The fourth Marvel NOW! 2.0 "Divided" teaser shows Black Panther (whose fourth issue of his overhyped as fuck solo is now delayed to July 27) and the Prowler.
I think the modus operandi of those Deodato teasers is to show lesser-known characters below well-known ones.
Hunter Rodriguez
Mosaic Slapstick Not War Machine Prowler
Most of them have been Black too
Brandon Foster
>Prowler ongoing
Cardiac or Songbird next, please
Julian Wood
>Cardiac I didn't know anyone else remembered him!
Nathan Carter
>DC's Rebirth seeks to bring the DC universe back together into a form greater than the sum of its parts >Marvel's New Marvel NOW! seeks to divide the Marvel Universe more than ever before in its life
It's like pottery. It rimes.
Colton Turner
So the theme is MarvelNOW!: Separate but Equal?
Ian Allen
>Marvel NOWer will just be a bunch of diversity books >it will somehow outsell DC due to heavy marketing and controversy
fuck this gay earth
Landon Brown
PI am excited for the slapstick solo
Jack Morris
Slapstick book will be that Deadpool spin-off
Jose Watson
Are we even sure the people in these teasers are getting on-goings? And framing this as a heroes divided thing immediately after another Civil War event seems like a bait and switch, honestly.
Isaiah Richardson
Mosaic is.
Chase Gray
The Marvel Race War has began
Jaxson Sanchez
Cardiac appeared recently in Spider-Man
Thomas Baker
Why does Slapstick look so realistic these days?
Isn't he supposed to look deliberately out of place, drawn in a different style from everyone around him?
He just looks like some regular guy in a costume, makeup, and wig -- not a living cartoon.
Hudson Hughes
It's because his life has been shit since he left the spotlight.
Wyatt Turner
Dis team tho
Christopher Reyes
Who's Not War Machine?
Joseph Perez
And that's such a shame, because he was created to be a lighthearted character immune to the grim darkness of the 90s.
Samuel Sanchez
he is literally the Brendan Fraiser of MU
Anthony Roberts
Some black teenage girl who built an Iron Man armor in her dorm room at MIT
Bendis just introduced her and she's clearly supposed to be the new War Machine
Colton Gomez
Marvel actually stumbled with Captain Hydra and Civil War 2
The hype train may have finally derailed
Eli Campbell
Oh.
But that's stupid as fuck, though.
Jose Murphy
CWII, yeah. But Captain HYDRA was a slam dunk for them. It turned out better than even they had hoped it would.
Brandon Johnson
Meant for
Chase Perez
It's Bendis. Of course it's stupid.
Robert Davis
I'd wait for Cap #3 before making that call
Tyler Jenkins
It's proof of Brevoort's conclusion that making people angry pushes comics. Apparently order sales for issue #2 went through the roof.
Gabriel Kelly
In what book was she introduced?
Leo Rivera
We've had proof that that's the case for years. If anything, the thing that has made CWII such a flop is that it only has people getting apathetic, which is what Brevoort said is the worst.
No one is getting angry, or happy, or hype or anything for CWII. They're just going "oh ok." Even the people that always go all in on Marvel's big summer events can tell how lazy this one is.
Owen Phillips
Invincible Iron Man
Xavier Rogers
I will laugh so hard if Warren Ellis does Prowler
Brandon Cox
Never heard about the apathy part, but yeah, I probably should have said Captain Hydra is only the LATEST bit of proof.
It's amazing how much Nothing is actually happening in Civil War 2. Coupled with Captain Hydra, I foresee a future of individual self-contained events in Marvel's books based upon revelations regarding characters that alter their entire history, backwards and forwards.
Watch Peter Parker be all like "I was never bitten by a radioactive spider. That was just a lie. Turns out I'm an Inhuman."
Christopher Barnes
Nono, the spider was spliced with inhuman genes, which got transferred to Peter.
Did you really think that radiation alone could give superpowers?
Christian Ortiz
Aww T'challa is a sad kitty.
Sebastian Thomas
>Never heard about the apathy part The whole "anger sells comics" thing from brevoort started when someone asked him >What is Marvel more scared of, apathetic fans or angry fans And he said that apathetic fans are death for sales, whereas angry fans increase sales. Which resulted in a bunch of people going "that's bullshit, why would anger help sales?" and then he went on his big shpeels about how anger means controversy and controversy always results in an increase of sales for them everytime.
With the CWII reveal, the LAST thing they wanted was for people to go "meh, ok, I guess Cap is Hydra now." The reaction they wanted was "OH FUCK CAP IS HYDRA WHAT IS THIS BULLSHIT REEEEEEE?!"
Anthony Hernandez
How so?
Owen Rogers
>But that's stupid as fuck, though. Be glad that it's not his niece because giving Rhodey a super smart niece out of nowhere seem like they were trying to make him Marvel's Steel.