Look Out for the Little Guy!

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Look Out for the Little Guy is the in-movie memoir by Scott Lang, also known as Ant-Man, that he's written and shared with the world, as seen onscreen in the new Marvel Studios film Ant-Man and The Wasp: Quantumania . Even if Paul Rudd himself had half-assed a single paragraph it would’ve been a delight to read compared to this garbage. If you see somebody wearing a cool T-shirt, tell him how nice it is, that tells them that you recognize them and you see them.This is not the type of book I would normally read, mainly cause this is written like a self help book and I despise those kinds of books 😭 but hey this is written from the perspective of Scott Lang so like I couldn't not read it. The novel recaps the events of Ant-Man, Captain America: Civil War, Ant-Man and the Wasp, and Avengers: Endgame from the perspective of Scott Lang. So this is a weird one to review, it's a memoir from Scott Lang in the context of the Marvel Universe. These are stories of epic battles won and lost, as this everyman turned Super Hero finally tells all--from the official account of what really happened between The Avengers and Thanos to how shrinking down to ant-size really feels to the challenges of balancing the roles of hero and dad. So we have a choice: We can spend our lives clinging to what we know, or we can grab as many memories as possible and move on to what’s new and maybe even better ahead of us.

We get a first person perspective on the final battle with Thanos, but sadly, he didn’t reveal how he shrunk down, went up Thanos’ butt and became Giant-Man to end (see what I did there) him. He brings his own perspective to a lot of his encounters (such as what it’s like to be body slammed by Black Widow) and some really touching tributes to those lost along the way. He has been an ice cream scooper, a corporate whistleblower, a consultant for The Pym Van Dyne Foundation, and an Avenger. is a book written by Scott Lang about his journey from being a convict, becoming Ant-Man, joining the Avengers and finally culminating in the battle against Thanos.

I think I would have rather had this as an audiobook and have him narrate it because that would have made all the difference. To be added Passages [ ] And in that moment, all I could think was, "How did the Hulk turn me into a baby? The recent release of the book "Marvel Studios' The Marvel Cinematic Universe: An Official Timeline" requires a lot of analysis. If this can be done then there is absolutely no reason we shouldn't have The Woodsboro Murders by Gale Weathers or Out of Darkness by Sidney Prescott.