ILLUMINATI: Personal responsibility

[starwolf_oakley]

Oracle once wondered if the Bat-family was culpable for the Joker's crimes since they never did anything permanent to stop him. Here's a few pages from the NEW AVENGERS: ILLUMINATI special where a similar discussion about culpability is discussed.





First, a page where the Black Panther shows how smart he is.



T'Challa's smart, but... The problem with the general public of the Marvel Universe is that they are idiots. Some of the smarter idiots are worried superheroes might subjugate those they protect. This isn't Tony's intention here. He just wants to subjugate other superheroes. Which he eventually does. Idiot.

The full two-page spread of Hill and Stark's conversation.



Spider-Man has a simple reason for not killing Osborn: Neither Aunt May nor Uncle Ben would like it. And Spider-Man is now the *only* Marvel Superhero who thinks killing people is wrong.

Comments

[hyperactivator]

I just wish they would do better jail break scenes. It seems like these days they don't even bother to explain why a villain captured three months ago is menaceing people now. It is so lazy.

What's worse is when they bring people back to life witout showing the explaintion on panel. Somtimes all we get is "Heard you were dead." "You heard wrong." Okay."

Lazy! Prison breaks and escaping or faking ones death scenes used to be one of the main ways of reintroducing the villain. Plus you could also show off the new trick he learned that he's sure to use against the hero.

No wonder most villians seems so bland and sameish these days.