I Have a Good Impression on Marvel

It has been nearly three months since Leon left Earth from the moment he left the party.

During these three months, there have been no major events such as "alien invasion" and "super villain disturbance" on the earth, which can be described as peaceful.

Even the Avengers, which has been established for nearly half a year, spends more time staying at the headquarters and having parties instead of saving the world everywhere.

After all, aside from a major crisis that endangers the city or the world, the Avengers are never going to step in...

However, this does not mean that with the superhero team of Avengers, the whole world becomes safer.

on the contrary!

Since Tony Stark announced he was Iron Man, the number of publicly-identified superhumans around the world has grown exponentially.

At the same time, events that have the potential to destroy the world are also increasing in the same proportion.

Among the superpowers, there are not only good people who call themselves superheroes, but also bad people who have various ambitions, want to rule the world, and even destroy the earth.

Perhaps, in some corners of the world, evil plans to destroy the world are brewing, but the Avengers are unaware...

. . . . . .

The closer to Christmas, the more it means that the troubled 2009 is about to be swept into the dust of history.

Manhattan, which is still recovering, and various reports on the news and the Internet remind people of New York and the whole world of one thing, that is:

This world is not the one they are familiar with...

Especially located next to New York Central Station, the tall and majestic Avengers Building is like a striking sign, announcing to the world that only superheroes in fantasy works such as movies, novels, comics, etc. between me!

And, it's not that different from ordinary people...

"Damn it! Just a little bit!"

A slightly annoyed voice suddenly sounded in the hall at the top of the Avengers Building!

In the huge living room, sitting around the coffee table are five Avengers except Leon and Thor.

Stark, Steve, Clint, Natasha and Banner.

Judging from the casual clothes on several people and the poker scattered on the table, it was obvious that this was not an Avengers combat meeting, but more like a small gathering of friends.

The words just now were spit out from the mouth of "Hawkeye" Clint.

Sitting directly opposite him is Stark with Erlang's legs crossed...

The two were playing a poker game called "nervous breakdown."

The gameplay is very simple, unfold a deck of cards face down, turn over two cards at a time, (the same number is a pair), if it is not a pair, cover it up, if it is a pair, pick it out and put it in the aside. When all cards are matched, the game is over.

This game, of course, is to see who has matched cards, and if there are more cards, it is a victory.

Generally speaking, with 52 cards, there are 26 pairs. As long as whoever gets more than half of the 14 pairs first is the ultimate winner.

And just now, Stark just drew a key pair of "A", one step ahead of Clint, and got the 14th pair of victory!

This is why, Clint's face is not reconciled...

With the pair of "A" in between, Stark looked complacent, "Hehe, it seems that my memory is still a bit better than yours..."

While speaking, he also nodded his head with his finger, as if mocking Hawkeye.

"Hey, let's do another round!"

Clint, who refused to admit defeat, pouted, and immediately proposed.

Hearing this, Stark couldn't help spreading his hands and shrugging his shoulders indifferently, "Come here, whoever is afraid..."

Taking advantage of the gap between Clint's shuffling, Stark's gaze couldn't help but turn to Captain America sitting on the side of the sofa.

Compared with Banner and Natasha, who were chatting on the side, Steve, who was alone, was more eye-catching.

Steve, who was wearing a tight T-shirt on his upper body, was holding a tablet and staring at the screen.

This undoubtedly aroused the strong interest of Stark.

I saw Stark's eyes rolled, as if thinking of something, his hands slammed, he jumped up from the sofa, and suddenly came to Steve's side:

"Hey! Captain, what are you looking at?"

Facing Stark's doubts, Steve just replied lightly: "News."

While speaking, he raised the voice of the tablet a little so that Stark beside him could also hear it.

"...According to the data released by the New York Police Department not long ago, the crime rate in New York dropped by 7% compared with last year. If nothing else, 2009 will be the highest rate of murder and robbery in New York in fifty years. Lowest year! Experts point out that this is largely due to the existence of the Avengers..."

"On the other hand, what is worrying is that there are more and more vigilantes on the streets, wearing various masks, spontaneously maintaining law and order. Next, let's go to the conference site and listen to the New York Police Department. Commissioner George Stacy's view..."

On the tablet, as the camera turned, the picture came to the scene of a press conference.

Lyon's old acquaintance, New York Police Chief George Stacy, dressed in a neat police uniform, standing behind the podium, is telling the public and reporters about the interference of vigilantes on police work in the past few months.

"...The reason why the police wear police badges is to defend law and order. And these people wearing masks are not vigilantes, but people who are idle and trying to disrupt the order. I hope these so-called vigilantes, You can leave those jobs that belong to the police to us..."

"Not everyone is an Avenger..."

After watching the entire press conference and putting the tablet on the coffee table, Steve couldn't help but look around, frowned, and asked in a deep voice:

"Are we setting a bad example?"

Everyone who had been attracted by the news reports on the tablet looked at Steve, not knowing how to answer.

At this time, Stark, who was sitting on the side, reached out and patted Steve on the shoulder, his tone was full of relief, "Hey! Man, take it easy! I think this is a good thing..."

"Look, crime in New York has dropped so much since we started, that's the truth!"

"This shows that the world needs us."

Stark's words, although direct and rude, are very reasonable.

The only woman present, Natasha also echoed:

"Steve, we're not gods, we can't control what other people think and do. We can only do our part as much as possible, that's all..."

The persuasion of the companions had some effect on Steve.

Steve, who stretched his brows a little, couldn't help pursing his lips. Just as he was about to speak, suddenly, a loud "Boom!" came from the sky, interrupting him!