At the end of Daredevil Season 2, Matt Murdock’s identity is public, and he gets arrested and sent to prison. But this doesn’t make sense to me, because what does Daredevil do that Spider-Man doesn’t also do? Daredevil doesn’t kill people, and he’s literally the only hero, outside of Swordsman, White Tiger (Angela), and Jessica Jones, who actually takes down Fisk and his corruption. He didn’t kill anyone.

Frank Castle is literally a wanted mass murderer who lives in New York, and the police do nothing about him. But my main question is really: What’s the difference between Daredevil and Spider-Man? In Far From Home, when Spider-Man was acquitted of killing Mysterio, he was still allowed to be Spider-Man. The NYPD didn’t charge him with crimes that I assume they charged Matt with. Why is Daredevil in prison, but Spider-Man isn’t?

As I understand it, America is in a very bad off state, what does Europe look like in comparison?

It's established that the key doesn't merely bring toys to life, it actually summons the consciousnesses of people from across time. Little Bear is a legit 18th-century Iroquoian and Boone is a legit 19th-century cowboy. So what happens if you use the key on, say, a Stormtrooper action figure? Some toy representing a species that doesn't exist in real life?

America has lots of wide open space, low population density relatively, and the populace was heavily armed before the outbreak happened allowing them to better fend off zombies. While not doing well it seems to be doing as good as can be. There are probably spots that would be relatively zombie feee due to elevation or weather.

are any places doing better than America and any places doing worse.

In the gun store scene, the T800's interaction with the owner goes pretty smoothly while the guns are being fetched. Then the owner tells him he "can't do that" when it starts loading a shotgun, to which it replies "wrong", only to immediately shoot him. Their interaction is over. It doesn't have to keep up a facade anymore. Why even bother correcting him?

Is there a particular reason why, of all things, Calypso (in any incarnation) organizes a vehicular combat tournament? Is there some special connection he has to vehicles or does he just really like seeing cars blow up?

And in the TV series, he apparently just really likes this concept so much that he tried to pitch it to NBC.

Mantis Claws, Monowire, Rocket Launchers, Laser Crotch, Gorilla Arms. Firearms can be confiscated, but what about your actual arms?

This is not an Eto bashing post, I don't hate her, I am just confused.

Eto is a great manipulator ! Why didn't she just manipulate Kanae into going on to the roof and fighting Kaneki ?

Someone told me that Eto is remorseful, it just doesn’t make her stop.She broke Kanaw because she thought it was necessary and that she takes no pleasure or pride in it, when she speaks to Kanae during the fight, her expression is exhausted and miserable.

Because Eto ever face the reader during these torture scenes.

But if this is true,why did she go the extra mile and sew Kanae's eyes and mouth ?

Wouldn't manipulating her achieve the same thing ?

"will you promise to spend the most time with me?"

It is heavily implied that Monika herself is the one that wrote the entire Steam description for the game. And parts of that description imply that Monika is somewhat self-aware as she wrote that(?)... Or maybe not.

So did she wrote it before, during, or after she became self-aware?

The Superhero Relocation Program gave retired supers new identities, new homes, and strict instructions to never use their powers again. The whole point was to make them disappear into ordinary civilian life.

Yet Syndrome somehow spent years finding these people, contacting them individually, and luring them to his island to test successive versions of the Omnidroid.

Finding Bob makes some sense. He was secretly listening to police scanners and sneaking out with Frozone to stop criminals. He wasn't exactly doing a great job of staying retired.

But what about everyone else?

Mirage knew exactly who Bob was, where to find him, and how to contact him without alerting his family. Her message even claimed to represent a classified government operation.

Was Syndrome getting information from inside the relocation program? Or could someone with enough money and technology realistically trace all those retired heroes back to their new civilian identities?

Because if it's the second explanation, the government's entire protection system seems alarmingly easy to defeat.

In 2023, Bad-Timeline Logan sends his mind back to his 1973 self to stop the Sentinel Program

His mind then jumps into the altered 2023, a good timeline where the Sentinel Program was never created, and the X-Men are alive

Bad-Timeline Logan doesn't even realize he is a teacher in the school, nor does he know what happened in the past 50 years of the good timeline as he came from the bad timeline

So what happened to the original Good-Timeline Logan that he replaced?

What if instead of waking up in the school, he had woken up in bed with a woman, surrounded by their children?

What if Good-Timeline Logan had died before 2023? Where would Bad-Timeline Logan's mind "return" to?

Why did he say that Jon should know that he's a Targaryen and heir to the Iron Throne?

Nobody ever needed to learn that and literally nobody, including and especially Jon, wanted to know that.

All that eventually accomplished was to drive Daenerys into madness and paranoia so that Jon needed to kill her and thus couldn't actually ascend the throne anyway.

Instead he was sent back to a Wall that didn't even serve any purpose anymore, save for being a glorified penal colony, and the line of the Targaryens ended with him anyway.

Was that all just a malicious scheme so that Bran could take the throne for himself?

A Republic that couldn't agree to raise an army suddenly fields millions of clones and a fleet built almost overnight. Wars on that scale have bankrupted real states. So where did the money come from: borrowing, new taxes, printing credits, or something nobody wanted to look at too closely? Is there any scifi setting that treats war finance seriously?