My favorite super power is probably the Mistborn series by Brandon Sanderson if you have ever read those. Pretty complex and interesting world. The problem a lot of the time is that complex powers don't translate to the big screen that well as books can explain what's going on behind the visuals.

by Anonymous 1 year ago

Shame Brando feels the need to over-explain everything. If only he took a few of those words spent explaining how his powers work for the 5th time and used them to give his characters any depth at all.

by Anonymous 1 year ago

Yeah he's a master at actual world building. His other areas could use a bit of work. I appreciate his consistent releases though.

by Anonymous 1 year ago

I didn't read anything after Mistborn. The rabid evangelism by his fans left me disappointed once I actually read it. Contained a few interesting ideas, story beats, was otherwise pretty average. He is most certainly not a generational talent. You're right though, impressive output. Seems like a nice guy, willing to make fun of himself, take criticism. The ties to the Mormon church is worthy of continued criticism.

by Anonymous 1 year ago

Batman use Sound based attacks to hurt Superman when he fight him. Venom doens't trigger Spiderman spider sense, he also lost his spider sense at one point forcing him develop his own spider based martial art.

by Anonymous 1 year ago

Oh that is cool

by Anonymous 1 year ago

> Can villains be able to trigger a false alarm or silence this sense to create a more interesting story. Yes. It has happened a few times in the comics.

by Anonymous 1 year ago

I take it you don't actually read the comics since most major heroes have stories where the hero's powers are turned against them

by Anonymous 1 year ago

Considering most of my knowledge is from movies, I might find the comics more interesting. If only I was born earlier

by Anonymous 1 year ago