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So who are the Avengers in Ultimate Comics?
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So who are the Avengers in Ultimate Comics?
WanderingWind
Mecklemore Is My Favorite Wrapper
Never in a million years did I think my super nerdy hobbies would become mainstream enough to be the basis for a makeup campaign.
What's next? Magic:The Gathering Vans?
What's next? Magic:The Gathering Vans?
Not the old Ultimates stuff
But the stuff from Orson Scott Card's Ultimate Iron Man is now a cable tv movie
Dog Problems
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Is that actual make-up that can be purchased in stores or wherever? I saw an ad for The Amazing Spider-Man nail polish. They have three colors for Spidey and three for Lizard. lol Crazy
Dog Problems
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lol I wasn't sure if it was some girl playing around and designing those, or actual products for sale.
Aside from the SHIELD, Capt America one and that Nick Fury, if a woman wore an outfit that complemented that eye shadow I'd go HNNNNNNNGGG
Sidenote: How much has this movie made worldwide, and how close is it to the record? (assuming it hasn't been broken yet)
WordAssassin
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Oh. Uh. So is it still canon in that, it's his actual back story, just it wasn't HIM in those comics?
That... is super weird.
As I understand it, there are NO reboots in the Ultimate line. Ultimatum happened. Lots of people died [or went missing]. That's still the case. But for something like the new Ultimate Comics: X-Men, that's not a reboot. That's just a new series. UXM ended a while back. The series was just over. Now they're starting a NEW series with UCXM. It's not a reboot, they aren't bringing dead characters back (as far as I'm aware) and retelling old UXM stories. It's just a new X-Men series in the Ultimate universe.
Fucking Jeff Leob. Ultimate Comics were so fucking cool and he had to come along and just shit everything right the fuck up for everyone.
As for Ultimates VS Ultimate Avengers, I think that it's something akin to Avengers and Secret Avengers. Two different teams, not two versions of the same team.
WanderingWind
Mecklemore Is My Favorite Wrapper
I was indifferent to Loeb until Ultimatium/Ultimates 3. Now, I sincerely wish he'd never work a day in the industry ever again.
And he needs counseling.
And he needs counseling.
Oh no, it's not backstory. The makers of the tv spot made it up
Since no one is bothering to look at the MCU thread, I'll repost here:
Idris Elba is confirmed for Thor 2.
http://collider.com/idris-elba-thor-2-sequel-interview/166240/
Idris Elba is confirmed for Thor 2.
http://collider.com/idris-elba-thor-2-sequel-interview/166240/
Thanks, I was trying to remember what this site was called and couldn't figure it out.
crimsonspider89
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Well if you like Morning Glories pick up UXM by Spencer before he leaves for whatever reason. And Hickman, the future savior of Marvel comics, writes the Ultimates. It is beautiful.
Raging Spaniard
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So Wolverine is not back?
I dont mind spoiling that because it was such shit that nobody should read it.
WordAssassin
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I don't know for sure, the only current Ultimate book I read is Spider-Man. But I do remember seeing some mini series a while ago called Ultimate X that looked like it was either Wolverine or his son? I can't remember. But Ultimate Wolverine was pretty brutally killed. Didn't Magneto do something on a cellular level to him to make sure he could never, ever come back or regenerate and then like, turn him into dust?
God dammit that was some awful shit. Get Leob the fuck out of comics. And cartoons, since I'm hearing he's fucking that up as well.
That's fucking retarded. That was such a cool concept for Tony Stark to just be a giant brain. So what is he in the Ultimate U now? Just a dude? Does he still have the brain tumor?
What the fuck! I really, really like Millar's work but that is such bullshit.
Ultimate X had potential but then there was all the shenanigans with the artists and it died an untimely death
I'm glad they didn't bow to the pressure from the white supremacists and recast him.
No. Well there is a Wolverine but its his son
Hey, I bother! But i'm glad no one is getting recast, from what we can tell thus far.
