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scarletspeed7 posted...

SupremeZero posted...

scarletspeed7 posted...

You're not getting it still. In comics, killing people has often mattered and still does (not at Marvel as much, the last meaningful death was Ultimate Spider-Man). In the movies, it started out not mattering immediately.

I get what you're saying, and I agree that it's valid, I'm just arguing with the idea that the "Comics kill people and bring them back like nothing" doesn't apply to movies. Hence that being what was quoted.

Movies are movies. Comics are comics. I think comics can get away with it much easier because they've got years of storylines going on and a host of content coming out weekly. The MCU puts out 13 hours of content in theaters, and they throw in the towel on every villain in every movie.

There's also the fact that comics are basically set on continuing, and even when they get cancelled, they still get a chance to finish things up, which movies generally don't.

And, uh, not to disagree with the concept, but a fair amount of the villains have survived their initial films. And they generally proceed to do what you're asking for. Loki aside, Ross (As much as you consider him the villain of Hulk, anyway/care that Hulk happened), Zola, Hydra (yes I'm counting the organization, the current head generally doesn't matter hugely outside of Red Skull), and BUCKY have all survived and done exactly what you're asking for, and while they haven't done anything yet, Zemo, Dormammu, and I'm pretty sure Whiplash all survived their movies. And Zemo and Dormammu get passes because there haven't even been movies in their areas since their debut.
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