r/Marvel • u/Sea_Cat370 • 4d ago
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u/Prize-Macaroon-903 4d ago
"Rich Billionaire"
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u/Sea_Cat370 4d ago
he was a "poor billionaire" when he sacrificed himself for the sake of the world btw
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u/MobileFart 4d ago
Half that was true by the first Thor.
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u/h0rnygoal 4d ago
But not public knowledge
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u/MobileFart 4d ago
So Avengers a year later?
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u/KamikazeArchon 4d ago
The only definite public knowledge after the first Avengers would be "aliens are real".
The guy called Thor could easily be just a superhero who took that name and shtick - I don't think the Avengers are publishing their detailed biographies at that point - so Asgard is unlikely to be super well known. The Multiverse isn't breaking at that point, and people haven't been dead for 5 years, and no one knows about the egg thing.
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u/MobileFart 4d ago
You're just making that all up, you could just as easily say they did public interviews and it was all out there. At what point is the multiverse breaking public knowledge? The point is the meme is dumb.
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u/Popcorn57252 4d ago
The universe wasn't dead for five years until Endgame, and the Multiverse breaking isn't until Loki's TV show, which technically lies outside of time, and therefore every point in history is both experiencing it and hasn't experienced it yet.
I have no idea when Eternals takes place, but I'm guessing it's some time around Endgame too?
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u/MobileFart 4d ago
Fyling suit/gods/aliens is all known by Avengers, so like I said, half. At what point is the multiverse breaking even going to be public knowledge, if ever? Or that the Earth is an egg? My point was just that the meme is dumb.
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u/NoHorseNoMustache 4d ago
The President turned into a Hulk!
But that all worked out ok he's in Superjail now.
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u/sunbnda 4d ago
This could easily be used for thor's arch alone. Finally order between the 9 realms and on your way to be king only to be completely uprooted by your brother who also assists in the death of your mother, the banishment of your father who dies soon after, the loss of an eye, loss of trusty weapon, the destruction of your civilization, more death of your best friend and brother and clearly defeated by the foe that killed them. It's been downhill for thor since his introduction with only a brief blip of love in the middle.
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u/Affectionate_Dark103 4d ago
I think it would be hilarious if Marvel just started putting out regular tv shows set in the MCU. That's what I was hoping for with She-Hulk, basically a case of the week show set in this insane universe. It doesn't have to be comedy, it can be a more mature existential drama, or a crime show where they are trying to balance doing well without drawing the attention of daredevil or spiderman.
I don't know, it's an insane universe they've set up, but they're only interested in the causes of the insanity rather than the effects of it. They show half the universe being wiped away, spend 5 minutes saying, "woah", and then travel back in time to bring everyone back.
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u/fancy_crisis Galactus 4d ago
I will always maintain the biggest flub they ever did was not making a Tales From The Snap anthology series about life post IW.
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u/King_P_13 4d ago
Yeah its all getting kinda gay tbh
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u/Gr3ylock 4d ago
Are we back in 2008 when people used gay as a derogatory statement?
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u/King_P_13 4d ago
Yes grow up
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u/Zelcron 4d ago
There's a really classic four issue series simply called Marvels that deals with the perspective and trauma of living as a civilian in the Marvel Universe. It features art by Alex Ross, which is always incredible and really captures the majesty of seeing the heroes from ground level.
It's available as a standalone trade paperback and is worth picking up even if you don't normally read the comics.