McCheese
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Nevermind I'm an idiot.
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it's goliath :wink:MaxwellSmart said:I can't wait to see who Thor kills! It's going to be great. I can feel the ripples now. The first casualty(at least one that matters)!
It serves him right for trying to use Black as a prefix.gemini-mk said:it's goliath :wink:
MaxwellSmart said:It serves him right for trying to use Black as a prefix.
According to Lying In The Gutters, Civil War #4 has an event akin to Spider-Man's unmasking that could be picked up by newspapers. This has my head spinning. My first thought was that it was the death, but only Cap, Iron Man and Spider-Man would really get that much attention, and since they were all in Amazing Spider #533 (which was set after the big battle), they're all safe. Which means something else happens. Something big. I can't for the live of me figure out what could garner that much attention. Looks like I'm going to be staying off the net until Thursday .
in C&DP cable says it's a guy so dagger and the girl YA's are safe and thor kills him so we know it's an anit-regger
so it's:
not cap (in ASM)
not cable (in C&DP)
i think the YA are safe
cloak was already unconscious no point in thor killing him (and in ASM)
luke cage is safe
herc has been shown on some post CW4 covers
falcon has been shown on some post CW4 covers
iron fist/DD are safe for upcoming ongoing (and in ASM and FF)
all thats left is goliath and he hasn't been shown on any pics in books post CW4 he is a goner
I also think that it must be Goliath that dies. Which is really stupid, because he is a completely inconsequential character. I mean, he was essentially nonexistent until CW, so how could his death carry any meaning?
And because he was Robin. The title carries meaning with it. Goliath, formerly Black Goliath, not so much.In the manner in which he dies and the consequences it causes. Think about when Jason Todd died, many people didnt really like him but his death became one of the biggest moments in Batman history cause they showed the effects it has on him till this day.