Okay, so I was planning on reviewing/squeeing over The Next Avengers one of these days, but unfortunately before I could do so, I watched Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes and let me tell you... I am so besotted, it's slightly scary. It has intelligent plots! Villains with motives! Intelligent use of powers! Science! Fun! And already the promise
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Ummm *shy* We'd love to have you over at earthsmightiest... y'know, if you're interested. Oh God, I am the worst most awkward mod ever hahaha
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I personally am happy Tony is leading the Avengers...though I'm not sure if it's because Marvel likes him or it's because his movies were a success and he's the golden cash cow for now. I want to see Steve too, but I believe next episode focuses on the Hulk being controlled by the Enchantress.
As for Hank...yeah I was like (._.) you know...I never knew Hank was that hott before. Then I went.....D8 Hey, how come Tony isn't hot? Poor Tony...I suppose they figure since Tony is going to be in his armor most the time, why worry...lol.
Bottom line - great series and I'm just going to enjoy the ride.
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And Tony leading is definitely the cash-cow thing... But also, IIRC Tony actually was the first leader of the team in comics as well? No also, continuity... And frankly, with Tony's personality, is he ever gonna agree to work *under* someone he doesn't totally respect (in comics, I think, it's been only Steve and even then he was co-leader, so....)
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Hill is... You know when Cap first declared she was gonna lead, I was 'yay' coz I thought a)Hill would be sort of leading from the control-room, tactics sort-of thing and b) Tony and Cap would both be working together on the field, apparently under Hill but obviously sort of taking control unconciously, so there'd be all sorts of delicious tension. Then it turns out that Steve is NOT gonna on the team and that Hill (who is completely un-powered) is gonna be on the field... And get owned while at it... That makes me= >:/
What's up with Patriot, btw?? *has no idea*
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Have you seen the Steve & Bucky WWII-era mini episode yet? It has Nick Fury and the Howling Commandos in it, plus a gratuitous Wolverine cameo. And it is awesome.
Tony's character design gets better in the second premiere episode - the shadows under his eyes and stubble go away, though unfortunately his eyes stay the wrong color (dear animators: you included 616 stuff as obscure as the Mandrill, but couldn't remember what color Tony Stark's eyes are? Fail.)
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Did you know, they decided to go an easier route without Fury's longevity... So the Fury in that mini was *Jack* Fury, father of Nick Fury.... -_-; Yeah.... But it still makes sense....
Oh yes!! That is so awesome to hear!! :DDD Once I parsed that ya know, that's actual shadow and under-eye circles I got very hopeful about it going away... (lol... I think that's the RDJ influence, right there!)
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That's... disappointing. I was really hoping we'd have real Fury in the cartoon, WWII backstory and all (he just doesn't feel right and isn't really the same person without the Howling Commandos backstory). He'd seemed so spot-on between the LMDs and what I'd thought was an appearance in the WWII episode.
(IDK - Toby Maguire is blue eyed, yet somehow Marvel colorists are still able to remember that Peter Parker's eyes are brown. Ditto for HP with blue-eyed Daniel Radcliffe vs. green-eyed Harry Potter.)
(re-posting this comment under your edited comment)
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I loved the LMDs!! (I read somewhere that the LMDs were Tony's inventions for Nick? Is that still true in 616, btw? Looks like it might be true in cartoon-verse)
And RDJ definitely has more presence than Tobey! Idk, maybe he's retroactively destroying the blue-ness of Tony eyes! Or its mind-control! ;p Maybe, its supposed to contrast with Steve! Blue-eyed Blond vs. Brown-eyed Brunet! *wishful*
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