Marvel Confessions

Confession #2315

"I hate how everyone treats Iron Man as the villain in Civil War. What he did was for his people (super heroes), because he knew if he was against the SRA, retaliation against opposition would've been harsher if he wasn't the mediator between SRA and the super heroic community. He even tried to talk pacefully with Cap in CW#3 in order to work together, only for the Secret Avengers to attack him."

-theoneandonlyadour

Confession #2273

"Secret Wars was the single best Marvel Crossover event ever because it was simple, fun, had a lot of action, a ot of heroes and had Doctor Doom being a bad ass. Oh, and it also didn't have a gazillion variant and tie-in stories and wasn't designed to change the Marvel universe forever and ever and ever by involving practically everyone."

-nineteenninetyonenostalgia

Confession #2267

"I'm just pretending that the entire "original X-Men come back from the past and then future X-Men/others come from the future" plot isn't happening. It's so convoluted I don't see how the timestream would survive, and it's neither funny nor tragic, just obnoxious"

-Anonymous

Confession #2239

"I think Infinity is the best event to come out of Marvel...EVER. They're doing a great job with it, and I'm sad it's getting closer to its conclusion"

-jacquesshark

Confession #2233

"Am I the only one that doesn't like the cosmic storylines in avengers and new avengers and infinity? I prefer the heroic age avengers to these."

-philip285

Confession #2141

"I want to be excited about Battle of the Atom, because I love the X-Men and plus 50th anniversary, but I'm not. I've got event and crossover fatigue. Plus Bendis is the main writer, which means out of character behaviour, characters otherwise becoming plot devices, and complete disregard for continunity. I don't even want to read it. I just really want the the whole thing to be over."

-Anonymous

Confession #2135

"Battle of the Atom has only just begun, and it's already my favourite comic/s. I really hope the event maintains the standard it has set."

-at-the-mercy-of-fantasy

Confession #2124

"I feel like Marvel has gotten way too focused on universe events, really ever since the Civil War"

-considerthis314

Confession #1988

"Is anyone else excited for Battle of the Atom and its consequences? I know I am. I hope the younger X-Men are able to return to their timeline, but not without a few deaths and a few more revelations. Plus, I'd love it if a writer could later visit their timeline and see the consequences of their trip into the future. I think it would be fun!"

-Anonymous

Confession #1622

"I think Marvel needs to step away for a while from doing these big crossovers that change the status quo once a year. It's so damn hard to keep track when things are constantly changing. Wish they would go back to more contained storylines."

-anexperimentinprogress

Confession #1373

"Between the Double Shipping, the bloated pricing and constant upheaval that yearly cross-over events cause to storylines and art; I've never been able to stick to any Marvel comic title for very long."

-jwt6577

Confession #1219

"The ending of age of ultron was confusing as fuck."

-arcista

Confession #1180

"Age of Ultron was so unbelievably anti-climatic, the entire arc seems pointless."

-melpaulvinpaulmel

Confession #1139

"The only reason I'm excited for "Battle of the Atom" is Adult Molly Hayes."

-punchdrunkmarconline

Confession #1038

"I just read Civil War today, I thought it was amazing but also... kinda pointless. They had a chance to make a huge change in Marvel, but ultimately nothing happened but the deaths of a couple characters that only a few people knew. In the end, though, it was worth the read to see Cap beat the stuffing out of Tony."

-Anonymous

Confession #954

"There are a lot of people who are misunderstanding the premise of Infinity, and it annoys me."

-Anonymous

Confession #938

"I still haven't forgiven Marvel for Civil War."

-Anonymous