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Turning a literal Black Hole being thrown at you by one of the strongest beings in the MCU, having to react within seconds and them turning it into butterflies by Doctor Strange is pretty hard to beat.

(it was for a short while, anyways)

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Does anyone remember The Super Hero Squad Show

The reason I'm asking is I haven't seen anyone talk about this show when I mentioned amazing marvel kid shows

Okay I for some reason have this show on my mind I don't know why but I remember liking the show at least the episodes I saw.

and I remember I don't remember what game it was but I had one of the games for the Wii and both the show and game were big introductions to some characters and I remember that I would play the game going back and forth in between that game and Lego marvel super heroes 1.

And I remember my favorite part being how they kept punisher dark but also makes him kid friendly by comparing criminals to food like broccoli and stuff I think it was.

Wandavision, I really forgot how good we had it when the first MCU series premiered. Those first few sitcom episodes were a masterclass in how a sci-fi superhero show could be presented with absolute brilliance . We had absolutely no idea what was going on, and that mystery made it even better. Elizabeth Olsen and Paul Bettany were phenomenal and brought the whole series to life.

The plot kept changing, characters from other films started crossing into this world, and somehow everything came together so naturally. The show had so many layers mystery, comedy, action, emotion, grief, heartbreak, and some genuinely beautiful moments.

What I loved most was how the first episode and the finale could feel like they belonged to completely different genres and universes, yet the story still connected all the dots. It started as this weird sitcom mystery and slowly turned into a full-blown MCU story without losing its emotional core.

Honestly, WandaVision had it all laughter, confusion, excitement, grief, sadness, love, and some incredible performances. Rewatching it now really reminds me why that MCU era felt so special.

Like obviously the real real reason is if he killed these guys, then no one else could write stories about them, then there would be no more comic. What I mean though is there a canon explanation?

Ghost Rider in his stories goes after the worst of humanity and punishes them with the Penance Stare, but why does it always come down to random, no name criminals? Carnage is a psychopathic sadistic serial killer. Sabertooth is another violence obsessed lunatic who literally ate a person. And heck Red Skull has genocide under his belt with multiple world conquering attempts.

While some villains have positive qualities that you could argue spare them from divine retribution, these three appear to be irredeemably evil, and they were just off the top of my head. I'm sure there are others who are worse. Of all the criteria Ghost Rider uses to judge his victims, I would say these three qualify.

Point is do the comics ever explain why he is riding around hunting randos while these people (who I would guess have killed many MANY more) get a pass?

Edit: everyone talking about how useless Penance Stare actually is. Even without it let's not pretend he could simply incinerate them with fire. Dude could match the Hulk, not like Sabertooth could come back from being turned to ashes or soul damage.

They say that the super soldier serum put him at the peak of human strength. But the feats he pulls off in the comics and mcu goes way past normal human things

Not sure if Emma will even go with this outfit lol. But had to make one for the White Queen after seeing a similar Collab of Rogue!

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