I Am Odin's Brother

Q&A~

1: Is this book pure Marvel, or does it also include mutants and DC?

A: For sure, the movie mutants has already shown a collapse situation, there is no need to write it, pure Marvel is fine, and it has nothing to do with Warner's DC, and it is impossible for Iron Man to create a story of Batman in the future.

2: In the "original book", Odin killed his elder brother before ascending the throne. The protagonist is Odin's younger brother. This person is a bit unstable!

A: Before answering this question, I would like to tell you about the origin of this book, Marvel is a huge system, mutants, Avengers, individual hero comics, collective comics, unit universe, multiverse, Marvel events , which is a huge system.

So, I created this book by focusing on movies, supplemented by Marvel, and combining with Nordic mythology.

In the movie, Odin is the image of an elder. Of course, when he was young, Odin didn't have to think about it, he was also a decisive overlord.

Plus, Odin doesn't like his younger brother,

but the protagonist breaks with Odin and kills Odin, which is somewhat impossible and un-reasonable. right so, the aftermath of this is,

After killing Odin, does Thor still exist? If there is Thor, he must have his father to take revenge. If he does not avenge his own father, this Thor will collapse.

Thor is the three giants of the Avengers, & a very important figure!

Therefore, Although the two did not like to see each other in the early stage of their relationship, but later...the story line has some.

3: Odin still has relatives, so what is the matter with adding a younger brother.

A: This question, I feel, is similar to the previous question.

In my first chapter, there is a passage where the protagonist's father and mother have a dialogue.

"A lot of people in the royal family have died..."

That's right, this is the sentence. Many people have died in the royal family. I wrote this sentence very vaguely. Odin and the protagonist may not be the only sons, but some people have already died in the war.

As for whether he died in the hands of Odin, it is conceivable. Whatever you may believe.

3: The author doesn't understand anything, and starts talking nonsense after watching two movies? The author must not have read a few comics!

A: These are the most uncomfortable words I have heard so far.

You can question my writing, but you can't say that I don't understand Marvel, I'm a big fan of Marvel!

Let me tell you a rambling. In Marvel's comics, most of the comics are unfinished.

Marvel's editors will spend different types of comics for the studio's painters, with all kinds of gimmicks.

" Thanos raised the Hulk as a dog", "So-and-so hero slaughtered the entire Marvel universe".

Take this as a buying point to reap a wave of quick money, and when the popularity passes, these comics are gone, which is why most of the Marvel comics in the market are unfinished.

They have already earned the money, who cares about comics!

For this, they also explained that this is what happened in the multiverse, and it has nothing to do with the main universe. A comic has a hero and a character. If the author should read more comics, a real Marvel fan would never say such a thing.

Now the times have changed, Douyin, everything is popular, and most people get their Marvel knowledge from these channels.

How could I have such a thing at that time, Dragon Ball, Conan, Avengers, we all read paper comics.

Therefore, the post-90s generation who are older use this channel. Few Marvel comics have endings, especially those serialized heroes of the multiverse.

4: What is written, I can't understand it...

A: Hey, if I directly wrote the timeline of Iron Man, it would definitely be better than this.

But I think the story of Odin's unification of the Nine Realms is an epic story. I wanted to expand some Nine Realms stories based on Norse mythology, but the results were too poor, so I could only stop the car, and only described the first battle and the reunification. Final battle.

If new readers don't like to read it, just skip to "The Beginning of the Land" in the second volume. You may take the initiative to read the previous story at that time.

Because the unification battle is a major event.

5: The ability of the six gems is a law, not magic, the author is just making it up.

A: The law, listen to this saying, the law of space gems is to tear space, which is too "oriental", if written like this, this book will soon be "undefeated in the east".

The magic ability of the space gem is to tear space.

This is the past, like a science fiction saying

6: Divine power, The question of the realm of strength.

A: This question really wronged me. Originally, I wanted to divide the realm, the stars, the planets, the level of the heavenly father, the single universe and so on.

After I divided it, it must be easy to write, but the characters can't do it like this. Iron Man's armor strength, Captain America's "five to five" ability, and the power of Scarlet Witch when she is angry, can't be explained by realm alone.

There is also Spider-Man. Spider-Man is known as "the good helper of the neighbors". Most of the enemies he encounters are some technological monsters, such as Doctor Octopus and Sandman. In the entire Marvel universe, these are not on the table. They are just low levels.

If the strength is divided, the realm of Spider-Man will definitely be the group that is not very strong. This is undoubtedly a conflict with the saying "the great the ability, the great the responsibility".

You must know that this sentence is the core of many Spider-Man movies (except for the Dutch brother)

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