Pym Particles Weren't That Simple

Cross was now the CEO of Pym Technologies, and he had the final say on everything.

No one could stop him from selling killer equipment like the Wasp Suit to other military organizations.

Even Dr. Pym had been kicked out of the company he founded. He hadn't been back in ages.

Apocalypse didn't know how the company's shares were divided. Corporate structures weren't his area of expertise.

Since Dr. Pym and Hope, who normally disagreed, had both decided to sneak in and destroy it, there clearly was no other way.

Over the next few days, Dr. Pym trained Scott Lang to use the Ant-Man Suit.

Using the suit involved far more than simply shrinking and growing.

First, he had to learn to switch smoothly between his normal size and his shrunken form.

Dr. Pym's favorite training method was the same as in the original story.

He had Scott charge straight at a door.

Then Scott had to shrink in an instant and, as he shrank, aim for the keyhole and pass through it.

Scott struggled at first, of course, and battered himself black and blue.

The door in Hank Pym's house had already been repaired several times.

He also needed to learn to gauge the space around him and make sure there was enough room before returning to normal size.

Otherwise, solid objects nearby could seriously injure him as he grew.

In the original story, Scott had once had an accident that wasn't entirely accidental.

Surrounded by ants beneath a patch of grass, he had panicked and immediately grown bigger.

Luckily, he had been under grass. If he'd been inside concrete, a steel pipe, or something similar, the pressure might have crushed him into a compact meat patty.

Fortunately, Scott was an engineer. Even while shrunken, he could quickly calculate