Osias Jota

Uma pausa para o melhor amigo do homem:

Próxima!

A 7.2 ton, 43,200 pages book, contestant for Guiness World Record. It contains all tax rules approved in Brazil since 1988 Constitution. Complied by lawyer Vinicios Leoncio in protest against the maddening bureaucracy faced by anyone trying to run a company in the country. 

Carol Danvers was already a highly trained NASA spy (this is what happens when you’re a USAF major and want an even higher-flying job) when an exploding alien psyche-magnetron gives her superpowers. She could already kick ass, but now, when enemy fighters shoot down her plane, she can leap out to beat them up personally. She’s cinematically perfect: superstrength, fires energy blasts, just enough precognition to survive fights but not to avoid them. She’s an established Avenger — Ant-Man proves that that’s enough to get a major motion picture without any decent powers — and hand-to-hand espionage training means that even the “before” bit of her origin story will rock. And she’s still just getting rumors that she maybe might get to join in the Avengers sequel.

She should have her own headline movie. This is a woman who forced Tony Stark and the Incredible Hulk to walk out of Avengers Tower naked. Not Banner — Hulk. And they still didn’t reveal as much as her old costume used to. She spent most of her career as Ms. Marvel before deciding “screw this” and taking a title that doesn’t explicitly reveal her gender. And a new costume with the same function.