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#ThorRagnarok a beaucoup de problèmes, mais pour moi, le plus important tient du fait que Marvel refusent encore et encore d'accorder un minimum de sérieux au sujet.
Je comprends que la formule du second degré cynique fonctionne. Et ça fonctionne même avec le personnage de Thor dans une certaine mesure. Mais quand on se décide à traiter de Ragnarok, ça devient compliqué.
Les comics sont un médium cyclique sans fin, et pourtant, les auteurs ont bien saisi le caractère final de l'événement dans la mythologie nordique et dans la mythologie marvellienne.
Good morning Twitter! I move to Australia today! 1 like/retweet of this tweet = 1 thing you (maybe) didn't know about Australian #sharks.
Alright, let's get this party started: First, numbers aren't 100% accurate but anywhere from 170-190 species of #sharks call Australian waters home. That's a lot, seeing as how there are roughly 500-ish species.
According to the Australian Government's Department of Environment and Energy, of those 170-190 species, around 70 are thought to be endemic. Endemic means "native to a specific region or environment and not occurring naturally anywhere else."
One major thing missing from superhero movies is fear. Nobody is ever scared of what they see.
In LOTR everything is terrifying
In LOTR everything is terrifying
Look at the reaction to a Balrog in LOTR vs Surtur in Marvel. Every trailer, TV ad and line of dialog instills fear of the LOTR 🔥 demon
In Marvel ads the fire demon is just another thing to make Hulk angry
