What Exactly Can Kill Any Of The Avengers???

Yeah, I mentioned that, but in the suit he's untouchable I believe I said. I honestly want to know what can kill any of these guys, besides if Tony Stark was out of his suit and got stabbed or shot, haha.

Yeah, I guess political correctness can kill pretty much anything. You've got me there. Lol.

I understand the concept of not wanting to kill off superheroes, and it is completely understandable, but I enjoy films where I know there is a possibility of some damage being done to the main characters just to keep it exciting. I also want them to succeed, but I like a main character to go through hell, so it feels like more of an accomplishment when they do come out on top. It heightens the narrative in my opinion. When characters have no weaknesses sadly I almost root against them sometimes. Watching them throw each other through buildings over and over for half a movie like "Man of Steel" or "Avengers" and watching it not even make a dent to anybody just doesn't affect me much. Sure, it looks cool, but oh well. Maybe it's just a sign of me getting older, haha.

Logan was amazing to me, by the way. Incredible movie! I haven't seen the most recent Thor movie.

Infinity War has me excited for the possibility of some major characters biting the dust, nothing is off the table, and that makes it more exciting for me, even if they appear or are brought back to life in the next movie. That was one thing in my opinion Batman Vs. Superman did well, as I was expecting everything to turn out fine, and then that ending happened. Even though you knew it wasn't going to last more than one movie, it still took me off guard and made me care.

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In Batman and Robin Batman got hit in the nipples

Well, in the Michael Keaton/Jack Nicholson 1989 Batman, The Joker shoots his plane down, and then he gets out, bloodied face and all, and walks up the cathedral stairs, only to get absolutely pummeled by one of The Joker's henchman before the final showdown with The Joker. In Batman Returns they went a different route, with Batman's reputation being ruined and having him being cast as the villain by The Penguin, but even still, Catwoman slashes his face and Max Shrek shoots him. I won't mention the Schumacher disasters, but as for Batman Begins, he gets gassed by The Scarecrow and nearly dies, with only Lucius Fox able to come up with an antidote to save him, and a giant burning piece of wood falls on him in the Wayne Manor fire set by the League of Shadows. I actually think he gets hurt more in Batman Begins than The Dark Knight with the exception of the ending of The Dark Knight, but those stories were so incredible it put him in more than just physical peril. Those movies went pretty deep.