There’s probably some interesting work on all the cliches that writers give villains to make it so we don’t have to think too hard about their motivations. Killmonger was right, y’all
The What If? episodes featuring Killmonger just had him being right, right, and more right, all the time. Absolutely correct about the state of the world. And then
spoiler
he gets trapped in a pocket dimension with belly tv guy who's name i can't remember, because using power to help people is bad if bad people have to die, or something.
edit: non-spoiler fact, eric killmonger kills no real people in the entire run of the show
There’s probably some interesting work on all the cliches that writers give villains to make it so we don’t have to think too hard about their motivations. Killmonger was right, y’all
The What If? episodes featuring Killmonger just had him being right, right, and more right, all the time. Absolutely correct about the state of the world. And then
spoiler
he gets trapped in a pocket dimension with belly tv guy who's name i can't remember, because using power to help people is bad if bad people have to die, or something.
edit: non-spoiler fact, eric killmonger kills no real people in the entire run of the show
Implying Tony Stark isn't a real person because he's a rich arms dealer? Cause I can get behind that I'm just checking.
Correct. :gui: