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Like Doom swearing just seems weird.

"I'm Doctor fucking Doom."

I miss that brief time when everyone thought Ultimate Reed Richards was the coolest villain ever.

What would Doom say if the heroes admit they think an alternate Reed is a more fearsome enemy than him?

Wait, has Doom not met the Maker? That seems like a fairly obvious fight, and it could have been done during Infamous Iron Man.

Edited by Aleistar on Oct 13th 2019 at 11:13:03 AM

Didn't it happen in Infamous Iron Man? I know that's where Thing met The Maker.

It would probably look like this [1]◊ but with Doom as Hank and Maker as Reed.

Doom thought he met the Maker during Infamous Iron Man, but the Maker turned out to be Mephisto in disguise.

I gotta wonder why he would disguise himself as someone Doom has yet to meet.

The devil works In Mysterious Ways.

pretty sure hes seen maker at least and saw him turn into sliced meats by molecule man

Titles for January 2020

New Hawkeye mini from Matthew Rosenberg, while Alan Davis returns with Avengers/Defenders: Tarot

Ooh, Otto Schmidt is the artist on the Hawkeye mini. He did Green Arrow before and was great on it. Rosenberg has been hit or miss, but this is only a mini and the synopsis sounds interesting.

Alan Davis writing a Avengers/Defenders mini-series based on Tarot? That is interesting.

Edited by alliterator on Oct 15th 2019 at 10:46:50 AM

MCU mastermind Kevin Feige has been (or will be) appointed Chief Creative Officer of Marvel in general.

Essentially, he's going to be in charge of the creative direction of all things Marvel, including the TV shows, cartoons, and the comics themselves.

Edited by TargetmasterJoe on Oct 15th 2019 at 2:49:24 PM

So he's the new fall guy.

Don't worry.

He has a parachute.

Twist...Quesada out, so Peter gets married to MJ...Michelle Jones, that is, in the comics.

Uh, no. Quesada is still Chief Creative Officer for Marvel Entertainment. Feige is CCO for Marvel as a whole.

So here is the hierarchy:

Kevin Feige (Chief Creative Officer, Marvel)
|
Dan Buckley (President, Marvel Entertainment)
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Joe Quesada (Chief Creative Officer, Marvel Entertainment)
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CB Cebulski (Editor-in-Chief, Marvel Comics)

Edited by alliterator on Oct 15th 2019 at 12:55:05 PM

So here's something depressing to think about.

In the 90s Spider-Man cartoon, the show's version of the Black Marvel was an African-American man who hid his identity because of the racist backlash he would have faced as a black superhero in the 1940s. Now look at the modern day where non-white LegacyCharacter legacy characters and and non-white interpretations of traditionally white characters have often been met with a great deal of racist hostility from certain segments of superhero fandom. Talk about t.v. predicting the future.

Edited by windleopard on Oct 15th 2019 at 1:30:24 AM

x3 Considering that Pete was ready to propose to his Mary Jane a few issues ago, we might be getting there.

Edited by megaeliz on Oct 15th 2019 at 4:12:51 AM

Feige for God Emperor.

Quesada will be a VP/creative DIRECTOR, not Chief.

Edited by Zarius on Oct 15th 2019 at 1:36:40 AM

×4

I think you mean Blue Marvel and he wasn't in the 90s Spider-Man cartoon, he wasn't created yet.

Yeah, i wasn't a fan of his Punisher because he would make the Marvel heroes and villains act like dopes to make Frank look good.

He had Rhino runaway from Frank, even though Rhino is bulletproof.

Either way, blaming Quesada for everything has never really made sense.

Edited by Cortez on Oct 15th 2019 at 4:41:38 AM

Rosenberg also had a shite run on the X Men so...

No, they're right about Black Marvel. Blue Marvel wasn't made until the 00s.