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Most media depictions (mainly X-Men The Last Stand and Dark Phoenix movies) portray Xavier as terribly shady and evil for placing mental blocks on Jean. But strangely enough this issue shows why it...

Maybe that's where Azazel comes in and boosts her fertility or something that somehow causes Kurt to resemble him?

Yes, Hidden Years does come later and contradict things. However, it's clear that at least some of the X-Men run in the 1960s was operating on "real time" (thus Larry talking about Bolivar's death 3...

In scenes like this to keep my continuity mind sane when characters say "years", I just assume they're counting this year and last year together as plural. As mentioned, that's also the only way to...

I've read every issue of Uncanny X-Men up until at least 145 or so and I've never seen anywhere locking Hank down at 18 at debut. They only say he's the oldest and Bobby is the youngest and Bobby is...

If Trish is 22 in this issue and Hank is 17, she'd only be 5 years older than him, meaning by her first appearance in X-Factor Hank is circa 26 and she's 31. It still works.


Best explanation...

No I think my math holds. Read Uncanny X-Men #4 again. It's 1 year since the school was established. Not 1 year since Jean joined in Uncanny X-Men #1, and that issue confirms the school had been...

It falls apart. Sam is said to be 16 in New Mutants after Jean Grey "died" in Dark Phoenix at 24 (as shown on her tombstone). Let's handwave and say that he's 8 years younger than Jean then...

This issue played fast and loose with the timeline, even taking Marvel time into account. For example, Sam Guthrie should only be a grade school kid yet they show him working inthe mines.

Askani's Flame literally says so on the first post of this page of the thread

I must be missing something because I don't see anything in this preview that contradicts Doomsday 1

Considering 140.5 near as I can tell can only be found in the obscure Marvel Made Paragon Claremont bundle, can't seem to be found digitally, and many people including myself haven't read it, I'm not...

I'm curious whether they'll remember that Magneto ending up in a wheelchair is already depicted in the earlier 1990s prequel Wolverine: Days of Future Past and any depiction of that here will...

The original DofP said Xavier was assassinated along with Kelly. A New Mutants issue said he actually really died later when fed agents killed him when Rachel was a child. This weeks issue shows...

Wow I never even heard of this. And it seems there's no legal way for me to read this without paying some absurd price on ebay.

As for Bishop's presence, Wolverine Days of Future Past basically...

I wish God Loves Man Kills were repeatedly referenced in any in depth manner other than in name only. The character called Stryker who showed up since in both film and newer comics is just a generic...

A prequel was already done in Wolverine: Days of Future Past miniseries, so I'm curious whether this will at the least not contradict that

That basically means X-Men 92 House of XCII is the definitve prequel for the entire Marvel multiverse. It reboots into the animated series, with Adventures of the X-Men comic continuation of the...

So this entire arc was basically a "prequel" to the 1992 animated series I assume? Since it ends with Jubilee in the mall like "Night of the Sentinels" with no memory of her past lives.

This is the Beast adapted directly from the comic book version of the early 1990s before later comic book writers turned him into a shady, ruthless, mastermind.

It doesn't seem like it follows the other X-Men animated continuity comic books. The last X-Men 92 continuation comic ended with Xavier dead and everyone on Earth turned into a mutant. Even if you...

Honestly some issues like Quicksilver aside, since the new X-Men timeline takes place from 1962-1993 (before most of the MCU), they could just say that Fox X-Men was always in the MCU and just never...

So basically they reverted Wanda to before she snapped in House of M. Shouldn't everyone then be thanking Magneto now? They basically reverted her back to when she was more stable.

I always got...

I noticed that Magneto magnetized Cap's shield and threw it at Iron Man. Has he always been able to do this? I thought that vibranium was beyond Magneto's power.

Don't the Keaton movies and Batman Forever and Batman and Robin all take place in the same universe, recasts aside though? Two-Face very much didn't know Batman's identity in Batman Forever.