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[QUOTE=cranger;4140527]There are a few other inconsistencies, like Blindfold, and the Dani Moonstar controversy. It is that kind of stuff that I already have a bad feeling about the whole Age of X-Man setting.[/QUOTE]
Pixie probably came back. I don't there's an inconsistency with Blindfold.
[QUOTE=spirit2011;4140550]they ddin't answered[/QUOTE]
That’s OOC.
[QUOTE=Gamall;4140536]So.. why Jean didn't call Emma and Quentin for help? They are much stronger than Sage, you know.[/QUOTE]
She either hates both of them or vice-versa or the feeling is mutual . Aren’t you familiar with their shared history ?
[QUOTE=Gamall;4140536]So.. why Jean didn't call Emma and Quentin for help? They are much stronger than Sage, you know.[/QUOTE]
She doesn't like Emma and doesn't trust Quentin??
[QUOTE=Knives;4140528]It seems that the vaccine is not exactly what many think it is. That's one of the reasons Beast was testing her and there's some kind of conspiracy going on. And although do not want to reduce the weight of Anole actions the main culprit is still Beast for allowing the vaccine to be stolen so easily by a student in his own laboratory.
[B]Reference to an Avengers event[/B] that resulted in the team ending temporarily due to the actions of the Scarlet Witch going mad killing Avengers, creating an alternate reality where the mutants dominated the world and everyone had what they wanted as in a Utopia.[/QUOTE]
I meant [I]besides [/I]that.
The real answer is: Quentin is a regular cast member on West Coast Avengers, so he couldn't be sucked into Age of X-Man. And Emma is probably gonna show up on Uncanny or something.
So I totally enjoyed this, not gonna lie. My only beef with Disassembled is that there were too many characters to really do anything special with them. I very much hope we get a few more team titles out of this when AoXM is over.
Really I'm just pushing for the return of X-Factor. Also hoping Perez and Silva have something to do with mutants down the line.
I'd also like to point out that, while the two aforementioned artists had excellent pencils all the way through, that:
1. Perez maybe didnt have the most appropriate colorist for this
2. Cinar's art improved considerably from his first issue to his last.
3. Elizabeth Torque's and Guiseppe Camuncoli's covers were head and shoulders better than LF Yu's. Give them jobs.
[QUOTE=JuanLaban;4140555]She either hates both of them or vice-versa or the feeling is mutual . Aren’t you familiar with their shared history ?[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=PhoenixStudies;4140556]She doesn't like Emma and doesn't trust Quentin??[/QUOTE]
Is that what you’re care about when you’re trying to save the world? Lol.
Just who were part of the final battle in Xmen Disassembled 10?!
There is no logic to who was or wasn't called in because like Extermination, there is more being done for the sake of future stories then there is for the stories themselves.
Quire too busy snogging Gwen Poole to care.
I'm happy for obvious reasons...my fave has been nowhere to be seen for so long...this is a happy day for Sage fans. Could it she be in one of the AoX books?
I hope she sticks around after that.
[QUOTE=Wiccan;4140566]The real answer is: Quentin is a regular cast member on West Coast Avengers, so he couldn't be sucked into Age of X-Man. And Emma is probably gonna show up on Uncanny or something.[/QUOTE]
I hope Cyclops and Emma get the heartfelt reunion they deserve, but I'm feeling iffy on it considering Rosenberg also established that Cyclops never stopped seeing Jean as his one true love while dating Emma.
[QUOTE=JuanLaban;4140572]Just who were part of the final battle in Xmen Disassembled 10?![/QUOTE]
It was Neal Sharra
One of the most poorly-conceived X-Men stories I've ever read. Hard to find something to appreciate in it. Sage's comeback, I guess?
PS: Jean has already become unberable since her return. Congrats to all involved.