[ SECRET POST #3975 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3975 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

Re: What fandom opinions do you hold that will never change?

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah but despite being "less" wrong, the Iron Man in the comics is much less likable than in the film. Like, he comes off as a real fascist dick in Marvel's Civil War. In the comics, the black site prison that they send people to is HIS OWN rather than a government thing he just happens to find out about like in the movie. So I think making the issue of the conflict more personal and less ideological was absolutely the right call on the filmmakers' part. RDJ's Tony, for all my problems with him, is a much more sympathetic character than his comic counterpart.

Re: What fandom opinions do you hold that will never change?

[fishnchips]

Oh I didn't say he was less wrong in the comics, but his reasons make more sense than the silliness they pulled in the movie. He's a huge asshole about the whole issue in the comics though, no doubt about it.