pseudo-Marvel fan. I think which one says which one is basically. Let your impressions be a good idea. If anyone says that they are not in place, you are welcome to add your testimony.> <
1. Scott Lang said that he was an electronic engineer on his way out of prison. In the comics, he is not only an engineer, but also a researcher and developer of the Fantastic Four. Engineer
2. When Scott Lang went to work in an ice cream shop, the name tag said Jack. It should refer to the comics who sacrificed to save his daughter and later resurrected but accidentally killed his good friend Jack of Hearts
3. Scott's first time The old black man wearing Ant-Man obeyed and fell downstairs and hit the car in that car. Except for the cashier Earl (in the bankrupt sisters) that everyone recognized at first sight, he was actually the first actor on the screen to play Ant-Man. . . . Although it is in SNL. . . In Ant-Man’s screenwriter, Adam McKay used to be the master writer of SNL, so maybe it was the idea he came up with
. 4. In the Yellowjacket comics, Pim’s split personality, so I saw myself in you/I saw too much of I may also be insinuating this stalk.
5. Wife Pim wrote to death at the beginning of the scene, but finally she didn't even show her face. . . In fact, in the comics, she and Pim fell in love with vigorous ups and downs. Bai Fumi was born. When she got married, Pim was still under the Yellowjacket personality. After the divorce, she seemed to have been dating Iron Man for a while, and she almost didn't make Pim crazy.
6. Someone said that the clothes Pim showed to his daughter in the first egg were modified Ant-Man suits. In fact, the clothes with wings should be wasp suits, which is the heroic personality of Pim's wife.
Hope van Dyne actually doesn't have this person in the comics (at least I don't remember that there is in Earth-616), but there is a Hope Pym in the parallel universe, but a darkened villain. . .
7. In the movie, Scott’s daughter basically didn’t do much except to sell cuteness. In the comics, she lived with Scott in the Women’s Federation Villa since she was a child. She was familiar with Iron Man, and she secretly used pym particles for herself because she wanted to be like her father. Superhero, finally has the ability of Ant-Man to become bigger and smaller. It seems that he has become a member of the new generation of Women’s Federation.
8. Finally, among the buyers of Yellowjacket, there is a personal tattoo of Ten Rings of the Mandarin, which was kidnapped in Iron Man 1. Isn’t it? Iron Man’s Stark, the big boss caught in Steel 3 turned out to be just an actor’s organization.
9. At the beginning of the movie, Pim hit his head on the table and later Mitch Carson, who was also the buyer of Yellowjacket. Anyone who has seen Aegis should know He is actually a spy of HYDRA, including when the film started and Pim was instigated. In the comics, he could get the Ant-Man uniform, but he was later stolen. . .
10. Pim and Scott complained about the Women’s Federation dropping cities out of the sky. . (I admit that I really can’t think of the tenth article.)
Supplement 11: At the end, Falcon was talking to her girl (Anna Akana, also a YouTube celebrity) who was inquiring about the news, saying that we can dance here. Swing also has the ability to climb the wall, which should refer to Spider-Man~Because Marvel and Sony have finally reached an agreement to add Spider-Man to the Women’s Federation in the film circle (this child is also considered to be overwhelmed...)
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(〃∀〃) In order to avoid misunderstandings, I would like to add that Scott Lang is the father/boss of the Fantastic Four after Reed Richards died (of course, it didn’t really happen, but it’s too much. The successor of the long (╯_╰)╭) ~ not the original developer Ang ~ and these are the plots in the comics, according to the style of Marvel movies, I don't know what to change. . .
The new Fantastic Four will be launched in August, and everyone sees Mr. Fantastic not to get into Ant-Man. . . . .
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