Goodwill
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No, I don't think so. Have you read Ultimate Nightmare? Russia's super soldier program bit it a while ago...
Goodwill said:No, I don't think so. Have you read Ultimate Nightmare? Russia's super soldier program bit it a while ago...
Goodwill said:But don't you think that since there's been so many attempts that have floundered that no one super soldier program is strong enough to support a World War? Maybe I'm reading too much into this, but I'm thinking Russia missed the boat on this one.
I cannot argue against.Caduceus said:The whole point is that its not just one super-soldier program trying to carry this plot idea. There are so many programs its not relying on a single one to carry the story but the continuous variants of the different varieties of super-soldier.
Goodwill said:sophisticated than ours and I'm not just saying that.
I believe so. It's what it seems to me! :lol:Caduceus said:Just a hint of national pride coming out there? :wink:
I'd be much more inclined to believe that if it was grammatically correct. It disagrees with my information which I'm going to dig out now so I'm going to stick with that.redhulk said:Powers/Abilities: Captain Britain is a hybrid human/Otherworldian. All of his powers-- energy storage, flight, super strength (100 tons)-- are derived from his alien origin. In the past, Captain Britain has used mechanical devices to augment his powers. His last suit had an energy force field that could be extended and used as a weapon.
His superhero costume amplifies this ability, granting him super human strength, speed, endurance, the ability to fly, and projects a personal force field with extreme resistance to most forms of attack. Early in his career, Braddock was able to project his force field outward and manipulate it, like an extended pair of hands, Braddock was able to use his powers without his costume on, but without it, his powers operated at a lesser extent and perhaps not at all, if away from Britain for an extended time.
Woops! **smacks self on the head**Goodwill said:Wait, this coming issue? I don't think so... I thought this was the issue that introduced all of the hero teams and it will introduce the fight between the Ultimates and Thor. There's too much there already; Millar's got his work cut out for him.
Yeah, I've got to give you that. My only excuse was that I was in a foul mood at the time. Sorry 'bout that.redhulk said:Lol, amazingly arrogant. :roll:
I don't know if your aware the many of the UK comics aren't considered in continuity for the American Marvel timelines and so on which is why our information doesn't match up.redhulk said:Well you are wrong, Please feel free to pick up a Marvel UK comic or do a goggle search. Then again please don't let a little thing like facts get in your way!
Hey, I've even got a thread about it. But you do have to admit, if random sentences in a piece of informationd don't make sense, you probably shouldn't trust the information as much.redhulk said:Goodwill right you are, grammer poor my sorry. Cacadus wrong is he but grammer perfect important more. :lol: