u/SpidaT45

Don't get me wrong, I'm well aware that it would've never happened cuz a Nicktoons show obviously wasn't gonna let their 17-18 year old Marvel protagonist be an alcoholic but just for the sake of argument and hypotheticals, how do you think they would've handled it and would they have handled it well? I like to think they would've done it well cuz it would've been awesome to see them go 3/3 on Tony's biggest storylines

I read it a while ago and I really liked it but apparently it's a controversial book in the fandom cuz I've seen conflicting opinions on it so I was curious. Granted, I haven't gotten around to her earlier Ms Marvel books (I've read most of her Captain Marvel books from 2012 to now) so I'm just curious on what people who have probably read more than me think🤷🏽‍♂️

I love this scene and this whole episode so much cuz it shows Clark that even with all his powers, there's some things that even he can't save people from and this particular scene makes me almost tear up every time like imo this is Tom's equivalent to the All Star Superman suicide page and I love it so much

I always tell my mom that one of the best things she ever did for me was buy me PJO as a kid in 3rd grade cuz that's what made me a lifelong reader and sparked my love of the written word and it's what made me wanna be a writer myself and the book I'm currently trying to write (It's a very slow work in progress) is heavily inspired by PJO so yeah I can pretty confidently say that I wouldn't be the same person without PJO so I just wanted to say thank you to a series that in every sense of the word changed my life (Also, I'm currently wearing my CHB shirt as I type this😂)

One of my friends, whose a huge Iron Man fan, asked me what I thought about the possibility of a Carol/Tony ship and I was curious on what other people thought. Personally I think they're genuinely better as close friends but if they ever did decide to pursue something romantic? At most I think they'd go on one date and immediately just go "Nope uh uh this ain't gonna work" or they'd hook up and be mortified as hell and treat it like the worst mistake of their lives and never talk about it again but as far as an actually serious long-term relationship? I don't see the vision

I started reading Tom King's WW just to see if it was actually as bad as I've heard cuz I was like "There's no way it's THAT bad right?" and I got 4 issues in and had to drop it and that's saying a lot cuz I almost never drop books. Then I went and started Gail Simone's run cuz it's been on my list for a while now and the difference in the two actually gave me whiplash💀

Carol is the one who always pushes the envelope, breaks boundaries, shatters glass ceilings, and never lets anyone tell her who or what she is or what she can or can't do. "Higher, further, faster" really encapsulates her character in 3 simple words and she really doesn't get enough credit for being the inspiration that she is