‘Captain America: Civil War’ is barely connected to the comic

Let’s see how Marvel screws up another story line, shall we?

Just like Age Of Ultron wasn’t connected to the comic. What’s the surprise here?

How is Cap’s side going to stand a chance. It’s Captain America, Winter Soldier, Falcon, Hawkeye, and Agent 13 against Bleeding Edge Iron Man, Vision, Black Panther, Black Widow, and War Machine. What Scarlet Witch does could be a surprise. She would want to support Tony Stark, that may not involve joining his side, because he’s taking leadership to prepare against Thanos’s invasion in the near future she showed him the vision of, that has led these heroes in the Civil War direction to begin with as it’s necessary to go into this path with some of the problems they will cross. Hulk may be in hiding, it could have something to do with being caught by Thunderbolt Ross for General Ross to develop the ability to become Red Hulk. It’s not Thor’s conflict but he could choose to help out. Scarlet Witch is a little green in this area and she could be too outside of her element to join in it. Spiderman will most likely join on Iron Man’s side, and as Iron Spider he beat up Captain America in the Civil War story of the comics. Just Vision alone can beat Cap’s side, so can Bleeding Edge Iron Man. War Machine may not have the same level of technology as Iron Man. I’ve heard Captain America may die and Winter Soldier will take his place as a new Captain America with an adamantium laced suit. Bucky Barnes has known Captain America for longer, and Falcon is just now learning his new identity where it’s too soon to make him into a temporary Captain America. If he is Captain America it could be sometime after Winter Soldier is done being Captain America, and for Falcon it would be temporary too. Falcon could be a Captain America with wings and be called Bald Eagle, but with Captain America’s colors and related outfit. Falcon could become Captain America temporarily at a completely different time. They’ve written Falcon well so far. Having wings fits his character’s skills. Falcon is apart of the team duo of a red guy and a blue guy. Falcon could try it without wings for a little bit so that he can learn how to accomplish things other ways so I consider all ideas. But like any other character, he’s going to have abilities that make his superhero strengths stand out like his usage with his wings. It’s like taking away Tony Stark’s armor, but like in Iron Man 3, Tony Stark did an excellent job without armor but he didn’t have enough experience with that. Bleeding Edge armor can stay hidden sometimes while still giving Tony Stark extra protection, and he may try different tempos with the Bleeding Edge armor like in a less armored state sometimes like in parts of Iron Man 3. When Tony Stark fully activated the armor portion of Bleeding Edge it’s very powerful on the same level as Extremis Iron Man armor but with a lot more features. Tony Stark wanted to be more robust in his tempos and his max output with Bleeding Edge, so he can also develop stronger self strength like Steve Rogers. You could see how Tony Stark was developing that self strength in Iron Man 3 in the parts where he didn’t have armor on him, and he had other ways to go into combat he was very creative with his intelligence on the fly like in the first Iron Man movie, and all of the movies Iron Man has been in. Captain America is the meat and potatoes guy that would go into grueling combat when the odds are stacked against him 1 billion to 1 and he would still prevail to overcome all statistics and percentages with that unbeatable undefeatable bold old school American will and conditioning not seen in today’s America. What most others can’t accomplish that Captain America can accomplish, is that Captain America can lead armies in the worst conditions, and without Captain America those armies wouldn’t have the sight or the energy to pull through. Captain America’s experience in such tough situations in his past, led to the morale he had in the first Avengers. The other teammates were very good and skilled, but because Captain America stuck in there and was consistent that improved the morale of the rest of the team. The skills of the team work well together, and so Captain America’s skills blended in with the rest of the team. Jane Foster taking on the Thor role sounds weak to me, but I see a lot of cheap Liberal plot devices from the newer comics that ignore too many details. There’s a right way to develop the minority roles, and the female roles where you don’t take weak deplorable traits and try to show it as strength of weak meek 100 pound nerds. A good minority role, and a good female role the character can stand out where minority or female don’t define them, but they instead define themselves with better quality writing. Jane Foster has made a lot of bad decisions in the movie such as almost getting the entire Universe destroyed. There’s a strong female Asgardian character that can wield Thor’s hammer, and that’s Valkyrie. I feel like if they try to make Jane Foster like Valkyrie it’s too rushed and forced. I don’t see how she can wield Thor’s hammer, Odin caused amnesia on Thor to leave Jane Foster because it would hurt the Asgardian