@SpaceBeyonder - the new year, man.

@Buckster10 - u missed nothing. Josh has back due child support payments and irs audits, he is trying desperately to avoid jail time. Just click and don't question

@Buckster10 - There's one more pic, you gotta hover over the first and an arrow pops up for it.

I was right about to give up but started clicking all over it.

@DaHyro - Ha! I literally thought the same thing for a split second.

@Solarkalel85 -

Just so intense and you cannot take your eyes off of him, especially when he switches into full on angry mode.

@narrow290 - well yea and see I think for that narrative in the show to be truly believable for us in the audience, they should be very explicit, very graphic in how they portray her hooking...
lol

@LSHF - Its not like I pulled this outta my ass
that's what happen in the comics!

@narrow290 - "Its not like I pulled this outta my ass
that's what happen in the comics!"

I know! LOL! I read here that this happened in the comics and I understand from a certain perspective that many readers want these moments re-created on film.

Having said that, it would still bum out part of the audience. I don't think the majority of viewers want to see characters they like suffer that much. So, I guess I was somewhat sarcastic in my response, but my point stands, this will bum a lot of viewers out who like her strong character (I LOVED it when she killed Wesley).

Same for killing a bunch of heroes in the Avengers 3 & 4 (like many want) because it happened in the comics. Many want to see this happen, but I suspect it won't happen to the degree as in the comics because (1) Kevin has stated it won't and that there are specific reasons for killing heroes in the comics that don't pertain to the films and (2) unnecessarily killing favorite characters can and will cause less sales in in home media purchases, and future potential ticket sales (if Tony dies, less tickets will be sold later).

In both examples, it is about money. Killing heroes in the comics helps make money. Killing them in the films helps them loose money.

Sorry to ramble. I would be surprised if the writers do to Karen what they did to her in the comics.

@narrow290 - Thank you for your response. I hope I didn't come across in any negative way. I liked arguments/arguing (not fighting) because I can learn from them and inform others, so sometimes when I respond to someone's statement/argument, I attach the statement/argument and it probably gets taken personally sometimes (and I need to learn how to word things better).

IF any of the heroes die, hopefully it will be a situation where the actor wants out (and not back in at a later date) and, of course, saves many in the process. Otherwise, can money will be lost (another light to see it in).

Did you enjoy the film version of Daredevil any? I prefer the Director's Cut, skip some of the scenes, and try to to look at the terrible CGI (when it appears), and it makes it worth my while. I liked Ben's performance, some of the ways Matt worked around his blindness, and many of the fight scenes were pretty cool.

But, of course, I'm loving the Netflix series!

@narrow290 - "Whats your thoughts on the lack of parkor in DD season 1 & 2? he got the grapple line at the end of S2 so I thought we'd see some in Defenders but sadly that's not the case"

I don't know much about "parkour" and have rarely seen any of it, although the first several minutes of "Casino Royal" was worth the price of admission, alone.

Having not seen much of it, I enjoyed every moment I "did" see some in the Netflix series and was happy for what I got. I didn't really think about it much aside from that.

We didn't see Jessica Jones do any of her "high" jumping in "The Defenders", either. I thought she was going to when her and Matt were trying to get to Danny really fast after Matt sensed/knew something was up.

I guess we can blame the writers (or whomever made those decisions) to NOT have Jessica and Matt do their jumping/parkouring. It was have been nice to see. But I try to appreciate what I can get. I loved "The Defenders".