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@mountainman - it’s kind of sad. It was this nerdy thing that everybody got into, and now it’s kind of becoming this pathetic afterthought. We’re not going to count Spider-Man, he’s like Batman. That way, but they decided to kill a character. A character! Like Katt Williams said, all of those Spider-Man and Superman’s, and Batman’s, Black Panther dies, and they just quit. Iron Man dying made narrative sense, that doesn’t mean it’s great for the bottom line, but I’m not against it. Besides, people were still excited after that time. But what followed was bad enough to ruin a lot of Goodwill. A lot. Yes, I do believe Doctor Strange, Thor, and the guardians, should have made billions. Ant-man three should have at least passed part two. I don’t need to go into the reasons that the movies or shows ruined that, but they did. They absolutely did. Let me tell you something that caught on like a wildfire, a dissatisfaction with the current iteration of the Incredible Hulk. Because he has no Incredible Hulk. And people were reminded of that Very good movie and compared it to the Sissy we have today. I’m telling you, as good as social media was at boosting the MCU, it’s just as good at burying it. But they’re doing it to themselves, don’t get me wrong. I’m not going to blame this on social media, I just think, it’s a way for people to talk about what they like or do not like. And I miss the days when it was, like.

@TheWalkingCuban - They just added too many B characters at once. Guardians proved that can work. But it was too much. Plus the quality dip. Had they gone into FF and X-Men sooner, they could have balanced the lesser knowns with more A listers and kept interest for longer.

@dracula - like to see that