Joe Fixit was in control of Banner's body.

Yeah, Joe Fixit wouldn't have given a shit.

So glad Eve Ewing is doing well over at Marvel especially in the wake of the ridiculous “she’s a POET she can’t write!” whine she got when she was announced for Ironheart. She also writes a good Kamala, I hope she does something Ms. Marvel related.