X-MEN RED #11 Preview

[Havok83]

Bunn's Blue stories operate more like original X-Factor where they ignore what the other X-Teams are doing. That book frees up Magneto, Emma, Havok and Polaris for their other appearances.

Gugg's Gold sets up Hammer Time Storm which gets ignored universally.

Red is horrid:
- ignores Hammer time AND Coates' Storm.
- Remy is still on Earth
- Good Namor
- Laura is still Wolverine
- ignores Hunt and Return of Howlett
- etc.

IDA on the X-Factor analogy as X-Factor didnt ignore the other titles. Simonson and Claremont worked very closely together and stuff from his books were referenced in her X-Factor and vice versa

[Devaishwarya]

IDA on the X-Factor analogy as X-Factor didnt ignore the other titles. Simonson and Claremont worked very closely together and stuff from his books were referenced in her X-Factor and vice versa

Something that is obviously non-existent among today's many writers. One would think that because they are so many, they would actually try to keep things cohesive, instead it's every man/book for himself...cohesion be damned!

[WhiteQueenEmmaFrost]

Something that is obviously non-existent among today's many writers. One would think that because they are so many, they would actually try to keep things cohesive, instead it's every man/book for himself...cohesion be damned!

Something that's obvious to me is that writers/editors on these books this is just a job for them and probably not their passion. That's why there's no cohesion.

[Kurolegacy]

Bunn's Blue stories operate more like original X-Factor where they ignore what the other X-Teams are doing. That book frees up Magneto, Emma, Havok and Polaris for their other appearances.

Gugg's Gold sets up Hammer Time Storm which gets ignored universally.

Red is horrid:
- ignores Hammer time AND Coates' Storm.
- Remy is still on Earth
- Good Namor
- Laura is still Wolverine
- ignores Hunt and Return of Howlett
- etc.

You know each of these things can be attributed to the fact that the book takes place before these events. Not the first Marvel book to be behind in continuity because of telling a story within its own timeframe that started before other events happened in the MU. You gotta remember that this book started back after Phoenix Ressurection happened and the events have transpired over the span of maybe a few months max.

[Ambaryerno]

You know each of these things can be attributed to the fact that the book takes place before these events. Not the first Marvel book to be behind in continuity because of telling a story within its own timeframe that started before other events happened in the MU. You gotta remember that this book started back after Phoenix Ressurection happened and the events have transpired over the span of maybe a few months max.

Don't forget to adjust for Marvel Time. We're probably looking at a couple days TOPS, maybe a week. :-P