Comic Book Noise 272: Avengers vs X-Men and more
Posted on | April 22, 2012 | 1 Comment
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Host Derek Coward returns with a look at the newest batch of comic books that he bought, including the first two issues of Avengers vs X-Men, and a whole lot of #8s.
Category: Comic Book Noise
Tags: avengers vs x-men > batgirl > bionic man > bionic woman > cobra > Frankenstein: Agent of S.H.A.D.E. > gi joe > Grifter > justice league > Legion Lost > Power Man and Iron Fist > Red Hood and The Outlaws > shazam > the manhattan projects > wonder woman
Tags: avengers vs x-men > batgirl > bionic man > bionic woman > cobra > Frankenstein: Agent of S.H.A.D.E. > gi joe > Grifter > justice league > Legion Lost > Power Man and Iron Fist > Red Hood and The Outlaws > shazam > the manhattan projects > wonder woman
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So if, as you say, Captain Marvel and Billy Batson do not share a mind, then what's the point of Billy Batson? I know he plays his own innocent bystander, but if he doesn't truly get to be Captain Marvel, then he's just, what, a walking Marvel Van? Isn't that a less relate-able character if Billy is not driving this super-powerful magic being?