Thanos went from 6'7 to 8 feet tall and Cable went from 6'8 to 5'11.

"In the comicbooks" is fast becoming my least favorite sentence

MCU wanted Thanos to be bigger and Josh Brolin is 5'11"

Because 2 completely different movie studios made the movies that these characters are in.

Cable is a person, Thanos is a weird purple alien.

Cause the movies aren't a 1:1 adaptation of the comics... obviously Marvel Studios wanted Thanos to be a more visually imposing threat for a film.

6 7?

Because it would be absurd to CGI the character purely for the sake of his height which is totally benign in the equation of how said character is portrayed in the film. In my opinion, this post is ridiculous.

Because Cable looks silly enough without being enormous too?

it makes more sense for an alien to larger. no reason a human would be that size normally

Clearly someone missed the joke about Deadpool saying that Cable wasn’t as tall as he was in the comics

People need to accept that sometimes the comic lore is some dumb ass shit that would be goofy as hell irl.

Because Cable isn't 6'7 and anyone who says 'in comics' doesn't actually read comics. You'd specify which comic you were talking about, if you did

I think it's hilarious that comics have him "officially" at that height.

Artists all have their own ideas of the relative sizes of characters.

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