What if thor recovered from trauma mid of endgame movie and jane foster came into his dream,he recovers from trauma and he comes back in shape after working hard and now during fight with thanos he is fit and powerful and he breaks Thanos armor and almost about to kill him with his dual hammers but one of alien general launches spaceships onto thor and he gets stuck under massive debris,is then attacked by army and then comes iron man sacrifice

What do u all think of this?

poker night at avengers mansion.

[Just Pretend You're a Mutant with Healing factor or something..]

So I've got Unlimited, I've got a cheap, shitty android tablet in the mail to more comfortably read on it than on my phone or my notebook, and I'm taking a break from x-men/black cat stuff for a bit. Was probably gonna start up some Moon Knight, but I figured, there's so much stuff, why not ask people what they like?

So, gush about your favorite dudes and dudettes and what I should start reading.

Drawn in pencil
Colored on an app

I know its supposed to be shaded like the comics but it just doesn’t work, i would’ve preferred if they did the season one suit with the double Ds.

FOI. Inspired from a X post. Wanna carry a discussion here.

Hey everyone,

I’ve been rewatching Loki Season 1, and the logic behind the Nexus Event on Lamentis-1 makes zero sense based on the exact rules the show established two episodes prior.

The Pompeii Rule

In Episode 2, Loki explicitly proves to Mobius that you can do anything in an apocalypse—release goats, shout about the future, throw candy—and it will never create a timeline branch. Why? Because everyone dies anyway. If the future state of the universe remains completely unchanged, no ripples can form, and the TVA monitors register zero variance.

The Lamentis Contradiction

In Episode 4, Loki and Sylvie are sitting on Lamentis-1, waiting for a giant moon to crush them. They have no TemPad, no escape plan, and are seconds away from complete annihilation.

Then, they hold hands, form an emotional connection, and suddenly the TVA monitors spike wildly into a red-line Nexus Event.

Why This Logic Breaks Down

A lot of people defend this by saying, "It was a cosmic paradox! A Loki loving another Loki is a fundamental anomaly in the timeline!"

It doesn't matter how paradoxical or crazy their connection was. If they turn into space dust ten seconds later, that emotional connection has zero physical impact on the future timeline.

An emotion doesn't alter physical reality. If two people die in a guaranteed apocalypse, their feelings die with them. The rest of the universe proceeds exactly as scripted, meaning no future ripples exist. By the TVA’s own hard logic set in Pompeii, no future ripple = no branch.

Unless we write it off as He Who Remains artificially faking the spike on the TVA monitors so Mobius would pull them out, the writers directly violated their own rules just to force a dramatic scene.

Am I missing something here, or did the show completely hand-wave its own established sci-fi rules for the sake of the plot?

Like I get the message but also it’s so stupid, doesn’t fit the moment, and like why are all the women here now, and no where else? Idk. It felt like such a ham fisted scene. If I’m wrong then so be it but it just took me out of the movie.

She kills innocent bystanders, she kills guards she doesn't need to, she kills everyone. She manipulates Spider-man's feeling about MJ in a disgusting way and tries to kill MJ too. This is not a great start to JG as a character as she is not the Phoenix and crazy with power, she just doesn't care about anybody else but herself in her quest to find her sister.

Honestly don't know how to word it better, but for whatever reason, Firefox is now having trouble connecting to the Marvel Appendix website. Edge and Chrome still work, but for about a week now I can't seem to get it to work on Firefox in particular. Has this kind of problem happened to anyone else before?

I think it would kill at the box office. That is all

Carol’s an awesome character and Brie Larson is a great actress who both deserve the right quality script to be done proper justice onscreen. And a third film could do this very well, while also adding a unique dynamic with Rogue and introducing characters from the X-Men’s lore that have never been adapted in live-action beforehand.

As of now, we have no idea whether Inde Navarrette’s Rogue is gonna start out as a villain like she does in the comics or already be an established X-Man. But if she does start out as a villain, then a third Captain Marvel film could involve a fight between her and Carol that takes them into space. And at one point, Rogue holds onto Carol a little too long and absorbs all—if not most of—her powers (but not any of her memories since Carol already dealt with those issues in her previous films).

Their fight could take them into Shi’ar territory and find themselves up against Gladiator. Carol can barely fight back while Rogue doesn’t have a great handle on her newly absorbed powers. They’re both captured and thrown into prison by the Shi’ar Empire’s corrupt leaders D’Ken and Deathbird, where they meet Corsair, Ch’od, Raza Longknife and Hepzibah. It could basically be a cosmic prison break movie where all of them team up to escape the Shi’ar.

But the crux of the movie would be about Carol struggling to be as effective without the majority of her powers. And this would give Brie Larson so much more to work with as an actress as she’d be able to make Carol more vulnerable and relatable than she has previously. This could then lead to a fun dynamic with Rogue, who would have all of this power but none of the experience with them or the means of using them for good. Thus the two of them would learn from each other and go from enemies to begrudging allies going forward, with the events of this film inspiring Rogue to reform and join the X-Men. And it would certainly be fun to see Inde Navarrette and Brie Larson play off of each other.

This movie would also be a great way to introduce both the Starjammers and the Shi’ar Empire as prominent supporting characters of the X-Men going forward, both to build up to the reveal of Corsair being Cyclops’s dad and Prof. X’s potential romance with Lilandra Neramani (who would take her rightful place as Majestrix of the Shi’ar at the end of this film).

Any thoughts on this idea?