starwolf_oakley (![[info]](https://www.insanejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} starwolf_oakley) wrote in ![[info]](https://www.insanejournal.com/img/community.gif){kind=small} scans_daily, |
For some weird reason, the way they're showing Tony and Thor in the same position Cap and Tony were after Civil War just seems sacrilegious and disrespectful of how Cap died and Tony's character.
Given it now seems Cap wasn't dead (as Sharon shot him with a Billy Pilgrim Gun) maybe Cap heard Tony's whole confession. Which was really just "Hey, the war was pretty much inevitable, not that I could predict what we would fight about or why. But, hey, at least I didn't take a drink. Go me."
Steve was ultimately right about the Registration Act
Tony said "It wasn't worth it," not "You were right and I was wrong." Those are two different things.
like Cap, Tony died being ultimately right (after seeing Dark Reign and the aftermath of the SHRA, it's FAR from the truth - Tony should have never supported it).
That's a tough call. A very tough call. I know superhero stories shouldn't tell the audience WHAT to think, but the problem with Dark Reign is that Norman Osborne is in charge, not that the SHRA is wrong.