Avengers #1 - Marvel Comics
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- čas přidán 5. 11. 2022
- A recap and review of Avengers #1 from September of 1963 by Marvel Comics.
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The Hulk disguises himself as a robot with a clown face. Sure he does. That was always the most unbelievable thing about this story.
Imagine you're some circus manager and an obviously disguised Hulk marches up to you claiming to be a robot clown that's willing to work for free in your show. Do you:
A) Play along and put the new act on your playbill while taking out as much extra insurance as you can manage and warning your crew not to say anything or they're set off a disastrous rampage?
or
B) Tell the impossibly strong radioactive monster with well-known anger management issues no deal and hope he's okay with that?
I know which one doesn't *immediately* get my circus utterly wrecked and possibly result in my own ugly demise by summary squishing.
Hopefully the insurance paid off in the end. Or Tony. Or Hank for that matter, he never seems short on money for Science! stuff. And isn't Janet supposed to be a orphaned socialite from a rich family? Man, no wonder the Avengers wound up with a mansion and a butler, they're rolling in money. :)
@@richmcgee434 That was wonderful. Thanks for the laugh!
@@TheMightyGecho I like to imagine that between Big Top shows clown-Hulk was making balloon animals for kids with the other Joeys to maintain his cover. "Hulk smart, make squeaky giraffe and rabbit, no one one ever spot him!"
9:19 You said there was eight Loki mirror duplicates. I saw it at both the normal angle and up close, and I knew in an instant that it was nine. You didn't see that coming?
I like Ant 🐜 man he is best than Atom