At the end of the credits, Stark comes home and finds Nick Fury in his living room -staring towards the window. He then turns to tell Stark he's the not the only superhero in the world. Stark asks who he is, and Fury turns and says he's "Nick Fury of S.H.I.E.L.D, and I'm here to talk to you about The Avengers Initiative"
I'll be the first one to say that this sounds rather cheesy.
It's typical comic geek stuff. "Avengers Initiative"?? WTF is that? sez the general moviegoing public? And thus you end a perfectly good film with an ending most people who don't even know who the Avengers or Nick Fury Or fucking S.H.I.E.L.D. for that matter, are, will be left scratching their heads at.
Luckily it sounds as if they've buried it where most people won't notice it. But this is the pitfall of a comic book company, who's audience continues to dwindle every year to where they now only number a few thousand, owning the movie studio. You start thinking the movie audience is the same as the comic book reading audience. And for the most part, IT'S NOT!
