Re: New Thunderbolts discussion. (spoilers)
#110
I imagine this thread is going to get more hits a month now...
A shadowy Norman Osborne gives a restrained Bullseye the 411 on his new membership to the Thunderbolts. Informing him that he now has nanotech running through his blood and he has four chances. The first time will cause you to loose your motor abilities and render you helpless for ten minutes, the second time will hospitalize the victim for 3-4 days, the third time - permenant nerve damage, the fourth time partial paralysis or permenant brain damage. The body will not recover from any of the shocks so it doesn't have to be consecutive. Bullseye is freaked because Daredevil caused him paralysis once (before his adamantium spine surgery) Osborne continues to go through what happens when Bullseye breaks the rules and Bullseye has one question; When can he kill Daredevil?
Jack Flag is getting a mouthfull from his girlfriend about his costume still being in storage and not thrown out. She knows the consequences of this Civil War and Jack says he won't use it often only when he has too. The girlfriend is mad because she thinks he's still hopeing his idol, Captain America, will call on him. They both quickly forget about not useing the costume when a girl down in the street is being hassled by a local gang. Jack throws the mask on and the girlfriend tells him to be careful and he jumps out of the window to save the day.
Osborne meets with
Moonstone who assumes she's going to be the team pyschiatrists. Osborne wants her as the field leader because he feels that Songbird has too many morals. She'll be paid... I forget but a lot of $$$$$ , she won't be tainted with nanotech and after five years can retire. She agrees. And goes on about how she can control everyone on the team except... Bullseye. Norman assures her he won't be used unless needed.
The media is going nuts about the activity at the T-Bolts base (I forget the techno babble about their mountain) but they're taking off which means an unregistered hero is about to be captured.
Jack and his girlfriend see the ships approaching and he tells her to go to her mothers and that he can handle the supervillains because he's more durable than even Captain America. The final panel has them embracing telling him not to be a hero...
4/5
It wasn't great. I'm sorry if I missed anything but I didn't bring it home with me. It was good though and the Bullseye moments and references were more than enough to keep me satisfied. Probably going to be one of my favorite 616 books.
