Quick thought on Civil War #6
Why would the Plunderer be meeting with Cap's underground in the first place? He's British, and as far as I know, all of his schemes have been based in the Savage Land. I don't know his full history, but I can't think of a story where he's operated in the US. So why is he here?
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...nerd alert...
The Plunderer tried to, well, plunder the Baxter Building's tech when the team split up under Len Wein/ George Perez in 1977, soon after I began reading it. So there ya go...
There was a fun thread on the old Comics Journal message board some time ago about lame super villains. I piped up and declared my undying love for each and every one of them. Except the Plunderer, I said. He really did suck. (Evan Dorkin his own self responded: "Watch out! I'm plundering! Beware my plundering!" Which about says it all...)
--Chris K
Well, we won't have the Plunderer to kick around anymore, as the Punisher blew him away in this issue.
To add further indignity, here are the Plunderer's last words:
"Only fair if Iron Man's got super-villains on HIS side, right? Whaddaya say?"
Yeah, that's the speech pattern of a British aristocrat, all right.
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