The Anti-Monitor
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Wow the Loki one is wicked cool.
And good to see Elba back, the more consistent the better. But he'd be an amazing Black Panther.
And good to see Elba back, the more consistent the better. But he'd be an amazing Black Panther.
I saw this today, here in Holland. I loved it! The beginning was so nice, how all the characters came together and stuff. And Iron Man is really growing on me. The way his suit is 'taken' off him by Jarvis. Just looked very nice. But how the hell did Banner manage to transform into Hulk all of a sudden? I thought this was his problem since his accident.
XiaNaphryz
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Auron_Kale
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Hulk aboard Helicarrier: Unwillingly forced transformation = uncontrollable rage monster
Hulk in NYC: Willing transformation = Hulk who has a semblance of knowing right/wrong, can take orders & knows foes from friends.
Thanks! Last one was great.
Listening to it now, great stuff.
SpeedingUptoStop
will totally Facebook friend you! *giggle* *LOL*
You are a terrible person and you should feel terrible.
Oh dear god, it was released on 2002. I'm so old.
Meus Renaissance
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This interview with Chris Evans before the release of the Avengers is really really good.
http://prestigehongkong.com/celebrities/010412.html
Director Joe Johnson said you were the perfect actor to play Captain America because you were a conflicted human playing a conflicted superhero. Do you agree with that assessment?
Sure, yeah. I think it was in terms of my initial apprehension in taking the job. It was a long process, this Captain America thing. At first they called just to have me audition, and I was so excited. They said, Look, were having a hard time finding a guy and we want you to read. And I said, This is great, good news. Then I thought about it. You process what theyre asking a six-picture deal. I was pretty happy with where my life was and I ended up saying, No, thanks for an audition. Which prompted them to ask why. And then it went from an audition to a test offer. And I said, No, thanks again.
What was the problem?
I struggle with press, with promoting films. Interviews, press conferences and things like that just stress me out. And I figured that this stage would be 10 times more than any other film Ive made. It felt so daunting. I was truly intimidated by it. I just thought I could be doing this part for another 10 years if the movies do well and thats a lot to commit to, and Im really quite content where I am in my life. And I said no, one more time. And then they said, All right, were offering it to you. So I had to do some thinking and I ended up going for it. I guess whatever youre most scared of is what you should tackle.
Even though I was scared in the moment, I started seeing potential there. All I can say is, thank God I did it. I certainly wouldnt be talking to you right now. Oh gosh, what a foolish mistake that wouldve been. Not only was I extremely happy with how the film turned out, it was such a fantastic working experience. And by no means am I sick of portraying the character, and Im still finding new and exciting things about him. Im liking the character more and more each time and Ive made such good relationships. Everything about it has been a positive. There has not been one negative, and thank God for my team and my family and friends for pushing me [into taking the role].
Did all the press surrounding the release of Captain America get you over your anxiety?
No. Initially, when I took the role, I called my manager and said, I need a therapist. If Im going to do this movie, Ive got to talk to somebody. It wasnt like gigantic breakthroughs with crying and things like that. Its just talking and vocalising your opinions and not trying to jump some of these hurdles on your own. When you walk out of the room, you just feel better subconsciously knowing that youve made an effort, subconsciously knowing that youve done something to work on this. That alone really pays itself in full. I did that for about a month prior to going off filming, felt good about it and then the next piece of the puzzle that really enabled some stability during press was having a good film.
I started to realise, I think the main reason I struggle so much in press, is because Im usually promoting a piece of shit. Its really difficult to find a flowery way to tell people to go see this movie, that your face is all over, that your name is all over, that youre endorsing. And then you begin to feel like a liar, like youre transparent. You feel undeserving and it makes the interview extremely uncomfortable, for me at least. I think thats why with Captain America, when I first saw the film, I loved it. I really, really did. I saw it and texted Joe [Johnson] and said, Thank you so much for giving me something to be proud of. When youre proud of it, you want to talk about it. It made doing the press a lot easier.
