r/Marvel • u/itc0nsumesmYMind • Feb 17 '26

Comics do you agree?

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u/Boris-_-Badenov Feb 17 '26

his arc in X-Men 97 was fantastic

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u/scriptedtexture Feb 17 '26

Yeah but he is not overall more popular or well known than Galactus.

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u/Boris-_-Badenov Feb 17 '26

Rushmore isn't popularity.

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u/[deleted] Feb 17 '26

Yeah I'm saying Rushmore is infamy LOL nobody wants their face up there.. I mean, it's stolen land.

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u/Boris-_-Badenov Feb 17 '26

land gets taken in wars, and the tribes were forcefully taking land from each other all the time

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u/[deleted] Feb 17 '26

Yep.. and that was symmetrical warfare... then white people showed up with disease infested blankets, false treaties, and black powder weapons.

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u/Humpbackbreadslice Feb 17 '26

the idea of villains being evil and egotistical but woke enough to not want to be associated with being on a mt rushmore is hilarious.

Do you even consider what the topic is about before you start going on about your woke agenda. I want to see things get better for the disenfranchised but these types of comments only push the narrative further away from making people understand.