Nericus

Just push the red button......

Indeed, Wolverine may be an honorable man at heart, but on the outside he's more of a berzerker warrior. Plus the fact that he has retractable razor sharp indestructible claws. Anyone he faces with the claws should be carved into pieces.....

As much as I enjoyed the 90's X-men cartoon, how many times did Wolverine face a robot, someone in a suit of armor, or someone with a hand held weapon that he would slash with the claws instead of the person using the weapon?.......oh I'd say about EVERY fight. Didn't care for X-men Evoluton (Cyclops a student and Wolverine/Storm are teachers...?????) enjoyed Wolverine and the X-men as it was a bit grittier but they still held back on what Wolverine could/should do.

I agree that a "ground up" rebuild may not be popular with devs or players but at this rate with PB's I begin to wonder if a complete overhaul isn't the answer. Yes WS don't need much in the way of tune up.

Perhaps changing human forms' beam/blaster attacks to psi attacks like mez or holds, keep the melee attacks in human form, tune up Photon Seekers and Pulsar, knockback becomes KNOCKDOWN for many of PB's powers, Nova form's beam attacks all get a damage boost but at the cost of greater endurance burn, Dwarf keeps the melee attacks albeit stronger then human form's, and perhaps an enhanced version of Dawn Strike with the penalty that if you use it in dwarfmode, you burn up your stamina and revert to human to form. Also let Dwarf mode have end drain and slow resistances that the other 2 forms do not have. Also perhaps Dwarf mode could have a fury bar?

Mez protection: as PB and WS are basically two beings merged into one that means technically there are two minds to be mezzed/controlled by enemies. That alone should give a mez resistance to all forms.

Perhaps PB and WS need to be brought back to the drawing board and rebuilt from the ground up? Keep the forms but make sure that all forms have their appropriate strengths and advantages to each other, and perhaps even let Khelds get a few more enhancement slots for the powers.

I suspect it will end with everyone Lion-O aided teaming up with him to put a permenant beat down on Mumm-ra.

Yes but would it take much to beat the original series? As classic as the original series is, some of the episodes were rather.......well, stupid I guess is a good word. After they brought in the sword of Plundarr and New Thundera was when things started to get much better.

Ghost Riders in the Sky - Spiderbait version
Bad to the Bone
Born to be Wild
I Can't Drive 55
Shakedown
Princes of the Universe
Gimmie the Prize
We Will Rock You
Don't Stop Me Now
Highway to Hell

True, that does indeed sound like a Raider's or even Last Crusade reference.

Wonder if the Skull set up the sleeper program in case of defeat? That would make for a nice Cap sequel.

Granted, comics back then were definitely a bit different from now.

Would love to see them do a movie with the original Torch.

Tommy Lee, enjoyed his character and felt he was definitely channeling Agent K of the MIB.

Hugo Weaving: fantastic as the Skull, plus it was great that we see him looking normal for about half the movie and the second half he has removed the latex-skin mask to reveal his now true appearance. This to me was much better then Schmidt wearing a red skull mask and then removing it for the final fight scenes to show the star's face. For Cap about the only time I could say he was deliberately showing the star's face was the scene where he tried to save Bucky. As to Weaving as the Skull, the only thing that would have made it even better is if in the scene where he executes the person who said "We fought to the last man" is if that character was named Anderson and Skull says: "evidently not, Herr Anderson!"

Sgt. Bucky: well ED Brubaker in recent years had brought Bucky back and showed he really wasn't the doofy sidekick that Bucky was back in the old Timely Captain America Comics and all the Timely issues became WW2 Propaganda films about Cap and Bucky. Bucky instead is rewritten to be a fully trained combat soldier and was given the maximum possible training so that he could serve as Cap's partner in the war. Which to me makes more sense then having some doofy kid suiting up as a sidekick which should really get the hero arrested for child endangerment instantly. Also the scene in the movie where he picks up Cap's shield in one hand and pistol in the other was a nice Bucky as Captain America moment from the recent comics. Now one must wonder if a Cap sequel will have Bucky back as the Winter Soldier.

Wonder if after the war the Howling Commandos helped start SHIELD along with Howard Stark? I bet Peggy Carter also may be revealed as a SHIELD founder as well.

Haven't seen it yet, did they use the music from the original series when the Thundertank arrived? Did Panthro state his classic line "When I make 'em, they don't DARE breakdown!" ?

Sony has the movie rights to Spidey so he couldn't have appeared. Not sure who still has Daredevil movie rights or if they reverted back to Marvel studios.

To be honest if I were Spock-Prime I think I would alert young Kirk and young Spock that if they ever find the Botany Bay drifting in space to lock all phasers and photon torpedoes onto it and vaporize it into it's component molecules.

One cube operated by a collective whose main voice was Locutus of Borg, formerly Captain Picard of Starfleet whose head was filled with knoweldge of the Federation and its technology including all data they downloaded when the Enterprise D first encountered them after Q zapped them to Borg-space.

Well considering Yinsen told Tony they'd met briefly at some lecture where Tony was talking about integrated circuits and how pie-eyed Tony was at that lecture...he probably was tanked when he named Jarvis

Which I suspect is one reason why we get Black Widow and Hawkeye instead. Less SFX needed

I remember that, it's a bonus on the Xmen DVD. As I recall, it was a joke inspired by the fact that Fox lost the movie rights to Spidey due to all the delays.

The Skull was only tapping a fraction of the cube and didn't realize that it is essentially a cosmic "aladdin's lamp" as Thanos once described it. I think at the end he figured it out and the cube did give him his wish of being "one with the gods" by blasting him to who knows where.

Also that was a Giant Flying Wing that the Skull had. Lex Luthor had a similar flying wing in the Batman/Superman movie World's Finest. Luthor himself didn't use it but Joker got his hands on it....