Quote:Strange is going to be great and yeah if they maintain that type of fear/acceptance the world is going to lose it's collective ish.... To be fair he (comice book version) only makes this version of Scarlet Witch (MCU) look weak. Who's to say weather Strange is toned down? Maybe I am right and they are building her up? Where do they go after Thanos? Maybe it's her and they do a no more mutants story line ala a Jean Grey to Dark Phoenix.  

 

The good news is the New52 is over and Rebirth has begun, IMO, given it a great reason to exist in the first place. I won't spoil anything if here in case you were going to check it out.

 

I have more faith in him than you apprently. I also have faith in Afleck. He wanted this way to bad to watch it blow up. 

 

Surprisingly, I was never heavily invested in Doctor Strange outside of his stints in original The Defenders (now there's a super team for you). Doc, Surfer, Hulk, Valkyrie, Namor...yes please! In any case, I see your point. Wanda's powers have substantially grown over the years to the point that she's basically a walking Reality Gem and we don't know the extent of Strange's powers within the movie continuity yet so that definitely will be interesting.

 

One area I'm going to have to research is how they were able to use Quicksilver in the Avengers and in the X-Men. I never bothered to look before but I re-watched Days of Future Past last night in anticipation for X-Men: Apocalypse (which I know I'm going to have issues with already) and that jumped out at me.

 

I heard about Rebirth, but after the trainwreck that the New 52 was...can we really trust DC to right their sinking ship at this point? Outside of what they do to the Big Three, characters of note for me are the Martian Manhunter (who's been drifting aimlessly in the wind since New 52 launched), the Shazam continuity (because of my huge man-crush on Black Adam), Doctor Fate and Constantine.

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