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Mutants save the Earth

Flatscans get to be part of the protocols (WHY?)

Eternals are hated by said flatscans

Mutants don't gain anything in return because the...

Sounds like people are actually comparing *fictional* humans to a minority. When humans are rounded up, executed, discriminated against and having said discriminatory faculties protected by federal...

Will Wanda's killer step forward and meet justice?

Will this so-called "trial" end with conflict between Earth's inheritors and the Avengers?

Will Wolverine actually stab somebody in this...

Save for a handful of particular characters (Hulk and Spider characters), I'd rather the Avengers and characters adjacent to them be kept in their corner of the Marvel U. I don't see a reason for...

In other words: Flatscans learned NOTHING from the Terminator.

Tony Stark and Reed Richards never had to suffer any true comeuppance for their actions during the OG Civil War (Stark got his brain rebooted, which was an out and Reed only got a few "stern" words...

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If we're using the context in which humans define "playing God", then you could make a case for it. Personally, I find the alarm in mutants doing so to be unfounded, considering that baseline humans...

Where do I begin? I love the setup with the terraforming of Mars and having it being inhabited by the Arrakan mutants and how this will tie into books like SWORD and the rest of the cosmic bloc of...

I could never get interested in anything Avengers-related; the same goes for most things dealing with the FF/Thor/Shield/Iron Man/Captain Marvel (Danvers)/etc. The stakes never felt important in...

While Wanda and Beast are the main suspects to be the center of "The Trial", but I wouldn't be surprised if the defendant in question happens to be Sabretooth. Considering the plot thread being...

Yep, in a comic book. It's nothing serious nor morally debatable. Taking it seriously is usually a bad sign regarding the person making moral absolutes. Again, it ain't serious. Move on, bro.

Which is nothing out of the ordinary of a supervillain group, which she happened to be a part of at the time. Again, in the grand scheme of things, the things Emma did were not anything horrific. ...

If I'm being honest, a vast majority of the "sins" Emma has committed are miniscule in the grand scheme of things. What she did to Storm, many telepaths have done and gotten away with FAR worse...

Not when said minds harbor irrelevant opinions, but hey. Let's keep it pushing

Pointless anti-Krakoa and anti-Mutant whining aside, this is kinda refreshing to hear this coming from Jimmy, taking into account that not to long ago, Logan was bitching about Cyke's mission in...

The only problem with that stance is that you're basing such an action due to what may or may not happen. My suggestion was based on the things said scientists have already done (Civil War I, Secret...

Every time the planet gets taken over by machines/Earth gets invaded by vengeful aliens (World War Hulk, anybody), it's usually due to the irresponsibility from Richards/Stark/Pym/etc. Real talk,...

And the moral of the story is:

NEVER let Wanda outside without adult supervision, because she clearly needs it, that and another mess caused by an Avenger that mutants have to clean up. Joy...

Just got off work and I got to read the issue. The ending was better than I was expecting and I am glad that "Franklin visiting Krakoa" plot has been confirmed, as I called when the mini started. ...

After looking at the spoilers for the previous issues and the brushing aside of Reed's pathetic attempt at being a parent for a moment, I agree with the consensus on this thread in regarding this...

Hickman- Simply for the nuance to long established continuity along with the detail and the time and care put into the execution of the writing. That and it being science/mythology based is always a...

I'm all for the characters practicing Polyamory in the comics. Hell, Claremont started the whole thing with his take on various X-relationships (Storm, Mystique, Logan, Kurt, etc.), so why not keep...

I tend to judge people based on not only what they read, but their immediate takeaways from said reading material(s). Judging from how some posters wildly react to certain subjects being merely...