What do you think Doorman did to get a rule named after him?
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Live_Answer_38752026-01-03 09:03
Who is doorman?
Arthur_1892026-01-03 09:15
Iirc he’s a guy on a team called the Great Lakes avengers (basically an underdog/loser superhero team) who’s powers are opening portals/teleporting (but I think they work in a lamer way so he can only use it to go from room to room the way a literal door would work)
He does have a super cool design and ik his lore gets more complicated, I think he becomes some kind of avatar of death or something like that
Live_Answer_38752026-01-03 09:38
Interesting. Will have to research further
Stripe-Gremlin2026-01-03 09:58
Maybe he used his powers to sneak on set of a movie and caused issues, so they have to remove powered individuals for the safety of the cast and crew
warrenrox992026-01-03 23:55
He can’t go in, he IS the door
rubycalaberXX2026-01-03 13:54
Would be funny if it's that if you breach the waiver and are caught using powers during a movie's production, Doorman will teleport you off of the set, maybe straight to jail/Raft/Damage Control, like a nightclub doorman kicking out trouble makers.
Also, seems like a parody of using AI in Hollywood, since both superpowers and AI take jobs away from stuntmen and VFX departments.
ReddiTrawler20212026-01-03 10:02
They may explain why in the show. I don't know if this is a smart or stupid response, but the chances are the latter since this is a comedy - but maybe it'll be a mix of both.
Stevenwave2026-01-03 10:57
I take it this is partly meta, leaning on talk of superhero fatigue.
DeathKnellKettle2026-01-03 13:33
Maybe? Seems more straight up aimed at ai and actors/artists/creators viewing ai as cheating/not paying a human. Like that show Pluribus saying entirely made by humans
Stevenwave2026-01-03 13:44
I bring it up cause I think I heard something about this show being a bit meta, and the current state of public discourse around superhero stuff seems ripe for some self-deprecation.
soloon2026-01-03 21:56
One of the other posters pretty directly called it out:
Ooh I remember seeing that. Was probably discussion about it I saw.
PornoPaul2026-01-04 01:46
The poster below it is money with what could possibly be "Cash Grab".
Stripe-Gremlin2026-01-03 11:56
Honestly when I saw the first trailer I thought they were gonna have Von Kovaks be so nutty that he would give the lead of his movie superpowers to make it more authentic
Alarmed_Drop71622026-01-03 14:42
Is this going to be a lame writer strike AI allegory?
LTM4382026-01-03 16:37
So are you anti-union, pro-AI, or both? Either way, it's annoying.
Alarmed_Drop71622026-01-03 16:38
bigbeefer922026-01-03 16:41
Your non answer tells us you just love chugging billionaire cock and balls.
Alarmed_Drop71622026-01-03 16:45
Amazon Prime ain’t gonna suck itself
LTM4382026-01-03 19:29
So what's your stance here? Because it really seems like you wanna throat some wang. Hey, more power to ya!
LTM4382026-01-03 18:59
Oh, so you’re an idiot.
Alarmed_Drop71622026-01-03 19:00
Among other things
Defiant_Wheel48882026-01-03 16:21
I honestly thought its real world post.
tokenasian12026-01-03 17:04
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Defiant_Wheel48882026-01-03 17:13
...Crazy rules, but honestly, most films operate under the term “superhero.” I thought the honorable government of the USA had banned it. Then I watched *Wonder Man* and understood the reality.
Regalrefuse2026-01-03 17:40
I wonder if he opened a portal to somewhere dangerous as a special effect for the film and someone got hurt?
Ducksworth872026-01-03 18:01
What’s the poster underneath for? My money’s on “Cash Grab: The Movie”. 🙂
Game_Log2026-01-03 18:40
This whole no superpowers thing gets me oddly riled up. Like if I were to take it seriously it would piss me off if something like this was implemented in an actual super-power-filled earth. Cause yes this could be an allegory for AI, but at the same time there *is* a human element to superpowered people, unlike AI.
Like for example, imagine someone wanted to act for their whole life, went to acting school, spent years perfecting their craft, only to be banned from the biggest shot at their career just cause they have the power to turn on/off lightbulbs with their mind or something.
At face value this feels to me like the polar opposite extreme of disability discrimination; a sort of superability discrimination. Rather than someone lacking a typical human function they have an extra one. And like disabilities they vary greatly if this is going to be like how the comics are with powers.
But hey, this is a fictional scenario for a movie franchise, so I shouldn't take it too seriously. Still has some interesting moral discussions though.
Snarwib2026-01-05 07:07
I feel like some other country's movie industry would benefit massively from a policy like this
karafuto2026-01-03 19:38
Interesting that Doorman and Mister Immortal are both in the MCU now
TylerHyena2026-01-04 05:35
I must say, I’m way more excited for this than I originally was when they first announced it.
Equal_Abroad_87752026-01-04 05:45
What's this world coming to? Vigilantes banned in NYC, now superpowers banned in Hollywood!
M00r3C2026-01-04 05:46
And it's going to get worse when Mutants start popping up in the public
Possible-Rate-38332026-01-04 12:33
I’m betting that this show is going to be our early introduction to the Mutants in the MCU with people already starting dislike people possessing certian powers working in the industry and setting up the tensions that will lead to the X-Men.
hashtagtylerh2026-01-04 18:23
will this tie into the mcu at all? what other characters does wonderman usually interact w in the comics? looks interesting but I'm not really sure the point of it in the bigger scheme of things
M00r3C2026-01-04 20:48
>what other characters does wonderman usually interact w in the comics?
The Avengers (multiple members and teams), dated Wanda, has a homoerotic bromance with Beast he interacts with a lot of people in the comics
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He does have a super cool design and ik his lore gets more complicated, I think he becomes some kind of avatar of death or something like that
Also, seems like a parody of using AI in Hollywood, since both superpowers and AI take jobs away from stuntmen and VFX departments.
[https://www.reddit.com/r/marvelstudios/comments/1o42p6e/official\_poster\_for\_wonder\_man/](https://www.reddit.com/r/marvelstudios/comments/1o42p6e/official_poster_for_wonder_man/)
Like for example, imagine someone wanted to act for their whole life, went to acting school, spent years perfecting their craft, only to be banned from the biggest shot at their career just cause they have the power to turn on/off lightbulbs with their mind or something.
At face value this feels to me like the polar opposite extreme of disability discrimination; a sort of superability discrimination. Rather than someone lacking a typical human function they have an extra one. And like disabilities they vary greatly if this is going to be like how the comics are with powers.
But hey, this is a fictional scenario for a movie franchise, so I shouldn't take it too seriously. Still has some interesting moral discussions though.
The Avengers (multiple members and teams), dated Wanda, has a homoerotic bromance with Beast he interacts with a lot of people in the comics