Any point in secret identities?
- Thread starter Replica Picard
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And even then, I'm inclined the only reason he still bothers with it is because he knows he'd ruin Foggy's career if it ever got out into the public.
Foggy's career. His career, going to jail,being disbarred, ethics questions, etc.
I remember in Jessica Jones that when Kilgrave first met titular character and saw her use her powers, one of the first things he asked was what her superhero name was. This scene was set in the past, before the arrival of urban heroes like Daredevil or Luke Cage. Until this point, the only super-heroes were virtually only secret agents or super-soldiers with a costume (and Iron Man, I'm not sure how to define him but definitely NOT the
stop-the-bank-robbery-and-save-the-kitten-on-tree hero type), so I don't know why in-universe he was so sure that there were super-being going around kicking small crooks' ass
stop-the-bank-robbery-and-save-the-kitten-on-tree hero type), so I don't know why in-universe he was so sure that there were super-being going around kicking small crooks' ass
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@Caretaker: Serious conflict-of-interest trouble at minimum. And when they start prying into Barry's stake in STAR Labs for however long he's had that per Thawne-as-Wells' will...?
But didn't Karen and Foggy both know by the end?
And she wasn't happy about it.