Questioning the world, starting from Marvel and going crazy

It has been clearly seen in the future video that Tes Adam is a ruthless character who kills without blinking an eye.

He may have done some heroic deeds, but whether he is a superhero who upholds justice can only be a question mark.

Looking at the Justice Society, we can feel that this is a superhero organization similar to the Justice League or the Avengers. They are obviously good people in the traditional sense.

The opposite of a good guy is naturally a bad guy. From this point of view, Tes Adam seems to be not far from a bad guy?

Peter Quill shook his head and said: "Wow, it looks like someone is going to kill someone. Maybe the correct answer to this question is D?"

The little boy Billy looked at Adam with disappointment: "The superheroes of the Justice Society are also good people, why do you want to hurt them?"

If Titus Adam could still be excused to a certain extent in dealing with the mercenaries of the international gang, it was just that his methods were too radical.

In essence, it is still a reckoning between justice and evil. Those mercenaries deserve to die!

But if the sacrifices of the members of the Justice Society were also caused by Tes Adam, then there is really no excuse.

Tes Adam glanced at them and said indifferently: "If they don't trouble me, I won't trouble them."

His attitude is very simple, if you want to die, then I will certainly help you.

Gwen Stacy reminded her sensibly at this time: "Well, I don't think we should be entangled in who killed the members of the Justice Society. After all, the murderer was not mentioned in the title.

Maybe the situation will be very complicated, so what we should consider is, what should we choose?"

Barry the Flash said in embarrassment: "There are too few clues. I really don't know which one to choose... However, I think option B can be eliminated."

"Why?" Gwen looked at him curiously.

Barry shrugged his shoulders and said: "Because he can fly, he is called Hawkman. I think he should be like Falcon Sam in The Avengers, with a pair of wings that can fly freely in the sky, right?"

Since he can fly, he is more likely to survive, which is no problem.

Gwen nodded: "According to your thinking, option D can also be eliminated, so the correct answer should be between A and C. Look, isn't this a lot simpler?"

Hearing this, the Flash quickly waved his hand: "No, I just said it casually, and I can't guarantee it's right or wrong." He didn't want to take the blame.

Gwen smiled and said: "It doesn't matter, we will all think independently."

Peter Quill also shrugged: "Relax, buddy, if someone blames you for your proposal, then we can all see that he is the one with the problem. In addition, I very much agree with your idea. This

I will choose A for the question.”

Barry El also showed a relaxed smile when he heard this: "Then I'll be relieved."

While they were talking, a countdown to answer the question also popped up in the light screen. According to the old rules, the players were still in no hurry to press the button and try their luck at the last second.

In the end, the right to answer fell into the hands of Peter Quill, who chose A without hesitation.

Barry El, Tes Adam and Bruce Wayne followed suit and made the same choice.

Gwen Stacy chose A, and the little boy Billy Batson also chose A like her. Soon, the correct answer was announced: "Congratulations to player Peter Quill for answering correctly and gaining 4 points. Player

Barry Al, player Bruce Wayne, and player Tess Adam all answered the questions correctly and received 1 point each;

Player Gwen Stacy and player Billy Batson both answered the question incorrectly and 1 point was deducted each."

Peter Quill answered and scored, so he was naturally very happy. He smiled happily at The Flash and said, "Look, man, we can win a big victory thanks to you!"

Barry El was quite surprised and asked Gwen: "I thought you would choose A too."

Gwen Stacy smiled helplessly: "Didn't I just say, think independently!"

Barry was stunned. Good guy, if you think independently, you have to find a new way and not follow the crowd, right? After the answer, the subsequent future video also began to play on the light screen.

In the footage, Tes Adam probably couldn't stand the constant bullying of the little boy Amon, so he simply broke a door in the wall and flew towards the statue standing outside.

There is a saying that the mottled statues outside are somewhat similar to him, and they are all very strong, which probably reflects the Kandar people's yearning and desire for heroes.

They longed for a strong hero to come and save them from the fire and water.

However, when Tes Adam flew next to the statue, his face showed an unusually complicated look, and the people below also looked at this free-flying superhuman in shock.

Of course, Tes Adam had no interest in them and didn't care what they thought.

The little boy Amon continued to chase after him without mercy, but he could only watch as Tes Adam flew higher and higher until he was already face to face with the statue.

Looking at the mottled statue in front of him, Tes Adam apologized with a guilty look on his face.

At the same time, the members of the Justice Society have also gathered and are heading towards Kandar in high-tech spaceships, and the distance is getting closer.

On the way, they naturally had to discuss the follow-up action plan.

Among them, the elder Doctor Fate Kent Nelson is pessimistic about this operation. He can peek into part of the future. This ability seems to be somewhat similar to a quiz game. Of course, it can only be regarded as a low-end version of the low-end.

No matter what, the future that Dr. Fate saw was not good enough, or rather bad, that's for sure.

Star-Lord outside the light screen said with curiosity: "Can every doctor predict the future? Hey, guys, does this Doctor Destiny seem familiar to you and reminds you of another doctor?"

Before Doctor Fate, the most famous 'Doctor' who could predict the future was Doctor Strange.

Doctor Strange versus Thanos, I have seen the ending in 14 million times, it is definitely a famous scene.

Now it seems that the personalities of these two doctors are quite similar.

In the Back to the Future video, Hawkman is not very satisfied with Dr. Destiny's behavior of pouring cold water on him. He backed down before the action even started. Do you still need morale?

Eagle Man's idea is simple. As long as he treats Tes Adam as a bad guy, wouldn't the matter be solved?

They had used this same routine when doing tasks before. Dr. Destiny thought that this time the operation was not that simple. He came up with an alternative solution, which was to let Tes Adam personally tell whoever produced 'Shazam' would be the winner.

Lose all power.

This is tantamount to Tes Adam choosing to surrender before starting a fight with them. Hawkeye and others feel that the possibility is low, and the next war is inevitable!