Justice League is better than Thor: Ragnarok

Justice League is better than Thor: Ragnarok Nov 23, 2017 23:01:15 GMT

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Post by judgejosephdredd on Nov 23, 2017 23:01:15 GMT

Nov 23, 2017 21:32:31 GMT DC-Fan said:

Nov 23, 2017 20:31:01 GMT judgejosephdredd said:

True heroes don't destroy, huh? Then why aren't you complaining about the collateral damage Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman have caused? Superman, for instance, is responsible for the destruction of Smallville in Man of Steel - Remember, Zod and his cronies never had any intention of going beyond the Kent farm while in town. He could've been smart about it and take the action to the stars or keep it contained at home, but instead he brought the fight to Smallville and turned it into a war zone.

1st, Superman wasn't responsible for the destruction of Smallville. Zod and the Kryptonians went to Smallville to find Kal-El's ship because they thought the code was there. And a lot of the damage occurred when the military engaged the Kryptonians in battle, which would've happened with or without Superman. So no, Superman isn't responsible for the destruction of Smallville.

2nd, Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman didn't destroy an entire planet. The IHOP that was damaged and the gas station that was damaged are just property that's A) probably insured and B) can be rebuilt. Thor destroyed the Asgardians' home so the Asgardians have no home are now refugees without a home because of Thor.

If Superman hadn't swooped in and attacked Zod all the way into town he and the other Kryptonians wouldn't have bothered going there in the first place, they only wanted the codex - they didn't aspire to destroy an entire town, but Kal instigated them and brought their fight to a populated area. Therefore, it IS Superman's fault Smallville got turned to rubble.

Hela's power came from Asgard, Surtur aspired to destroy it when reaching his max power. By bringing him into the picture in the final battle they'd kill two birds with one stone, basically - Surtur destroys Asgard, thus destroying Hela. Surtur also destroys himself, so no need to deal with him any further. It is also stated in the movie that Asgard doesn't need to be defined by its land but rather its community of people. The ship is heading off to Earth, but Thanos stands in their way and so we enter Infinity War. Asgard being reborn on Earth is not new, it happened with J. Michael Straczynski's run with the character some years ago. Finally, Asgard is not a planet.