IDK on principle, I really don't like 'the oppressed in-group shunning other oppressed peoples because they don't belong' narrative generally, and seeing that again here was not my fave. Especially when it's written by white cis male writers who have no experience with the matter lol.
Yeah, I don't get Doom's motive then if he genuinely thought Reed and Sue were dead? Ben even asks him in the annual and he's evasive. If this was an obvious turn for villainy, I'd guess it was some vague nefarious purpose, but now it's... what, him guarding/watching them? I don't love that he was in the dark, but working with what we have, lol that's oddly sweet, considering Reed apparently left Ben and Johnny behind to do the same for Doom. 'Aren't you a better man with family', awww lmao. Sentimental old coots.
(Too much to ask for some positive reconciliation/reunion in FF #1? Heart wants what it wants!!)
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Date: 2018-06-19 11:54 pm (UTC)Yeah, I don't get Doom's motive then if he genuinely thought Reed and Sue were dead? Ben even asks him in the annual and he's evasive. If this was an obvious turn for villainy, I'd guess it was some vague nefarious purpose, but now it's... what, him guarding/watching them? I don't love that he was in the dark, but working with what we have, lol that's oddly sweet, considering Reed apparently left Ben and Johnny behind to do the same for Doom. 'Aren't you a better man with family', awww lmao. Sentimental old coots.
(Too much to ask for some positive reconciliation/reunion in FF #1? Heart wants what it wants!!)