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[ironmask]

Found this pretty cool pictogram, showing who the most deadly Marvel characters are. Enjoy!

 

[Rubberhammer]

Where is Scourge!?!

He murdered tons of villains back in the day!

[ironmask]

I laughed when I saw Punisher's bodycount at 34. Shit, there was an issue where he blew up an entire prison with everybody in it.

[plasticfiend]

I laughed when I saw Punisher's bodycount at 34. Shit, there was an issue where he blew up an entire prison with everybody in it.

 

 

 

Yeah I noticed that!  Wolverine too... how many times have we seen him slicing through a crowd of bad guys?  I'm assuming they just mean kills of note or perhaps it's kills of characters that have names lol...

 

 

PF

[bachamn]

I'm assuming they just mean kills of note or perhaps it's kills of characters that have names lol...

and yet the only victim name I recognized was Jean Grey (admittedly I just skimmed through)

[ironmask]

Let's not forget the countless Wakandans Namor killed/had killed.

[plasticfiend]

Let's not forget the countless Wakandans Namor killed/had killed.

 

 

Kind of off topic... but once they introduce the Black Panther into the MCU do you think that means we could see Namor soon?  OR are his rights tied up with the FF over at Fox?

 

PF

[ironmask]

Good question.

[BaltanII]

Kind of off topic... but once they introduce the Black Panther into the MCU do you think that means we could see Namor soon?  OR are his rights tied up with the FF over at Fox?

 

PF

 

Namor was never with Fox. Universal had his rights, which should have lapsed but might not have after all. It's a weird situation and one where Marvel doesn't seem to be in any rush to introduce him anyway. Maybe they'll think of something in a post-Inhumans world.

[plasticfiend]

Namor was never with Fox. Universal had his rights, which should have lapsed but might not have after all. It's a weird situation and one where Marvel doesn't seem to be in any rush to introduce him anyway. Maybe they'll think of something in a post-Inhumans world.

 

 

Interesting!  I didn't realize he was over at Universal (along with the Hulk?)... maybe with the success of the Inhumans they will feel comfortable enough to introduce yet another race (Alantis etc).  In fact, didn't they make reference to Alantis in an offhanded remark in Agents of Shield?

 

Anyhow - I had assumed that it was something along the lines of the Skrulls where Marvel wanted to use them in the Avengers movies, but they ended up being tied up with Fox because of the FF franchise.  But if Universal was going to do a solo Namor film years ago, then that makes perfect sense why Marvel wouldn't have the rights.

 

Lol... it's a real cluster eff, right?

 

PF

[dixiebull]

Well now that Disney owns Marvel they are throwing Mickey's big swingin' sack o' money around and slowly buying up every character and theme that marvel ever sold to the studios...soon they will have it all again which really will be for the best, regardless of peoples opinion of Disney. I for one think they have been doing good so far...keeping both Marvel and Star Wars in a separate bucket than "it's a small world after all" and tinker bell and all that. 

[bigazzhead]

Wo I guess Wolverine really is the best at what he does.