I'm not the one who uses z instead of s. try again.

lol running out of words i see, repeating what im said...i put the zzz so it can bother you, it worked.

whatever helps you sleep at night.

They made the characters in Spider-Man Homecoming feel like real people, at a real high school. What more could you ask for?

They could easily change Liz's last name or maybe her mom will marry someone with the last name of Allen. Also, the only thing Flash needs to do is become Spider-Man's biggest fan while picking on Peter.

Why? The 70s and 80s had better story telling, better characters, and designs that weren't overly convoluted.

I think Kevin Feige has already said that Michelle isn't supposed to be Mary Jane. They just included the initials "MJ" so that they would make an impression on Peter or something along those lines. Kind of like how a name will keep repeating in a family or in certain age groups.

Ok, lets try a different approach. A Black Panther wave implies that at least some of the characters in the wave will be related to Black Panther. He's not the most popular hero in the MU so this wave gives certain characters associated with him a chance to shine. If Hasbro had only shown us Klaw, everything would have been fine. He's a white guy but he's also a Black Panther villain which gives him a reason to be in the wave. Whereas Black Bolt and Namor have never been associated with BP outside of existing in the same universe and it make us question who else will be included in the wave that doesn't belong.

As for changing the race of certain characters in Spiderman: Homecoming, it was done to make the school more reflective of the world today. Seriously, go to a restaurant or a Walmart and look around. You're not going to see wall to wall white people anymore. People can scream about how changing the race is part of some SJW conspiracy but it ignores the simple fact that this is the world we live in today. The same applies to casting Marisa Tomei as Aunt May. 99.99999999999% of teenagers on this planet don't have an aunt that looks like their grandma. Heck, I'm 30 and a few of my aunts are close to retirement age. All of my aunts, and I do mean ALL OF THEM, are closer in appearance to Marisa Tomei and Sally Field than Rosemary Harris. Having an aunt that's the same age as your mom instead of the same age as your grandma is reflective of the world today.

Reality. Unavoidable. Coming to an 'everywhere' near you by the year 2040. Maybe sooner...nothing to fear, just different than what you're used to...

I agree with every word!

I need to see it again, I had a really shitty seat when I saw it.