History of the Original Ant-Man: Hank Pym 

Yes lol, and Stark has done even more shit and is somehow more loved

Mary Jane fuss other men

They character assasinated Hank with that bullshit

@@anthonygarcia8749naw, it makes sense. He didn't really treat Janet right either

It is impressive how marvel and the fandom can forgive genocide, terrorism, theft, sexual assault, mind control and murder bc Hank is still treated like a villain

Same here!

Way to go, now all Janet fans hate you! Seriously, they're erasing him from existence.

Hank *and* Janet are the two best characters in the show. EMH is the main reason Ant-Man is one of my favorite Marvel heroes.

Same, hope and Scott kissing right in front of him acting like he not even there 😭

I do food videos while high af on my RU-vid channel brotha

I think they don't give Pym his shine cuz in the comics he was abusive to Wasp, cant have that in today's world (not condoning spousal abuse)

And not up on some typa past him who never went through the mental struggles and real shit that he did in the books. Bring his ass back unfiltered and experienced and fully teched-out.

@@rayrome7244 but the character still exists in the mcu and he struggled with mental health which seems to be where modern media likes to go to

He’s a great character, and an ACCIDENTAL wife beater, I encourage everyone to look it up, hank was never supposed to hit Janet it was a miscommunication between the artist and writer, and this one miscommunication costed hank his reputation forever

@@theverminator4219 and every fucking superhero has had dark times similar to Hank that they got out of just fine. When Spiderman or Reed Richards beat their significant others, nobody gave a shit. Hanks split personality does it and now it's in every issue of Ultimate Comics, he's a piece of shit, he could never be redeemed, and his sales never go back up, despite the fact that in my opinion, he's one of the most interesting characters in comics, and he's paid his dues back in full 1000 times over. Plus, his mental struggles and suicide attempts and how he pulled himself out of it should be inspiring as hell, yet he's still somehow looked down on. Why? Is that part of the heroes journey? Being "perfect" from the get go and never going through some real life shit? Because Tony was a piece of shit all the way up to still now, Banner is cool, but kills 100 people every 3 or 4 days, Hawkeye acts like he's hot shit, yet he could be easily gunned down by a basic thug or Bullseye with a deck of cards. And how many people has Red Hood killed? Doctor Doom? Namor? Magneto? Punisher? Wolverine? Yet they're celebrated because they are 'complex' 'antiheroes'.

age of ultron or rage of ultron?

@@thes-10rooster45 I couldn’t have put it into words better than that, people worship those characters despite them being 20x worse than hank, why? Cause domestic abuse is too real? Well so are tragedies, maybe not on hulk scales but every single year groups of people die then get memory holed the same way they do to the people that hulk kills, but it must be cause it’s on such a personal level as domestic abuse, it’s easy for people to just forget about all those faceless people, just names and numbers to them, it’s total hypocrisy

@@theverminator4219 Yeah. Hulk: Return of the Monster by Bruce Jones and Brian Azzarello starts with him, in a rampage, killing a 4 year old girl and going on the run. And even though Banner shows remorse for it, he completely forgets about it by the end of the story. Excused. Forgiven. And I don't want to bitch about this forever, because I could (and have) go on for days complaining about modern superheroes and how they have little to no character development that matters, and the ones that are rough around the edges and become genuinely great people and tell amazing stories to people who are struggling, get pushed aside in favor of the guy who is nice. The guy who could be on a poster, a billboard. But I was reading the AntMan (Eric O'Grady) and the Wasp (Hank Pym), and it was so compelling watching Hank make amends for all his demons, devoting his money to trying to make a difference and allowing women to escape abusive relationships by building shelters, as well as making sure that Bill Foster could be at peace in the simulated afterlife that Hank built for him, as well as giving Eric the chance to redeem himself for his atrocities. But the issue with the book for many folk (and one of the only issues) is that the villain isn't Kang or Thanos or Iron Man, so nobody read it. But obviously the external battle is not what the book is trying to focus on. That's why they chose a no name villain. And it's sorta the same with Scott Lang and Hank's battle against the Egghead and Raz Mhaltora. The battle was not the focus, it was Hank finally showing that he was over all of his self esteem issues that he's displayed since Avengers Issue 1, and had no further need for constant reassurance like he used to, and showing that he died, but was no longer his primary tornentor as he was before. He had forgiven himself, same as Jan had years before.

idk if ultron is their 'deadliest enemy" a lot of other foes they have outclass ultron

@@fremontstreetpresents1415 ...You're entitled to your opinion dude. No one is arguing except you.

