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I really thing Sandman was better off as a superhero in my opinion. Yes, his powers expanding were interesting in the BND and Big Time eras, but it would've been cool to see him as a hero with it. I...

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I always had a soft spot for the Seagle/Kelly era. Reading both titles, I felt like Kelly's run was the stronger one of the two. I just wished the X-Office had run smoothly in terms of continuity and...

Did anyone else have any characters, moments, or issues they liked during this era? I liked Marrow and Cannonball's interactions, and liked how Sam might've reacted to Marrow's crush on him. Cecilia...

I find Laura to be a very compelling character, and the villains she fights help push through her the epic challenges in her life psychically and metaphorically. In this new run, will she develop a...

I strongly agree with this. I got the Seagle/Kelly issues last year, and fell in love with Maggott's character. I was always turned off how they couldn't keep his visual look consistent. I'm...

I always have a huge soft spot for Maggott. Despite the slang he says, he's a very good-hearted and genuinely kind person who wants to do the right thing. I loved him in Joe Kelly's run, especially...

Nah, I would've had Gambit, Bastion, and Sinister still be alive. Just leave their faith be ambiguous. I was just messing with you lol! XD

Yeah, OZT was awesome in some areas, but I loved Iceman stepping up. If I had OZT planned my way, here's how it would be done. Before it starts, I'd have Psylocke killed by Sabretooth and Bishop...

I talked with Seagle at NYCC 2017 and he was a chill guy. I asked him what issues he wrote and it turns out 350 to 352 were just fill ins. At least I know what he intended to write, but forgot to ask...

I feel this way as well. Kelly's run was good, but I loved the psychological feel Seagle brought. Also I was thinking the same thing if this was the same guy from the action movies, but it was a...

I'm curious why Marvel decided to reprint the Kelly/Seagle runs in Blue and Gold? Not that I'm complaining, I think it's a good thing. Just wondering what made the people who run the company to...

I read the interviews for Seagle and Kelly in the back of the Blue and Gold books respectively, and they seemed very passionate about what they wanted to do. Also it was cool to see some unused...

I heard some controversial things about that time, and I'm glad I avoided that era like the plague. Marvel may have had been in bankruptcy during that time, but boy Bob Harras was a lousy...

It was their original plan. Found some links about them explaining their run.

http://secretsbehindthexmen.blogspot.com/2012/06/changing-x-men-directions.html?m=1
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Actually, Jean was supposed to have the Phoenix Force, and if I were the two I'd have Jean use her powers to bring Storm back from the dead. After all, the Phoenix Force can bend the rules lol.

Seagle/Kelly were the ones that wanted to kill Storm, when Magneto planned to turn the Earth upside down. Storm would use her powers to turn the Earth back into it's original course, but the strain...

I remember that issue. Gotta say, Cannonball was my favorite X-Man back in that era. Loved how he stood up to Gladiator, but then that was it. At least Kelly did something with him and gave him a...

I agree, I wanted to see where they would take Jean's powers or those sub plots involving Dark Beast and Sebastian Shaw.

Ugh, I hated how they added in Colossus, Kitty, and Nightcrawler. >< I love those three, but I would've loved to see the new characters grow and see where the veterans went in terms of direction.

Ugh, I hated how they added in Colossus, Kitty, and Nightcrawler. >< I love those three, but I would've loved to see the new characters grow and see where the veterans went in terms of direction.

No argument there. To be honest, while Seagle was good, I was leaning towards Kelly's take on the X-Men. He really did do a good job moving Cannonball forward, going from rookie to veteran, and how...

Hey fellow X-Fans, how is everyone? :cool: As a fellow X-Men fan, I started out with the cartoon in 1992, and then I didn't start reading the books until 1996 during the Onslaught era, but stopped in...

I kind of like there to be two X-Men titles, both Uncanny and Adjectiveless. Certain eras I like, such as the Seagle/Kelly and Gillen/Aaron era had unique voices. Well, the Seagle/Kelly era had a...

I am a very dedicated fan of Wolverine, going back to the Larry Hama and Paul Cornell runs. It's great to see the beloved hairy Canuck return to his righteous glory, including his gruff personality...