>>116147606>what's the problem with thatI find it an utterly unsatisfying transition bridge, because it's a "get out of jail free" card. Her shitty stuff aren't on her, they're on someone else. Boo-hoo, poor domestic abuse victim, she was manipulated, it's not her fault.
It sucks.
Tons of villains transition to heroes but they realize they have fucked up, are shitty people, and try to make up for the shit they cause. They don't go
>wooo-hoo, I'm free from the shackles of domestic abuse, let me go wiiiild and have funThey stick their fucking heads in the gutter and clean their shit.
>>116147646Again, you confuse utility with absolution. Namor is accepted because he's useful, not because it wasn't his fault those poor wakandans drowned.
