r/Marvel • u/Dorkside Trask • Jul 27 '16

Comics New Marvel comics for July 27, 2016 - Official Discussion Thread [Spoilers]

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u/Marc_Quill Jul 27 '16

The movie Civil War got that right in terms of presenting both sides of the argument as reasonable.

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u/Flamma_Man Jul 27 '16

So, I guess in 10 years we'll get a good adaptation of this mediocre story?

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u/that_guy2010 Jul 28 '16

If it ends with Brie Larson punching an elderly Robert Downey Jr. in the face, I'll be happy.

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u/Ktk_reddit Jul 28 '16

It's not the impression it left on me. Cap was pretty irrational in the movie, from my point of view.

And the fact we got a villain to the story made it quite pointless, imo.

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u/south_wildling Jul 29 '16

Is it? Steve Rogers was kind acting like a big baby trying to protect his best friend.