Big battle at the end, when suddenly...

Ravenous leads what's left of the Annihilation Wave on an attack of Earth! Both the pro and anti-regs are taken by surprise, and there are heavy casualties.

Suddenly, another armada of ships lands on Earth, and another alien army starts attacking. The Hulk comes out, and is about to eat Reed, Hank Pym, and Tony...

...when a mystic portal open, and out floats Endgame Thor, who is seriously pissed off at everything that's happened in his absence. He turns Clor into a pineapple. And then goes on the offensive.


And let's just say you don't want to live on Marvel Earth after that.

Heh........never seen N-A-Z-I referenced as the "n" word. Take as a play on "Soup Nazi".

ANyways................we're on teh same page here. Good post.

Just to reinterate: Actually, yes, you did have to register, if you were a known hero. Jessica Jones had to flee the country because of it.

Also, you have guys like Wonder Man who signed up, and then are being ordered around by SHIELD like soldiers, and he claimed he wasn;t told that he'd have to do that.

You know, i actually think this ending would have worked had the whole series not been so ridiculously delayed. I really think a lot of the backlash is because people are thinking, " I waited months for THIS?!"

Don't get me wrong, I certainly wasn't blown away. But I think if the series had stayed on schedule, this wouldn't seem nearly so bad...

that is the final what I say a few weeks ago.

Though it could be that just like a regular draft, while they'll leave you alone 99% of the time, once you go to war that changes (and SHIELD and Tony's crew definitely felt itself at war). You register you'll probably be left alone unless it's "superhero war"; it's the tradeoff you take for wanting to have a spiffy costume and use your powers publically.

Actually

It isn't the registration--its the mandatory service or incarceration that is completely objectionable--to anyone opposed to slavery that is?

Oh come off it. Unless you're Mark Miller and trying to write "Marvel: Class War" (aka: Civil War), let's not start accusing people of not understanding or objecting to slavery. Nothing Luke said sounded like he condoned the idea of slavery. Besides, people back the idea of tossing into jail an unregistered surgeon who operates on someone; that's all Luke is saying - if you do the crime, expect to perform some time.

Well Cap was the bigger man and realized he was becoming Tony or even worse. Cap realized he has to do it another way. The ending making Tony look even more like a d.ic.k Plus the whole ordeal about killing Bill Foster and the Clor, should've meant something rather than a big promotion for Tony. Not great ending just OK. Hate Iron man even more now. Cap will do something to get back into the game or change it.

If the pro-reg agenda had been anything like this, I might have enjoyed the book.

Wow. How deep and intellectual you want to appear to be.

How absolutely lame your little piece was. I hope this isn't a reflection of your character...

You forgot the Zombie Universe attacking between the Annihilation Wave and Hulk. Zombie Hulk has daylight removed by WP Hulk.

Well, yes, but surgeons aren't drafted by the government and forced to work directly for them, are they?

You know what get's me worst. It's not even the characterization of Tony. It's this simple fact:


Bill Foster's death doesn't make Cap cry and realize he's not going to win this fight.......it's all the insurance adjusters at Farmer's and Allstate crying because of all those claims that will be coming in from all that destruction.


That's exactly why this story stunk.

Unless you count enforced pro-bono work.