Oh yeah that's the stuff.

Our legal system was established by powerful men with themselves in mind, but traversing the history of legislation post-Civil War in particular is an unbroken chain of gradually eroding the concept of punishment or consequences for the wealthy and well-connected.

It's raising my blood pressure just watching.

"The villain confesses with zero effort from the hero."

There's a lot to dive into there but:

"I'm not a comic book villain. Do you seriously think I would explain my master stroke to you if there were even the slightest possibility you could affect the outcome? I triggered it 35 minutes ago."

In 2021 they did X-Men Legends, bringing back past creators for each issue or arc to tackle something that had been brought up but never resolved. Nicieza, Claremont, Jurgens, Louise Simonson, Peter David, and Larry Hama all filled in various blanks from the 80s and 90s.

I would buy a Defenders story where things that happened off-panel/unresolved and dropped storylines were finally wrapped up, like they recently did for the X-Men.

This is the plot of the Persona games.

3.3 million? That's only 1% of the U.S. population! Here's my video on why 99% of Americans hate Ghost of Yotei.