There of course is a physical fight here, but as the final page here beautifully illustrates, this rivalry, this epic eternal struggle between the two isn't about powers and brawling.

They're two people who are essentially the same, but one let his arrogance and pride scar him. It's a battle of wits and will. Dr. Doom stripped EVERYTHING from Reed. He took his family, his friends, and his world for himself. Made himself God, the most beloved person in existence, while Reed was wiped away completely. Everything that Reed always said made him win is gone.

Since the Fox X-Men franchise is indeed finished (Maybe? Deadpool may continue in it, possibly? Whatever, let's just say it is.) I decided that I would do the stupidest thing ever and try to figure out the timeline of all the movies! I'll give my reasoning if I feel like it. So first in the timeline is of course X-Men First Class. ...possibly. Sort of. See, the timeline splits after this and some Characters might need to be SLIGHTLY different in certain timelines... But regardless, some version of these events happen no matter what.

Two months later, and finally getting to more of the promised Disney+ reviews. Tonight I'm looking at the two requests from @AwesomeHyperon.

First off the Avengers Assemble episode The Dark Avengers. Now before I get to the review let me explain my history with the series. Namely... I didn't ever give this series a proper chance. I watched the first episode when it was new, found it vastly inferior to Earth's Mightiest Heroes, and didn't bother watching any more. And apparently this lasted five seasons. Odd. Point is, I got baggage here.

"...just f**k already!"
"Axel, what the hell?!"
"Come on, Kairi, just trying to help my bestie out!" "Ok, now this time we can't f**k it up at all!"

"...welp, he's dead." And now Ventus goes a little insane.