Secret Empire #9

[laughing_tree]

Comments

[donnblake]

I wonder if this sort of calculation was covered in Taskie's old henchmen acadamies.

[nyadnar17]

I swear I remember reading a comic where it is. Man his school is so awesome. I wish more villains had it as their origin story.

[bruinsfan]

He really is the pinnacle of common sense and pragmatism among super-villains, isn't he?

[mastermahan]

There's a reason Tasky has always had such staying power. A cool superpower combined with a Punch Card Villain's practicality, and you have an enjoyable character.

[scelestus]

Hair-gel Hulk? I love it!

[matrix_dragon]

Oh hey, Thor finally wised up. And it's nice to see Taskmaster remembering how to jump ship properly.

[informationgeek]

Oh hey, Thor did the right thing he should of done for a long time now. This isn't a triumphant or awesome moment, just one that should have happened a long time ago.

[starwolf_oakley]

No more compact?
A compact is defined as a small flat case containing face powder, a mirror, and a powder puff. Unless he meant a compact car, which I doubt.

[laughing_tree]

Compact as in agreement between two parties.

[sir_razorback]

If Thor's got the hammer out, he'll compact anything he feels like compacting.

[icon_uk]

Compact - A formal agreement between two or more parties, states, etc.; contract:

[crabby_lioness]

Good mercenary writing is so rare. It's such a pleasure to see it.

[shakalooloo]

So has Eric o'Grady been more heroic than Scott Lang in this series?

[thehood]

He's with Hydra, so not really.

[remial]

Spidey may have webbed them, but he didn't hit them. That has to count for something.

[scorntx]

Miles didn't want to get Eric O'Grady on his fists.

[lbd_nytetrayn]

Superhero/villain small talk is something I never knew I needed until the last decade or so.

[shadowpsykie]

taskmaster has always been practical... O'Grady can suck on a live grenade...

also, well, they didn't hit them. lol.