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p.s I have submitted scripts…………………not like it matters much HAha

Also want to see the Age of Apocalypse turned into live action moives!

Also want to see the Age of Apocalypse turned into live action moives!

In Ironman, when they destroy the reactor, a huge dispersion of kinetic energy and electricity by way of lightning is released into the sky/atmosphere. Since we know that the stories (Ironman & Hulk) overlap due to the RDJ cameo with General Ross, or it can be implied that they are somewhere around the same time since General Ross replies to Stark that he should be one to talk about having a slight problem (i.e. revealing his identity as Ironman.)

In Hulk, when they are at the cave during the rainstorm, the lightning is pretty ferocious and Hulk reacts to it with irritation. You could make the stretch or case that this storm on the east coast was caused by a shift in the atmospheric pressure and weather patterns due to Stark’s reactor going off.

Further, if you play Donald Blake as a literature loving, amatuer thespian who becomes a disabled medical student (i.e. Blake uses literature and acting as a hobby/outlet to offset the stress of being a doctor), then you can have him struck by lightning. Since many people assume that you get pretty messed up when you get struck by lightning, when Blake starts articulating everything in Elizabethan speak and talking about how he has seen all of this mythology in person, people write him off on account of the “accident.” In this way, you can cut to the “extra-worldly” scenes which to the casual fans, will be interpreted as a dream sequence, while the hardcore fans will know that Blake is actually telling the truth based on their knowledge of the comics. Thus, the common folk in the movie and the casual fans will believe one thing, and Blake and the hardcore comic fan will believe his story.

So, you can tie the lightning strike as an effect of Stark’s reactor also. How you bring the hammer into, I am not sure, perhaps Blake is participating in a Mythological Greek Play in the park (a la Shakespeare in the park in NYC.) A storm could unexpectedly blow in (as a result of the weather shift Stark’s reactor causes.) Thus, the last thing that he is doing before getting struck by lightning is a Greek Play so when he wakes from his coma, he is like those people who wake up only to speak with a foreign accent and no one around them believes them. You could explore the other-worldly mythological elements through dream sequences (after changing in to Thor or as a result of lingering concussive after effects of the lightning accident.)

Then you carry on the story as he discovers his latent abilities with the hammer. Of course, his case is reported in a science/medical journal that both Stark and Banner would be reading to keep abreast of developments in science/technology (maybe popular science.)

May not work, but it struck me that they could tie the stories together in a pseudo-reality, especially the challenge of the mythology present in the Thor story, with the lightning aspect through Stark’s scientific/technological angle.

In Ironman, when they destroy the reactor, a huge dispersion of kinetic energy and electricity by way of lightning is released into the sky/atmosphere. Since we know that the stories (Ironman & Hulk) overlap due to the RDJ cameo with General Ross, or it can be implied that they are somewhere around the same time since General Ross replies to Stark that he should be one to talk about having a slight problem (i.e. revealing his identity as Ironman.)

In Hulk, when they are at the cave during the rainstorm, the lightning is pretty ferocious and Hulk reacts to it with irritation. You could make the stretch or case that this storm on the east coast was caused by a shift in the atmospheric pressure and weather patterns due to Stark’s reactor going off.

Further, if you play Donald Blake as a literature loving, amatuer thespian who becomes a disabled medical student (i.e. Blake uses literature and acting as a hobby/outlet to offset the stress of being a doctor), then you can have him struck by lightning. Since many people assume that you get pretty messed up when you get struck by lightning, when Blake starts articulating everything in Elizabethan speak and talking about how he has seen all of this mythology in person, people write him off on account of the “accident.” In this way, you can cut to the “extra-worldly” scenes which to the casual fans, will be interpreted as a dream sequence, while the hardcore fans will know that Blake is actually telling the truth based on their knowledge of the comics. Thus, the common folk in the movie and the casual fans will believe one thing, and Blake and the hardcore comic fan will believe his story.

So, you can tie the lightning strike as an effect of Stark’s reactor also. How you bring the hammer into, I am not sure, perhaps Blake is participating in a Mythological Greek Play in the park (a la Shakespeare in the park in NYC.) A storm could unexpectedly blow in (as a result of the weather shift Stark’s reactor causes.) Thus, the last thing that he is doing before getting struck by lightning is a Greek Play so when he wakes from his coma, he is like those people who wake up only to speak with a foreign accent and no one around them believes them. You could explore the other-worldly mythological elements through dream sequences (after changing in to Thor or as a result of lingering concussive after effects of the lightning accident.)

Then you carry on the story as he discovers his latent abilities with the hammer. Of course, his case is reported in a science/medical journal that both Stark and Banner would be reading to keep abreast of developments in science/technology (maybe popular science.)

May not work, but it struck me that they could tie the stories together in a pseudo-reality, especially the challenge of the mythology present in the Thor story, with the lightning aspect through Stark’s scientific/technological angle.

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