Janet was actually the abusive one and she tricked Hank into marrying her. Then of course hyprocritman chewed Hank out for abuse, despite Tony doing WAY worse thing!

@@YujiUedaFan Fair point

@@YujiUedaFan how did she trick him into marrying her? Just curious

@@moony_97 She was so obsessed with being Mrs. Pymm that she pressured an unwell Hank into marrying her. In the end, all she is, is a huge hypocrite.

Yes indeed it is

I'm watching this show right now and it's the reason I found this video, I like this iteration of Hank Pym along with Ant Man the most. I just finished the episode where Scott steals the suit!

AND HE EVEN APOLOGISED AFTERWARD! Janet never once apologised to mentally unwell Hank for forcing him to marry her. Just saying, Janet is the worst and I would rather she got erased from 616 timeline instead.

I didn't like him that much in the beginning

It's a 📱 game but you might wanna check out Marvel Snap or 👀 at the trailer first 😁

unfortunately, i highly doubt he will be used. hank pym has such a dark and tainted reputation that i am certain he will not be used as a major character in any fashion even with disney retconning every single detail about marvel. if they wanted to use hank pym and janet van dyne as major characters, they would've done so already but due to hank's dark and tainted reputation, they haven't and won't

​@@thegameplayer125They act like second chances don't exist for Hank. When Reed Richards, and Peter Parker did the same thing, nothing was done about it. It really, *surely* cannot be *THAT* impossible to fix his character, and include him in other media. Him hitting Janet was on accident, and a miscommunication with the writers. The true prick here is Ultimate Hank Pym, who did worse and people turned their brains off and Hank's been tainted by this stuff.

That’s awesome!

I bet you, your sister, and cousin were like “You traitor.”

That is great, truly. I hope you have good pics and memories. I am younger, a touch, but in 4th grade I was Angel from the Xmen… ppl thought I was a bee.

That is awesome, mad respect! Your brother's a dirty traitor, though. (Obviously, I'm only joking, and I mean no offense to you or your brother.)

I find it strange that people are more bothered by him accidentally hitting his wife than characters with more rotten backgrounds

I really disliked it when they killed Hank after showing us that his consciousness was alive, well, and fighting for his body back. It just seemed confusing. Why show is hes alive just to kill him offscreen and have Iron Man be the one to break it to the audience. Also, I swear to God, he has been dead since 2018 and nobody even remembers that he's maybe never going to return to the pages again as he was before.

he already did that ages ago

Personally I hope if he comes back Scott ask him to share the mantle with him and he comes back to the origin

Yellowjacket

While Marvel did publish some Micronauts comics, they haven't owned the publishing license/IP rights since 1986.

Yeah I was about to say I don't remember there ever being a History of video for Scott Lang, nor can I find one on the channel

Hmm... so Ant-Man would have to kiss a lot of ants to control them?

​@@radrno7Yep. 😂

Omg no way Who Ask

😂😂😂😂

Hank is just one of those odd short names for longer ones - like Bill, Ted, Dick and others.

He didn’t beat his wife it was an artist error he was supposed to throw his hands in the air and hit Janet on accident Spiderman hit his wife but no one remembers that sorry for being rants I’m just annoyed it

@@potatoslayer7352 yup that’s right

he hit accidentally her once, suddenly he became a wife beater for some people

@@playername9391 yup which is sad because hank pym isn't a bad character far from it.

@@TevyaSmolka What marvel did to Hank is as bad as what marvel is doing to spiderman now.

I hate that they made Him a jerk. They were trying to give him depth like Tony being a drunk. It was supposed to show them as having real life problems.

Bro well I feel like he should of made Ultron BEFORE his mental breakdown

@MechMaster 315 he did. He became yellow jacket and hit his wife afterwards.

Have every issue ulton is in up until 2010. He was my favorite villain for a bit. Before it was Thanos

@@samuelbankston2108 true and honestly you’re not entirely wrong about that and In concept it wasn’t a bad idea to give him depth similar to iron man the problem was well in execution.