Dragon Ball Arrives in Marvel

Chapter 352 The Hot Selection of Seven
Hearing the boss's request, Eddie Brock naturally agreed very much.

After all, they are forming a superhero team, not a super villain gang.

"Boss, don't worry. Those with a history of bad behavior will not be included in the final review. We may even remove those with serious offenses."

Smith Doyle nodded and said:
"Well, let's start the plan to form the Black Robe Team."

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With the approval of the plan, a plan about a superhero group soon appeared in the audience's field of vision on the Internet and in the media, and the Red Ribbon Group also came into view.

One netizen who saw the news said on YouTube:
"Oh my god, are superheroes going to form a team too?"

"Will God, Iron Man, Whiplash and the others join in?"

Another netizen replied:

"Are you kidding me? These three have their own groups. Why would they join someone else's company?"

"But you know what, this idea of ​​forming a superhero team is pretty cool!"

Compared to the ordinary netizens who were talking about it with relish, the gangsters of the underground forces looked a little helpless, because the popularity of Smith Doyle, Tony Stark and Ivan Vanko attracted many people to follow suit.

Even some extraordinary people will occasionally play the role of street heroes by putting on masks, plus Venom who emerged some time ago.

These practitioners in the dark industry immediately felt that they were living in a world of fire and water. They thought that the lives of ordinary people were too difficult and they even had to sell blood for a living, so they decided to fall into darkness and seek wealth and fame, but the underground world in New York was even more difficult.

Many forces have already fled New York, and those that have established branches here are all downsizing because there are simply too many superheroes in this city.

The Red Ribbon Group is still promoting the Black Robe Team, increasing the hype while publicizing the help the superhero team provides to the public, the formation of this team, and its assistance to the extraordinary people. At the same time, it calls on more people to speak out online, saying that they need more superheroes.

Because the superhero property protection insurance invested by Smith Doyle and Tony Stark has further expanded after Ivan Vanko joined, many insurance companies saw the benefits and joined in. After all, the losses caused by superhero battles in recent years have been very small, but the insurance premiums have been quite high.

This has led to a higher acceptance and greater fondness for superheroes among the public due to the compensation. Some people who are looking for free money will even drive their old and broken cars over if they see superheroes fighting live on the Internet, hoping to have their cars smashed.

Eddie's side was so lively and blatant that it naturally attracted the attention of S.H.I.E.L.D. at the first moment.

Trident Building – Nick Fury's office.

Coulson reported:

"Sir, we still haven't made any progress on the Sky Curtain incident. We only know that there's been a year between this Sky Curtain incident and the last one."

Nick Fury nodded. SHIELD had no useful clues about the Sky Curtain incident, and the satellites in the sky did not capture any useful information. In an instant, half of the earth was plunged into darkness.

"Let's talk about the Red Ribbon Group that's been trending online lately."

Coulson flipped through the information and said:
"Red Ribbon Group, formerly a news media company under the Universal Capsule Group, was renamed Red Ribbon Group shortly after Eddie Brock took office. He also brought in two other shareholders, Ivan Vanko and Tony Stark."

Hearing this, Nick Fury said:
"This was done by Smith Doyle, Tony, and Ivan, right?"

Coulson nodded and continued, "According to our investigation, Tony injected all of the IP image of Iron Man Ivan Vanko's Whiplash into the Red Ribbon Company as assets."

"Currently, the Red Ribbon Group has begun suing all manufacturers who illegally sell God, Iron Man, and Whiplash action figures, and has already acquired a toy factory to produce related peripheral products."

"At the same time, we cracked down on the piracy of local clothes, posters, masks, etc. printed with the images of the three people. We also opened a corresponding website for the three people and sold related peripherals on it."

After hearing that these were business activities, Nick Fury asked:
"Tell me about the superhero group they want to form."

Coulson continued:
"I had a conversation with Eddie Brock, the head of the Red Ribbon Group."

"He's not only the head of the Red Ribbon Group, but also the superhero Venom who emerged some time ago. He has the symbiote inside him."

"According to our communication, he plans to form a seven-member superhero team and debut them as idols. He will also create an IP for the seven members, produce peripheral products, endorsements, and shoot movies."

Nick Fury frowned, then asked:
"What does he mean?"

"Ready to let these Premier League heroes step forward and become superstars?"

Coulson nodded and said:
"According to Eddie Brock himself, that's what he thought."

"This Red Ribbon Group will be a normal business company."

Hearing this, Nick Fury laughed:
"They control seven extraordinary people and call themselves a commercial company."

Coulson continued to report:

"Obviously, Eddie Brock is one of Smith Doyle's guys, and this superhero team is based on our Avengers."

Nick Fury said:
"It seems that our Inspector General is no longer satisfied with our Avengers and wants to form his own team of extraordinary people for fun."

"Have you informed Eddie Brock that all matters concerning the extraordinary beings are the responsibility of our SHIELD."

Coulson made a strange expression and then said:
"I did, but Eddie also gave me a document."

"This document was issued by the White House, acknowledging Red Ribbon Group's commercial idea of ​​creating a superhero IP."

"And the Pentagon also issued a document stating that the Red Ribbon Group poses no threat."

After hearing this, how could Nick Fury not understand that it must be Smith Doyle, Tony Stark, and Ivan Vanko who were working behind the scenes to get the endorsement of the man in the White House and the military, allowing the Red Ribbon Group to carry out its business operations without being obstructed by S.H.I.E.L.D.

Nick Fury was also somewhat helpless. Since the advent of the combat power detector, the three groups of human limit, transcendents, and extraordinary people were no longer secrets. Even S.H.I.E.L.D. could not cover them up completely, and naturally lost the ability to restrict certain aspects.

They can no longer easily arrest extraordinary people without any basis and put them into the Ice Prison for research.

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