Sure, yeah. I think it was in terms of my initial apprehension in taking the job. It was a long process, this Captain America thing. At first they called just to have me audition, and I was so excited. They said, Look, were having a hard time finding a guy and we want you to read. And I said, This is great, good news. Then I thought about it. You process what theyre asking a six-picture deal. I was pretty happy with where my life was and I ended up saying, No, thanks for an audition. Which prompted them to ask why. And then it went from an audition to a test offer. And I said, No, thanks again.
What was the problem?
I struggle with press, with promoting films. Interviews, press conferences and things like that just stress me out. And I figured that this stage would be 10 times more than any other film Ive made. It felt so daunting. I was truly intimidated by it. I just thought I could be doing this part for another 10 years if the movies do well and thats a lot to commit to, and Im really quite content where I am in my life. And I said no, one more time. And then they said, All right, were offering it to you. So I had to do some thinking and I ended up going for it. I guess whatever youre most scared of is what you should tackle.
Even though I was scared in the moment, I started seeing potential there. All I can say is, thank God I did it. I certainly wouldnt be talking to you right now. Oh gosh, what a foolish mistake that wouldve been. Not only was I extremely happy with how the film turned out, it was such a fantastic working experience. And by no means am I sick of portraying the character, and Im still finding new and exciting things about him. Im liking the character more and more each time and Ive made such good relationships. Everything about it has been a positive. There has not been one negative, and thank God for my team and my family and friends for pushing me [into taking the role].
Did all the press surrounding the release of Captain America get you over your anxiety?
No. Initially, when I took the role, I called my manager and said, I need a therapist. If Im going to do this movie, Ive got to talk to somebody. It wasnt like gigantic breakthroughs with crying and things like that. Its just talking and vocalising your opinions and not trying to jump some of these hurdles on your own. When you walk out of the room, you just feel better subconsciously knowing that youve made an effort, subconsciously knowing that youve done something to work on this. That alone really pays itself in full. I did that for about a month prior to going off filming, felt good about it and then the next piece of the puzzle that really enabled some stability during press was having a good film.
I started to realise, I think the main reason I struggle so much in press, is because Im usually promoting a piece of shit. Its really difficult to find a flowery way to tell people to go see this movie, that your face is all over, that your name is all over, that youre endorsing. And then you begin to feel like a liar, like youre transparent. You feel undeserving and it makes the interview extremely uncomfortable, for me at least. I think thats why with Captain America, when I first saw the film, I loved it. I really, really did. I saw it and texted Joe [Johnson] and said, Thank you so much for giving me something to be proud of. When youre proud of it, you want to talk about it. It made doing the press a lot easier.
http://prestigehongkong.com/celebrities/010412.html
^As much as I can be a downer on Evans/Cap for whatever reason, he's always seemed like a good guy in interviews and all that, and I think he's great for the role. I really, really hope CA2 is excellent.
I've said it a million times, but Cap has a long ways to go and I want Evans to transform with that. A bit MCU/OT but we don't know who's directing/writing CA2 yet, do we?
I've said it a million times, but Cap has a long ways to go and I want Evans to transform with that. A bit MCU/OT but we don't know who's directing/writing CA2 yet, do we?
Well apparently there was an incident between Evans and Jason Mewes at a radio station. Was kind of funny.
Downey might be getting as much as 50 million for Avengers
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/he...-324639?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/he...-324639?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter
The Anti-Monitor
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Good Job Bob
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I wonder how much Whedon got..
TOM f'N CRUISE
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If the $50 mil figure is accurate, Downey is probably making 10x as much as the rest.
DrForester
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His movies have been far more successful, not that surprised.
But wasn't he already contracted?
Yeah, but his contract was drawn up long before any of the others. It was the same thing with Terrence Howard on the first Iron Man: he was signed on before the rest of the cast, so he ended up making the most money.
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