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Even Worse than the First
We have to start our story in one million b.c. because there is nothing ridiculous about that.Namor has become a full-fledged villian. I guess that means he is no longer an X-Man?The Soviet Super Soldiers and Squadron Supreme are suddenly relevant after 30 or so years of being half a step above Paste Pot Pete in the Marvel hierarchy.But out of all this silliness, the thing that most jumps out as wrong is this; the Avengers make Black Panther their chairman, and all of a sudden they are enemies of the Untied States. WTF? It's not like this is the first time the Panther has been chairman. It's not like Wakanda is North Korea. It's not like Captain America has defected. This is just too forced a conflict to hold any real relevance to the real world, and so out of character that I just can't care where it will lead. Not sure I'll be reading any more new Avengers books any time soon.
