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Well, one thing to consider is the source material. Since Hishe is known for its parodies, understanding the original works being parodied can enhance the enjoyment. Also, be aware of the writing style. Some Hishe fanfiction might have a very comical and over - the - top style, while others could be more serious in tone within the comical framework. Another aspect is the fan - created characters or interpretations. They can add new dimensions to the Hishe universe.

Since I'm not sure exactly what 'hishe pulp fiction' is, it's difficult to say where to find it. If it's a self - published or independent work, it might be on niche websites or personal blogs dedicated to unique forms of fiction or parodies.

You can start by searching on popular fanfiction platforms. Look for ones that have a high rating or a lot of positive reviews. Social media groups dedicated to Hishe can also be a great source. Members often share and recommend good fanfiction there.

You can try fanfiction websites like Archive of Our Own (AO3). It has a vast collection of fanfictions, and you're likely to find a good number of 'Avengers Watch HISHE Fanfiction' there. Just use the search function and type in the relevant keywords.

One popular 'Avengers Watch HISHE Fanfiction' story is 'The Avengers React to HISHE: Civil War'. It's really interesting as it shows the Avengers' reactions to the hilarious and often satirical take on their story in the HISHE (How It Should Have Ended) versions. Another could be 'Avengers Watch HISHE: Infinity War', which plays with the concept of the characters seeing the different and comical ways the events could have been resolved in Infinity War.

Logan died in a very intense battle. His powers were weakened and he couldn't overcome the odds.

Yes, Logan is based on the comic book character Wolverine from the X-Men comics.

Yes, Logan is based on the comics. But it takes some creative liberties to give a fresh take on the story.

In certain comic arcs, Logan does meet his demise. But comic universes are complex and sometimes characters can return or alternate versions exist.