Thunderbolts Desperate Measures

Apparently I have stumbled on a real comic among the other crap.  I also hapepned to jump in the middle of a whole bunch of stuff I didn’t understand.  But one thing that is a universal language is the creative descripions that Bullseye has of killing people. These arnt just the “im going to kick in your skull and bash your face,etc..”, but bold, calculated to the last degree, moves. I admire this, and I’m sure everyone else already knows all about it, but I’m new here, give me a break, this is cool to me.  What i didn’t quite understand were the actions taken by the Thunderbolts to stop a seemingly harmless citizen.

Americop was simply doing what he felt was right. He took a more violent,  Batman-like approach to fighting crime. Crime dosen’t care that you are a good person inside, the drug dealers and murderers only understand pain. Probably this isn’t the most ideal solution, but killing him (or actually frying 80% of his nerve endings) wasn’t the correct solution. He should have done what he was doing because they have much bigger fish to fry. This wasn’t some crazy guy looking to take over the world. No Lex Luthor stealing 40 cakes even. Crazy.

Dalton has been trying to get me to read Civil war, and one of these days I’ll order the next set of big boy comics to sink my eyes into. It’s Friday though and my mind has been already wandering. Next week I shall post an idea of things to come, without giving too much away. Random comics have been fun for a while, but the madness must stop at some point.

Have a good weekend all.