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I’m expecting to see a last wave of resurrections before the era is over. After all, Quentin Quire is currently a decapitated head, but he looks intact in the previews for McKay’s book. I don’t see...

Candy is dressed like Jean as a clear reference to her role in John Byrne’s X-Men: the Hidden Years, where she donned Jean’s Marvel Girl outfit for an arc.

I think the winners are all the characters that were dead and now are alive.



I mean, this is basically what her Unlimited arc was.

It was odd how both Sunfire and Firestar had their plots...

In all fairness, Krakoa is quite literally not a real place.

On the other hand, they already announced books set in Alaska, New Orleans and Chicago. Arguably more “real world” places than Marvel’s...

That title must go to Prodigy, surely?

Candy dressed like the Hidden Years, Wanda from First Class… Annie Nocenti with the continuity flexes.

Realistically speaking, the X-line is never going to have enough space for all the characters worth spending time on.

https://www.marvel.com/articles/comics/new-ultimate-universe-july-titles-spider-man-black-panther-x-men



Surge in her villain era?

I feel like there’s more redundancy between Marvel and WildStorm than there was between DC and WildStorm. So many WS concepts seemed built to riff on Marvel concepts.

RIP to Kiden Nixon lol.

There’s nothing more embarrassing in the end of this era than turning the living island nation of Krakoa into a tree guy getting dragged through a desert.

It’s Jackson and Kelly (aka Hivemind).

In all fairness, Prodigy got a fair amount of Krakoa-era content.

I mean, if you don’t want to read them, just don’t read them.

The must-read of the Krakoa era is Hellions.

Great issue. This is shaping up to be one of the best series Marvel has put out in years.

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/graymalkin-lane-the-podcast/id1568987168?i=1000649971835

At around 55 minutes into this interview, Ewing confirms that the Genesis War was originally imagined...

It’s an iconic thing that Pixie does, so for adaptation purposes it makes sense to roll it into her base power set.

That’d work for me. I love the Captain Britain stuff for her and I don’t want it to go away.

Geoffrey Thorne spends a lot of time on CBR forums, so I don’t want to be rude in case he reads it.

But in terms of why X-fans might not like him… A while back he said some things about the mutant...

I’ll miss the Captain Britain stuff. Hope it circles back around eventually.

So, so funny they’re using the Ultraverse logo. Funniest possible choice. Incredible.

Peach Momoko could get work at any publisher she wants. Marvel is lucky to have her, not the other way around.

I’d say no insofar as I don’t think Marvel lets many books go longer than 10 issues anymore. As an intentional publishing strategy. A solo book lasting more than a year? Kinda just Wolverine and...

My understanding is that Inferno was originally going to be about Mr. Sinister seizing control of Krakoa and the Quiet Council disbanding.

The point of Krakoa was the mutants no longer cared if they were hated and feared, because the humans couldn’t do anything about it anymor. In theory. Obviously FoX said they were wrong about that.
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