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Larry Bodine was the mutant that committed suicide during the classic New Mutants 45 by Claremont/Jackson Guice. I'm curious if he was resurrected off panel or if he's low on priorities, I can see Kitty and the former New mutants asked for him, I mean it be nice if he's referenced in the current X-books.
It would be nice to se him, the guy who melt and died that was part of the Hope lights, the monstruos kid that got killed by police in Morrison`s run and the two kids that were killed at the beginin of Man loves Men kill. But let's not get our hope high.
There was a boy killed by a human mob just outside the school grounds.
Also Ghost Boy...
[QUOTE=Lady Midnight;5776547]There was a boy killed by a human mob just outside the school grounds.
Also Ghost Boy...[/QUOTE]
oh yes, you talking about the one killed right after AOA when the regular timeline was restored. X-MEN Prime one shot.
Why would any of the New Mutants wanted him back....he was the kid harassing Stevie Hunter?
[QUOTE=BroHomo;5778915]Why would any of the New Mutants wanted him back....he was the kid harassing Stevie Hunter?[/QUOTE]
No he wasn't. I believe that kid's name was Peter Bristow.
Larry Bodine was a shy, awkward kid who tried to make conversation with the New Mutants by telling a joke. Unfortunately it was about mutants. He committed suicide.
I hope he stays dead. Bringing him back would just cheapen his death.
Edit: Haven't read current x-titles yet but if I understand how the resurrection works, they need to have to deceased mutants' memory/brain patterns (or whatever its called) first correct? If so, I don't see how they could have backed up Bodine's brain patterns before he killed himself. None of the x-characters, except for Kitty, interacted with him much.
[QUOTE=shooshoomanjoe;5779178]I hope he stays dead. Bringing him back would just cheapen his death.
Edit: Haven't read current x-titles yet but if I understand how the resurrection works, they need to have to deceased mutants' memory/brain patterns (or whatever its called) first correct?[B][COLOR="#0000FF"] If so, I don't see how they could have backed up Bodine's brain patterns before he killed himself.[/COLOR][/B] None of the x-characters, except for Kitty, interacted with him much.[/QUOTE]
Accounting for that you haven't really caught the details?
Nothing I have read the entire time seems to rule out him being backed up.
Is there something specific that you have heard that pointed to that?
[QUOTE=shooshoomanjoe;5779178]I hope he stays dead. Bringing him back would just cheapen his death.
Edit: Haven't read current x-titles yet but if I understand how the resurrection works, they need to have to deceased mutants' memory/brain patterns (or whatever its called) first correct? If so, I don't see how they could have backed up Bodine's brain patterns before he killed himself. None of the x-characters, except for Kitty, interacted with him much.[/QUOTE]
I think Cerebro has been backing up the brain patterns of just about every mutant on Earth.
[QUOTE=Rzerox21xx;5776118]Larry Bodine was the mutant that committed suicide during the classic New Mutants 45 by Claremont/Jackson Guice. I'm curious if he was resurrected off panel or if he's low on priorities, I can see Kitty and the former New mutants asked for him, I mean it be nice if he's referenced in the current X-books.[/QUOTE]
I doubt writers even remember Larry Bodine to bring him back.