
Posted by Baal on 7/22/2007, 10:09 pm, in reply to "I actually love the thought balloons too..." --Previous Message--
68.2.168.94
: Maybe saying "kill yourself" and So
: &%$# you" is a little harsh, but
: besides everything Dermie already mentioned,
: I think it's realistic for her to think
: that.
: Haven't we all thought stuff similar to
: that, even in situations that we don't
: LITERALLY want people to kill themselves?
: With co-workers for examples, and for less
: than slapping a woman that is our friend?
:
: I am actually loving the thought balloons.
:
: It's just funny to see how fanboys clamored
: for "classic" Avengers and for a
: "classic" vibe, and now that we
: got it, you hear a lot of internet whining
: (not here)about how annoying the thought
: balloons are, how bad this book is, now all
: of a sudden all those people who hated NA
: are saying that NA is the better of the
: Avengers book.
: ( I think the only really bad Avengers book
: currently is Avengers:The Initiative)
:
: I find them balloons perfectly fine...
: Sometimes funny, sometimes amusing, always
: illuminating...
:
: --Previous Message--
: I love the use of thought balloons in this
: work. Carol's thoughts on Pym are very
: enlightening and amusing at the same time.
: Is that how she REALLY feels??
:
: This isn't the first time Bendis has shown
: us that Carol doesn't like Hank very
: much....although that particular thought
: bubble was unusually nasty about it.
:
: At first I was a bit surprised when Bendis
: started writing her as having a grudge
: against Pym, but then when I thought about
: it, it makes sense. Just as there are
: members of the readership who hate Pym for
: what he did, it only makes sense that there
: will be characters in the MU who feel the
: same way.
:
: Also, unlike most of the other Avengers who
: are still friends with Hank (like Tony, Cap,
: Clint, etc), Carol did not have a prior
: friendship with him before the incident
: where he slapped Jan. Hank was not an
: active Avenger during Carol's original
: membership stint, so she never had a lot of
: contact with him to become friends. Carol
: did, however, serve with Jan, so she is
: closer to her than she is to Hank, and
: therefore more likely to side with Jan.
: Plus with Carol's particularily strong
: feminist attitudes, it is not surprising
: she'd be particularily unforgiving of
: domestic violence.
:
: What really surprised me is that when I look
: back, there was already prior precedent for
: Carol not getting along well with Hank. In
: one issue of her original series, there is a
: thought bubble of Carol getting pissed off
: at a somewhat sexist comment Hank makes,
: about wanting to shove the words down his
: throat. And during Busiek's run, there is a
: scene where Carol snaps at Pym for being too
: busy congratulating himself on his work and
: not focusing enough on helping the innocent
: people.
:
: So I do think it is in-character for Carol
: to have a bit of a grudge against Hank, as
: long as she doesn't let it interefere with
: their professional relationship--Carol is
: too much of a pro for that.
:
:
:
Message Thread:
![]()
« Back to thread
This website, its operator, and any content contained on this site relating to Carol Danvers, Ms. Marvel, Warbird, Binary, etc. are not authorized by Marvel Comics. This site is not sponsored, approved or authorized by Marvel Comics. The opinions of this site are not necessarily those of Marvel Comics and this site is not an authoratative voice of the views of Ms. Marvel and characters and situations as written by Marvel Comics. This site serves as a non-profit scholarly work which reviews, promotes, and documents the elements of "Ms. Marvel", "Binary", etc. in comic books and other media during the 20th century and beyond. All ideas in this site are expressed as a continuation of thought covering the pop culture associated with Ms. Marvel, etc. These thoughts are not necessarily the ideas of Marvel Comics. Some illustrations and words are the creation of others that may or may not have appeared in other publications or websites. Their inclusion in this site is not intended as an infringement of their copyright in any way, but rather is done in the interest of documenting and reviewing pieces of pop culture "comic book" history. Ms. Marvel, Binary, Warbird, Carol Danvers, and other related properties and images are © by Marvel Comics.
This Message Board owned and operated by: Mitch Taylor (Irn12)