Whuh?

This is what happens when you introduce fantastic elements to a setting but refuse to change the setting in response to those elements.

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>>89249232

>>89249134
Why would the Guardians be elitist about the kind of spaceships they have on Earth?

Bendis?

>>89249287
I honestly assume every writer Marvel brings in who has never written a comic (which is a lot of their new hires), the only example they are given of how to do the job is Bendis. Which is why no one knows how to tell a fucking story anymore, because Bendis has core flaws in his writing that fail to convey much more than banter.

>>89249287
>Chekhov's Concealed Carry

>>89249568
I guess it kind of makes sense? Earth is out of the way compared to their usual stomping grounds, and our ships take months to get to Mars.

>but what about the bullshit science fiction ships that the X-Men and Inhumans and Avengers have?
If it was an airtight explanation, it would be in the comics rather than something on his formspring.

For Jen, I prefer the A-Force retcon where the missile knocked her into a dust cloud and Thanos bodied her while she was stunned.

>>89250496
not when several ships pass by every week by sliding timeline rules..

>>89250496
They can probably dig up an old Kree, Skrull, Shiar, or something from a hangar, repair it, and get the hell out. Even then, they could just lend them some of the good deep space ships we know they have, let them get a new one, then return the borrowed ship. It's not that hard.

>>89249134

At least the fight was retconned to make slightly more sense.