Rogue was not even a good character to begin with, as she essentially started out as the Marvel Universe version of Terra from Teen Titans, which was from the DC Universe. Thankfully, at least she was given a series of good stories since then, well, up until recently, anyway. Now what had happened with Storm in the 1980s, and with Iceman since 2003, though, well, those issues are honestly far bigger war crimes.

SRMember, your comment is not even worthy of being compared to that, as the thing that you said is actually beneficial to humankind in a variety of ways. Moreover, Onslaught was a great villain.

I think that Peter Parker would benefit from having a reboot of his whole franchise and that it could be a hybrid of the different versions of the women that he loved in different Marvel Universes, along with nods to isekai harem anime/manga/manhwa/manhua, and bishoujo/magical girl anime/manga. Peter Parker/Spider-Man could be like a hybrid of a typical isekai harem anime/manga/manhwa/manhua protagonist, along with being a Mamoru Chiba/Tuxedo Mask type protagonist, and he could also have all of the baseline parts of his personality. He, and the ladies that form his de facto battle harem, could come together to lift up their friend, who had just lost his parents, and they could all help him become the hero that he was meant to be, and he could also return the favor to the women that love him in turn. Also, in between their battles, the lot of them can unravel mysteries that concern their parents, as well as other people, and that could provide a lot of good subtext, as well as sub plots, to the overall story.

No, I prefer a brand new approach to Peter Parker/Spider-Man, and it is to combine the previous lore with some alternate universe versions of the women that he loved, and then toss in some isekai harem anime/manga/manhua/manhwa concepts, and maybe even ideas from bishoujo/magical girl anime/manga for good measure, keep Peter Parker's/Spider-Man's personalities on their same base level, and then toss in a kind of hybrid of isekai harem protagonist, and Mamoru Chiba/Tuxedo Mask-like role on top of that, and then have ALL of the women that he like become heroic figures in their own rights, and have them all become teenagers like he originally was, so he can go from grieving teenager that dealt with the deaths of his parents, to a confident leader of a battle harem that all act like superhero versions of magical girls, and, in the middle of their battles, they can deal with their issues, as well as with the mysterious activities of their parents. I think that doing all of that with a reinvention of the Spider-Man mythos would be THE perfect way to reboot the comic line of Marvel.

Was Wunndarr the Aquarian like a riff on Thundarr the Barbarian, out of curiosity? Also, I did not hear, in this article, perhaps the most obscure, and most powerful, Marvel character in this news article, namely, Illuminator. Basically, imagine Jackpot, but being able to simultaneously have all of her powers at once, then the entirety of all of Marvel, and other, universes, and all of their powers, no weaknesses, and the guy literally having access to them, via the concepts of faith, and prayer, in the Jewish/Christian ways, and no limit to his powers. Basically, he would make Quasar seem weak in comparison, let alone everyone else, barring YAHWEH EL ELOHIM Himself, and yet no one re him.

LordFengxian , so, theoretically, the My Hero Academia universes are also technically Marvel Universes as well, right?

All of the sides are wrong and toxic. Also, The Punisher should have a variant where he wields dual Infinity Gauntlets, as well as have pairs of all Eight Infinity Stones, and also possess pairs of each of the Ten Rings of the Mandarin, this enabling him to stop enemies before engaging in acts of torture, cruelty, and unspeakable savagery. Were a version of The Punisher around to do that, then he would be unstoppable.

Well, you're not interesting to humankind, and yet you posted a comment in the vain hope that someone would actually care about your horrible take on that series, Steve. Also, as a person that likes Black Panther, and that also likes the criminally underrated Phantom 2040, Zorro: Generation Z, the Flash Gordon animated series, Mandrake the Magician, and Defenders of the Earth, I, gasp, LIKE new television series that remind me of such things, and I am also glad that Cartoon Network is trying to have a new franchise that is both reminiscent of those other animated series, while still being its own thing. Honestly, if it is done right, then it could be a good thing.

Honestly, I would just streamline the entirety of the whole Sonic lore and make the OVA, Sonic X, Sonic Boom, the two 1990s Sonic animated series, the Fleetway, Archie, and IDW comics/Western manga, the Japanese manga, the live-action movies, AND the video game franchise ALL a part of the same timeline and give Sonic the game world that he so desperately needs for his franchise, then...take care of any... problems that may arise from doing that to the Sonic franchise.