hey, dorothy1901...how d'you think he'd deal with those things? he's got tony, that's a given, because of a plot point -- think osborn will try to arrest him? i had already planned the press conference/guilt thing - whose baby was sharon carrying? thanks for the reminder about shield.
eek. i hope i can write sam. i'm guessing sam hates tony, too?
oh - what happened to jarvis?
off to wiki the teams rosters :)
ps. my hands are doing the itching-swelling cycle again. i am *not* looking forward to this!
Jarvis was a Skrull, who disappeared with Luke Cage and Jessica Jones' baby before anyone caught him. The real Jarvis has been rescued and is back where he belongs.
There are two things at which Steve Rogers excels: making inspiring speeches, and hitting things. I imagine that he'd play to his strengths.
whose baby was sharon carrying?
Steve's. He didn't know about it. Sharon discovered she was pregnant shortly after Steve was killed. She doesn't remember anything about the pregnancy and miscarriage. Tony knows about it, and so does Sam. The pregnancy was part of some kind of evil plot by the Red Skull. The Skull's minion, Dr. Faustus, had brainwashed Sharon.
No, Sin (Red Skull's daughter) shot her. If Sharon had shot herself to keep Red Skull from being able to use the baby as a tool/pawn, that might have preserved some of her agency, and we couldn't have that. Much better to have her brainwashed, pregnant, shot while ineffectively trying to escape, and brainwashed some more. [/bitterness]
Just... wow. Just WTF, Marvel? I thought Carter was supposed to be bad ass. Someone told me that she shot herself to prevent Red Skull from getting the potential biarn, and I was like, "Dude, agent Carter rolls deep!" and I had some respect for her then.
Sam and Tony never, ever, ever really got on, whereas Sam and Steve used to roll deep. Back in the early 90s, Sam and Steve actually shared a series together, back when Steve wasn't captain America (I can't remember exactly ho that status quo occurred).
In Civil War when Steve was blind sided by Tony's commitment to the SHRA, Sam was like, "Dude, I told you so. Stark is one of them."
In Civil War when Steve was blind sided by Tony's commitment to the SHRA, Sam was like, "Dude, I told you so. Stark is one of them."
Is it just me, or did that entire scene really read like somebody telling their just-got-dumped friend that "He was never good enough for you, anyway?"
Sam is currently busy being the only person in current Captain America canon with a brain (well, unless you count the periodic guest appearances by Tony).
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eek. i hope i can write sam. i'm guessing sam hates tony, too?
oh - what happened to jarvis?
off to wiki the teams rosters :)
ps. my hands are doing the itching-swelling cycle again. i am *not* looking forward to this!
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Jarvis was a Skrull, who disappeared with Luke Cage and Jessica Jones' baby before anyone caught him. The real Jarvis has been rescued and is back where he belongs.
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There are two things at which Steve Rogers excels: making inspiring speeches, and hitting things. I imagine that he'd play to his strengths.
whose baby was sharon carrying?
Steve's. He didn't know about it. Sharon discovered she was pregnant shortly after Steve was killed. She doesn't remember anything about the pregnancy and miscarriage. Tony knows about it, and so does Sam. The pregnancy was part of some kind of evil plot by the Red Skull. The Skull's minion, Dr. Faustus, had brainwashed Sharon.
Didn't Sharon cause herself to miscarry?
What a mess.
Re: Didn't Sharon cause herself to miscarry?
wow.
UGH, Marvel.
Yeah
Sam and Tony never, ever, ever really got on, whereas Sam and Steve used to roll deep. Back in the early 90s, Sam and Steve actually shared a series together, back when Steve wasn't captain America (I can't remember exactly ho that status quo occurred).
In Civil War when Steve was blind sided by Tony's commitment to the SHRA, Sam was like, "Dude, I told you so. Stark is one of them."
What's Sam up to now, anyway? Beats me.
Re: Yeah
Is it just me, or did that entire scene really read like somebody telling their just-got-dumped friend that "He was never good enough for you, anyway?"
Sam is currently busy being the only person in current Captain America canon with a brain (well, unless you count the periodic guest appearances by Tony).
Re: Yeah
*laughs*
Hmmm
Who? Steve?
I'd think that Steve would now know the art of stealth, and keep on the DL really.