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So, would Harry Leland's power works on a similar principle to the Vision? Leland's power increases mass without affecting height or volume.

[QUOTE=Savant]So, you basicly opened up a thread to bitch about people who date with age differences?   If they're not illegal, it's no one's business, and it's frankly pretty childish to judge. Everyone has been in a relationship that someone else could find gross.   Why don't we open up a thread a...

Thanks. In X-Men #3, when the plasma cannon struck Asteroid M, the narration stated that because the systems of the planetoid are linked to Magneto himself, he was hit just as hard (and fatally) as his home.

Jim Lee gets too much credit for his work, and not enough goes to Scott Williams. The most dynamic and appealing aspects of their co-art is largely attributable to Williams. John Byrne was right when he criticized Lee's art as being lifeless and without soul; that's because Lee's poses are so artifi...

[quote] "From time to time, Xavier would temporarily remove Jean’s mental blocks to see whether she was able to handle her telepathy yet." [/quote] I think that quote is unsupported by the text of CXM, and just the spotlight author's interpretation. I'll go check CXM right now and get back... EDIT...

I still don't see why you guys think that Jean in canon necessarily knew she was a telepath. After Annie died Jean "shut down" and went into a coma. Xavier coaxed her out while putting in mental blocks. I always thought those mental blocks included blocking out the painful memories. The only other p...

[QUOTE=XtremeOne1] But it still doesn't take away from the fact that Jean KNEW she was a telepath. Training wheels or not, they here still on. She had taken the ride.But according to All New X-Men, she had never even bought a bike. So yeah maybe Annie did still happen, but Jean's telepathic training...

Cool.1.) Shinobi Shaw and the Vision. How do their density powers differ? From what I've seen, Shaw mainly uses his for intangibility and his power originally didn't extend to his clothing (the final page of X-Factor #67 is what I'm referring to).2.) Could transmutators like Madison Jeffries or Wiz ...

Thanks Monolith. Heather Hudson went through the Fire Fountain as well. What abilities, if any, did she manifest?

Can I get a PD on the Berserkers from that X-Men/Alpha Flight storyline?

Have Cable and Rachel Summers ever called Scott by "dad"? The only time I recall Cable saying it, and with plenty of angry sarcasm, was in UXM #310.



I get why both of his kids are on a first-name basis with him, but still.UXN2013-12-07 19:28:01

[QUOTE=Blackcyclops] Did you feel the need to take a joke seriously as "snide" comment (sarcastic maybe, snarky perhaps, but snide? Wow)?    Or will you give us another lecture? See I can do a smiley too [/QUOTE] Whichever adjective you prefer: snide |snÄ«d| adjective 1 derogatory or mocking in an i...

[QUOTE=Blackcyclops] Did you just feel the need to give a mini-lecture? Lol[/QUOTE] Did you feel the need to make a snide comment that contributes nothing to the conversation? [QUOTE=XtremeOne1] [QUOTE=Blackcyclops]Did you just feel the need to give a mini-lecture? Lol[/QUOTE]One of the sure fire si...

[QUOTE=XtremeOne1] I think it's easily defined. I don't think most people in their early 20's think of themselves as grown up. They're still in that middle ground of just about reaching "actual adulthood"... [/QUOTE] The idea of being an adult is very culturally relative, and can vary from the onset...

[QUOTE=Gremlin] Previews Didn't realise that the Longshot mini would be coming out so fast. I also didn't realise that we had already had issue #2 of the Marvel Knights Xmen. Amazing X-Men - Loving the art and Firestar getting excited when Iceman says he loves them.[/QUOTE] We didn't. It's a typo on...

[QUOTE=Rickbarry] Eccleston wasn't a part of this anniversary?  How lame.  I always enjoyed his Doctor more than most others.  "Nice to meetcha, Rose.  Now run for your life!" [/QUOTE] Eccleston is my favorite of the Nu Doctors. He has his reasons, I suppose, for shunning the franchise, but I wa...

[QUOTE=Karnas] [quote]Except then McGann would have had to be in this episode. Better this way.[/quote] Why? It's been said that Doctor was never portrayed by a bad actor. [/QUOTE] My comment was partially tongue-in-cheek. Maybe McGann is a good actor, but neither of his Doctor appearances were any ...

You don't suppose they're undoing M-day?

Seems pretty clear to me that the reason X-23 is running, and not fighting, is she has amnesia. She keeps saying she's not a mutant, she doesn't know who Kitty is, and she doesn't know why she's being chased.UXN2013-11-28 12:54:47

[QUOTE=Gremlin] I know Rogue serves a purpose it's just that it seems liberties have been taken with her character for her to fit a role. I feel that someone like Emma Frost would have worked better as it isn't a big stretch to see them wanting to exact revenge on Wanda for M-Day. [/QUOTE] I don't r...

Someone has to hold a grudge against Wanda for M-day, and Rogue is as good a choice as any. Rogue's original characterization was tough on the outside, tender on the inside. Being hurt and distrustful of Wanda is consistent with that. I wish Wolverine wasn't in this book. He overshadows everything.

All the deaths felt a bit throwaway, like an issue of What If...? or X-Men: The End. That leads me to suspect they'll be undone by the end of the arc; perhaps even by next issue. Simon and Wanda will be easy to resurrect: his ionic energy and her transportation spell interacted and shunted them into...

1.) In X-Men #12, how was Hazard able to pick up on Xavier's thoughts? Telepathy wasn't part of his power set. The scene I refer to is when Xavier's thinking to himself, "what were you involved in, father?"And then Hazard's thought bubble appears and reads, "Pain! He was involved in pain!".2.) Is th...

[QUOTE=Blackcyclops] Awful run? You mean the critically acclaimed and generally fan-loved Carey run? Just wanted to make we're on the same page here.[/QUOTE]



Yep. That's the one.

[QUOTE=InsipidLust] Even though that was posted like a year ago, I still have to throw my hands up in exasperation at the"Emma should have been a villain" argument. After Generation X (and the issues that preceded it) there was literally NO reason for Emma to become a villain. That would have been b...