It gets even worse >Inhumans have been using their telepath Swain and false flags to play the victim card/bamboozle their way into world politics >They "promised" not to contaminate Ulysses with bad info yet they still let him see news outlets that confirm their Inhuman agenda so he just happens to have visions that benefit their partnership with Carol >Even Medusa admits she doesn't care about justice or the non-Inhuman people, this is just a power play for her and the Inhuman Regime >Medusa never respected Carol, she saw Carol as a power hungry ego obsessed bimbo version of Tony but she could be controlled because of her addiction to YAAS QUEEEN admiration. >Carol actually suspects this for a moment but says "nah don't care, people YAAS QUEEN me and that's all that matters. Fuck responsibility and integrity, I got a cult of personality!"
Even Ike saw this was losing money and had Bendis get rid of Ulysses via Godretcon because of how much people hated it.
Austin Ross
>If you have significant evidence that someone is conspiring to commit a violent crime, it is well-within the right of the police to arrest that person, or at least to search them. >this "significant" evidence that capt butch had was literally a dream by some dude
Blake Ramirez
Thing is, even though that sucks, it's also a pretty suitable direction to take Carol before a redemption: even though she's no longer addicted to alcohol, her becoming addicted to the power and a cult following with Tony as her foil (since he's absolutely gone down a similar path) would have made a way more interesting arc than their fistfight over Cap and Spidey.
The problem is that you can't really go with that direction due to bleed over in presentation from the MCU on Tony. It also doesn't really jive with Carol's personality. She became an alcoholic because she's a self-pitying and self-recriminating mess when she things go beyond her control. Her being an aggressive, Type A, ballbuster with an inferiority complex is just her personality. The few writers that will have her uncomfortable or troubled by her fame and following fits pretty well with her old personality.
Nathan Myers
>Putting potential suspects under custody is also something that is done. >There's nothing unreasonable about it. I too agree a certain 13% of the population should be preemptively incarcerated.
