Marvel Comics released their massive crossover event with 12 releases "Secret Wars" in 1984, and even at the time, felt commercially paid. It certainly did not help what was released about the new line of methel toys. The "Secret Wars" premium was children's simple: a powerful interdimensional entity called Byonder creates a new planet calling Battleworld. He fills it with weapons and guns, and then a magical teleport of a huge handful of Marvel superheroes and supervisors in the middle of it. He orders everyone to fight. The winner will get a single wish. Then the heroes and the villains fight. And that's it. The "Secret Wars" was the thinnest pronunciation to write scenes of heroes and villains fighting. There should be no story or motivations. It is just a foolish superhero action, barely over the action of action figures together. Jimim Suker wrote the series.

The "Secret Wars" was a huge success for Marvel Comics, and his legacy lasted to this day. Indeed, a feature film called "Avengers: Secret Wars" is currently scheduled for the release of December 17, 2027. The series of comics also sparked ministries of sequels, written by a scorer and drawn by al -Milgorom, called "Secret Wars II" in 1985. He came to Earth, still interested in his superheroes and chose to move there with his own superpowers. He studied human subjects, while at the same time learning how to do things how to eat, sleep and use a toilet.

Yes, that last part was actually in "Secret Wars II". Byonder, a space deity over time, did not know how the toilet worked and had to be learned. There is a notorious scene in which Spiderman, completely ashamed of the idea, must teach him further how to get rid of.

Seems to be unlikely That "Avengers: Secret Wars" will recreate this scene.

The comic book website wins recently posted The entire two-page bathroom debacle Spider-Man/Beyonder bathroom On their web site, and definitely worth pausing to break. Byonder is hungry for knowledge and experience and comes to Spiderman to seek the meaning of life. Spiderman points out that he is quite smart, but he is not a guru or philosopher and is poorly equipped to answer questions about the meaning of life. However, when Byonder complains of iousubopitic pressure in the lower abdomen, however, Spiderman knows exactly what happens: he must shoot. Spider-Man shows it in the bathroom. Fortunately, Byonder is smart enough to take off his suit and use the toilet properly, without the spider standing over it. Byonder comes out of Spiderman's spiderman, proudly declaring that "experience is wasted".

The reason we are unlikely to see Byonder's toilet in "Avengers: Secret Wars" - above the obvious - is that the film seems to have suffered the events of the first two series "Secret Wars" and skipping directly forward to the restart of the 2006 "Secret Wars", called "Outside!" "Outside!" It lasted six editions and also had the same premise. Byonder Teleported a random number of heroes and villains in Battleworld, and this time offered three wishes to the winner. For "Out of!", However, Byonder's identity is presented as a mystery, and his motivations are inexpressible and cosmic.

We know from different reports that The characters of Doctor Doom (Robert Downey Runior) and Fantastic Four It will also play a big role in the movie "Secret Wars", so it is likely that much of the story will be changed by comics. And, if that is the case, it seems less likely to see Byonder in human form, asking us to use the spider-man's bathroom.

If Marvel Studios ends up on the play on the infamous tiny scene, however, they will earn my respect. Imagine modernity.