And look what's a few blocks away from the Baxter Building!

I think we'll meet Sentry, at least briefly, in FF before we meet Bob in Thunderbolts*.

Whew!

But then, for big reasons, he wiped himself from the memories of everyone on Earth, including himself. Cut to 2000! Bob starts to remember who he was! And as he does, his Watchtower reappears...on top of the Stark Tower!! Like, it's always been there and it just cloaked for decades!
(before, after)

"Bob" is Robert Reynolds, aka Sentry. Sentry was created in 2000, but written as a Superman-like hero who had been active in the Silver Age, best friends with Reed Richards, operating out of his Watchtower in Manhattan.

So we know from the Thunderbolts* trailer that 1) Contessa Valentina Allegra de Fontaine now controls the former Avengers Tower and B) "Bob" is on that team.

This is what I come here for. This is the stuff right here.

Same people who like to say that anything they believe is "just common sense".

It's because you don't want to ask the real question: "Oh, so I can't treat other people like shit and still be thought of as a Good Person?"

🧵 4/4

This shift in focus takes attention away from the original issue by painting the situation as an attack on free thought, rather than dealing with the actual disagreement.

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If I cut ties with you because I now realize that we disagree on something so fundamentally important, and you respond by avoiding the actual issue that we disagree on and portray yourself as a victim of unfairness, you're dodging the central issue.

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Same! I look forward to seeing whatever it is!

Absolutely! By the way, I'm a huge fan of your work, so while I have the chance, here's one for you too! 🫡

I love the fact that it looks like you're paying last respects at this allo's open casket funeral. Godspeed, BA2. May your eternal slumber be peaceful. 😂

I APOLOGIZED! I was raised to believe that sharing is caring and I thought I was doing a little good. I mean, not *little* little.

Also, too many of the rest of us assume that those other people learned, appreciated, and/or understood anything in those books in high school.

Hi! I don't think I've ever even heard these words before, let alone said them, but nevertheless... I'm in urgent need of someone who really knows their nautiloids! Would you mind messaging me? I swear it's about something awesome. Quite literally.