[Movies] MCU: Phase 5 - To Kang or Not to Kang

[Bubble181]

The only downside i can come up with is that this series looks far too dark and gritty for she hulk to show up in.

And yes it seems I'm one of the few people who really liked she-hulk

I liked it just fine too. Not a huge fan of the finale, but the series worked.

 

[Tress]

I liked it just fine too. Not a huge fan of the finale, but the series worked.

The finale wasn’t the best, and the CGI should have been better, but I liked the show overall.

 

[ThatNickGuy]

The only downside i can come up with is that this series looks far too dark and gritty for she hulk to show up in.

And yes it seems I'm one of the few people who really liked she-hulk

I liked She-Hulk, but I'm fine with her not showing up in this, specifically.

 

[Tress]

I want more She-Hulk, ideally in an Avengers movie. But yeah, probably not this.

 

[Celt Z]

I loved She-Hulk! I thought it was fun to have an MCU series that was more comedy than drama. And it gave the MCU one of it's not-where-you-expect-it-to-be running gags, making a very funny call-back in the last season of What If...?.

I am a little sad this won't be the right atmosphere for Jennifer and Matt to be in touch again, but I'm hoping for something down the road.

 

[figmentPez]

Daredevil: Born Again

 

[Shawn]

View attachment 50609

This one smells red.

 

[chris]

This one smells red.

Or he can taste it.

 

[Celt Z]

*licks helmet* " Yeah, this one goes with my outfit."

 

[bhamv3]

Alternatively...

"Yo, Daredevil, why are you wearing a silver helmet with a red shirt and yellow pants? What, you blind or something?"

"Eeeerrrrmmmm...."

 

[Adam]

I'm not sure if this is an unserious question but as seen in the previous Daredevil movie with Ben Affleck, he likely has some kind of braille typing on each helmet and clothing item to help him coordinate. Similar to how regular blind people can coordinate outfits.

 

[evilmike]

Alternatively...

"Yo, Daredevil, why are you wearing a silver helmet with a red shirt and yellow pants? What, you blind or something?"

"Eeeerrrrmmmm...."

Comic accurate.

 

[figmentPez]

This one smells red.

Okay, as long as we're already taking the joke seriously, it's not out of the realm of possibility that DD could smell the difference between the different dyes/paints and other treatments on each helmet. @Adam is right, he probably just has them labeled, but there's a number of ways his super-senses could tell him which helmet is which.

 

[GasBandit]

 

[drawn_inward]

That's me at the printer at work.

 

[Celt Z]

Comic accurate.

View attachment 50611

"What're you talking about? Foggy said I looked amazing!"

"...those radar senses don't detect sarcasm, do they?"

 

[sixpackshaker]

OK for some of you nerds my age or older... Didn't he have an actual radar in the early comics? I seem to remember he had like a metal band implant radar some 45 years ago.

 

[PatrThom]

OK for some of you nerds my age or older... Didn't he have an actual radar in the early comics?

He had a radar sense, of sorts. In fact it was key to determining the link between the Invisible Girl and Malice.

--Patrick

 

[@Li3n]

Daredevil's super power is to see without eyes, everything else is just technobabble to obscure the fact that he's just one of those guys that just good at fighting in a silly suit.

 

[figmentPez]

OK for some of you nerds my age or older... Didn't he have an actual radar in the early comics? I seem to remember he had like a metal band implant radar some 45 years ago.

I can't find anything about an implant, but he does have a "radar sense" and sometimes it's definitely sonar/echolocation and other times it gets treated in a way that might be some other sort of EM radiation that he can send out and sense. It's one of those things where comic writers do hand-wavy pseudoscience and don't sweat the details.

EDIT:

It says "like a bat" in that comic, but sonar can't see through a floor like in this other comic:

And in this comic his radar sense is described as para-normal:

And in this comic during a fight with Bullseye his radar sense is said to send out waves from his brain:

 

[ThatNickGuy]

OK for some of you nerds my age or older... Didn't he have an actual radar in the early comics? I seem to remember he had like a metal band implant radar some 45 years ago.

He's never had a metal implant in any of the comics I've read.

Source:

Spoiler

 

[sixpackshaker]

I am thinking back to the 70s. Is why I could be wrong.

 

[PatrThom]

It's one of those things where comic writers do hand-wavy pseudoscience and don't sweat the details.

Especially when the High Evolutionary gets involved.

EDIT: This is from "What If...?" Vol 2 Issue 1, btw.

--Patrick

 

[MindDetective]

It's science!