It’s weirdly a game that’s quite ambitious and not that ambitious creating a bizarre game.

Ok so are the companies going to give a crap about rehiring Butch or not.

But all the writers and animators who also worked on the show shouldn’t get that same chance for more work because they had a crappy boss who was an asshole.

This comment is really funny because it implies you think animation creators get paid royalties for use of their characters.

The framing of the panel makes it feel like someone is hiding in that trash can.

The very very last fight would’ve been fine if it wasn’t for that last phrase.

The use of Hammer in the film is just confusing to anyone with a based knowledge of Iron Man lore. Why did you have the sympathetic villain betray the pure evil villain? Why wasn’t Hammer the main villain? Why wasn’t he the main threat of the trilogy instead of a different weapons ceo every film.

Some of the actors seem to not be listed like Michael Yurchak as Jet and Kate Higgins as Wave. Might be some kind of union thing why Steitz and the others aren’t in the credits.

The Phoenix interview was set up before hand to mimic the bit in Joker

People can’t buy houses.

Does disappoint me he didn’t end up as Jonah in the game

I can agree on that point. Not even just in terms of cost. I’ve seen people who will just spend their time complaining about everything they see in a movie or game up to release, but still see/play it almost like they’re looking for something to complain to about.

Fair enough but I still don’t really see a value in seeing an argument about companies becoming more anti consumer and then shifting the topic to other companies becoming more anti worker as some sort of a counter argument. Maybe major corporations just suck in general.

Love this argument. Yeah I kicked you in the face but at least I didn’t stab you like some other guys.

After being more convinced by some recent arguments of Ock being the true arch enemy, I do give the show credit for being the first long term adaptation that let Ock be the biggest main villain.

Honestly one of best things (on paper) they did in Spider-Man 3 was having him hate Peter, not Spider-Man. Just the most logical step for a villain who immediately finds out the secret identity once he gets his powers. Of course, Spectacular does the Peter beef 100 times better.

Yeah it can’t be said how disappointing it must have been for casual audiences. I went it knowing all about the production hell, but most went expecting a great superhero film akin to the other Captain America films. It must have felt like a real burn.

He got to be a teacher at wherever Indiana Jones works at. That school does not care about teacher/professor attendance at all.