Peggy?
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No, really I ship Cap and Peggy soooo much. And whenever I think about the Sokovia Accords, I think if I was a god or a mutant, I’d tell Tony to shove it, too. #TeamCap
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Civil War is another Marvel story line that I was not too fond of, but yes; if I have to choose sides, then I’m always with the Resistance.
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Yeah, Tony’s good, but he ain’t Steve Rogers Good.
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So good, he’s almost worthy to wield Mjolnir.
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Wizard did it.
Seriously. Dr Strange’s superpower is illusion and alternate universe. He set it up to give Thantoes what he wanted, now he can move everything back.
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If the Sokovia Accords had the same kind of restrictions as Senator Kelly’s Mutant Registration Act, maybe. But as far as I could follow the accords as described in the movie were basically just a UN resolution saying “extralegal acts of superpowered vigilanteism aren’t cool, yo.” If you were just some rando who happened to have superpowers you’d be unaffected.
Most people I know don’t even need to be asked not to go on potentially world-ending international crimefighting adventures without the permission or approval of any government.
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I think we can probably draw the line at mitochondria, likewise the shared organs of any co-joined twins.
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Captain Marvel: OK, here’s the plan. We fly up to the edge of Earth’s atmosphere and I engage the incoming space armada directly with bursts of cosmic energy while you cover my six.
Hawkeye: I… uh… can’t fly.
Captain Marvel: Seriously?? I thought that was literally your one superpower!
Hawkeye: You’re probably thinking of the other bird-of-prey-themed Avenger, Falcon. Happens a lot.
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He could borrow some of Tony Stark’s tech?
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Them Hazzard boys could help?
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Hawkeye: Say, Tony?
Stark: Yeah?
Hawkeye: You know how you made a cool super-suit for your friend Rhodey?
Stark: Yeah?
Hawkeye: And then you made a couple of cool super-suits for that Spider-kid?
Stark: Yeah?
Hawkeye: And then you let Bruce use the hulkbuster armor when he was getting performance anxiety?
Stark: Yeah?
Hawkeye: Well, I was just wonderi—
Stark: You remember that time you trashed Avengers headquarters by having Wanda throw my favorite robot down through 17 floors and then blew up an airport in a fight to help the fugitive war criminal who murdered my parents?
Hawkeye: Uhh… right. That’s what I thought.
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In the comics, the Superhero Registration Act basically conscripted anyone with powers into a government militia and those who didn’t want to join were extra-judicially locked up in another dimension.
In the movie, Cap doesn’t want his vigilantism to be constrained by civilian oversight (probably because he’s paranoid that Hydra agents are still running things).
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Right, that’s why I specified the Sokovia Accords as depicted in the movie.
That law didn’t appear to criminalize anything that isn’t already a criminal act in real life.
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Time travel, and/or a reboot into a “Young Avengers” series. Bet nobody will see those coming.
Preview screening today courtesy of the museum.
IT’S FUCKING AWESOME
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Good to hear, I’ve heard good things and look forward to take the kiddo to it, hopefully.
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You, sir, are not a comic nerd, are you?
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Sigh. Not this shit again…
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