kingdom in the comics. They would have to develop Jane Foster very well to make sense of that. They could develop her with the green Goddess abilities, but she failed Odin’s trials in the comics to where he took those abilities away from her. As a female Thor she would still be significantly weaker than Thor, she wouldn’t be able to wield Thor’s hammer, because he was born as half elder Earth Eternal to where he has a much stronger physical constitution even without the added Thor abilities, and his other half are the powerful Asgardians from his dad’s side. Most of his elder Earth Eternal DNA isn’t activated to where it would set him too far apart from his plane of existence, which is the case with his real mother the elder Eternal Gaea who’s mind is in the higher planes of existence. Thor has had centuries of training and experience. There are women that take very capable roles in Asgard and in the whole realm of the Skyfathers. To wield Thor’s hammer takes not just bravery, but wisdom, kingly skill, and to be able to resolve any situation. If it just took bravery then Steve Rogers would have been able to wield Thor’s hammer in Avengers 2: Age of Ultron. If based on intelligence, Bruce Banner is more intelligent than Jane Foster, and he wasn’t able to wield Thor’s hammer. As far as intelligence goes, Selvig is doing most of the thinking compared to Jane Foster, and Jane Foster so far has showed to pale in comparison to him. She has aided him and others, but she’s also gotten in the way in most or all of that to where is she going to add anything to them. When she was Thor, it was in a story where Asgardian Thor was flat out giving up that I don’t think would happen in the movies and is one of those flawed newer written stories. As a Thor, Jane Foster’s future looked bleak, not much came out of it. Vision has the mind Infinity gem, he was created with a highly advanced bio synthezoid body, and he has great skills programmed into him to where he could make an excellent king. Vision is also directly connected with JARVIS as a dual consciousness but also as two separate individuals. Beta-Ray Bill also has the skills and make to wield Thor’s hammer, but he was created with advanced DNA wisdom and strengths by his endangered race to be their king. I think Winter Soldier will only maintain the Captain America identity for a little while, and that Captain America will return from the Tesseract when bringing back Red Skull who’s also in the Tesseract. The hyperspace abilities of the Tesseract would put Red Skull into suspended animation so that he would not age, and his consciousness could take part in the reality of the Tesseract. Captain America has a powerful regenerative ability to where I thought it was stupid how he died in that storyline in the comics. He’s gone against Red Skull’s army of thousands of men with those futuristic weapons that could vaporize any person with each shot. Captain America can take bullets and he’s very strong with his augmentation. In boxing matches Rocky Marciano threw about 85 punches in a round, he’s gone to 15 rounds with another boxer, each punch is said to be about 1028 joules, and after 15 rounds that’s 1,310,700 joules output that adds up to 5 direct impact grenade explosions. A grenade explosion is 260,728 joules of explosive force. One gunshot is about 300 joules, and so a punch from Rocky Marciano is like taking 3 direct gunshots. Rocky Marciano did professional boxing in the late 1940s to mid 1950s. Cap’s side is going to need some powerful weapons, great team work, and they may need a couple more members against Iron Man’s side. If Captain America was barraged by machine gun fire I could see that, where he could still heal from it as I’ve heard of platoons of guys, who don’t have special powers, that have survived machine gun fire in real life left for dead for several days all bloody and survived in a documentary, and he could be transported into the Tesseract to where he’s gone for awhile and it just looks like he died. Captain America’s healing ability isn’t fast acting like Wolverine’s, but Captain America is very strong and can pull through some powerful attacks including lots of direct gunfire after some rest. Joe Russo and Anthony Russo would have a great plan to how Cap’s side would have a good offense and defense. The reason why the platoon survived after being stranded on the battlefield for a couple days with so much machine gun fire on them, is that they were fasting which greatly increased their healing and regenerative ability. It was said in the documentary that they had a much better chance of surviving if they were left alone for a few days, than to get immediate care from doctors and nurses, because they would be fed food right away that would weaken their healing and regenerative ability. The shots from doctors and nurses would also greatly weaken their healing and regenerative abilities. If the metabolism goes under lower activity, the blood isn’t flowing as much so that the damaged organs are given more of a rest. The more the metabolism moves, the more stress is put on the organs while there’s also a lot more blood less with much greater rates of injuries, illnesses, and deaths.

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