"This is starting to sound like a bad comic book plot"
-Spider-man
“Evil is evil...lesser, greater, middling, it's all the same."
-Geralt of Rivia
"Wow. You made Spider-Man sad, congratulations. I stabbed The Hulk last week"
Wolverine, Venom Annual # 1 (2018)
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I can't wait to see scott and logan working side by side. Without schism or love triangles, it could be cool.
It is not, reverse the roles and see how things look. Jean would be weakened by the fact that she can't overcome that her husband chose another woman instead of her.
Scott has been treated badly over the past few years, his wife died, his mentor turned out to be a tyrant, his friends turned their backs on him, stopped being seen as one of the greatest heroes by an unsavory guy who cheated, an antihero, the "greater heroes" of the earth considered him a villain, his friends equal, didn't receive respect even after his death, now he has to return to life only to see the love of his life in the arms of another? I don't see anything good in all this, as I mentioned this issue will only bring bad things, not only for Jott but also for Jean and Scott as well as the relationship of Jean with her children especially Nathan and Rachel. if this matter ends when they come back from this UA there will be no problem, so those fans who want Jean to sleep with others will be happy, that does not mean that Jean and Scott are back together automatically, they still have many things to solve but If they maintain this relationship, it will only bring bad things.
Is true lol, I really do not know why they do this to Scott, it is clear that Marvel hates him, when Jean was dead and if she had returned to receive the same treatment that Scott whould recive soon would have been horrible. she was lucky to avoid that wound, it seems that Scott will not have the same luck.
I think it's honestly a trapping of Scott's character now. He fights for others, but doesn't consider himself worth defending. Luckily he's had very strong support over the years from various sources to shore up his self-worth issues. Charles, Ororo, Jean, Emma, Nathan and most of the other senior X-Men all chimed in at different times to say "you're worth something Scott, you matter to us". It's the most heartbreaking thing about the last 15 years or so. Everyone of those people has reversed that narrative, with the exception of Jean, who's been absent, and Emma, who's also absent. And Nathan who's pretty much absent by nature.
As Fubar pointed out, Marvel came up with a way to keep Jean's morality intact in this situation. That's not new. Marvel made Scott take the fall with Maddie so they could re-unite Jott in '86. They did it again when they decided that Emma should be paired up with Scott instead. So, the shoe will never be on the other foot, because when it's comes to looking bad, Marvel will always select Scott if the choice is between him and Jean. Even when Jean misbehaves, mostly around the PF, every one of the X-Men line up to defend her.
That may come of sounding like I'm sour on Jean. I'm not. I'm sour on Marvel writers and editors who signed off on these moves and who are still at it.
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Maybe on the surface a Jean/Bishop relationship started from the AoXM AU allows them to keep their moral credibility but it also hurts the characters in that the basis was manufactured by another person and they choose to keep it going anyway. This applies to any relationship carried over into the main MU - I wonder if Marvel has even considered the implications. I mean, Jean is a powerful telepath but can't separate those memories from reality? Or worse - chooses not to?
And just reading that first paragraph makes me sad for Scott, how can anyone think he deserves any further antagonism?
According to this place, he's a symbol of hate, toxic masculinity and whatever buzzwords I can't come up with, so I guess he deserves all he got. It's seriously sad. If anything, Ulfhammer's post makes me wish Scott just stayed away from Jean and the rest of the X-Men, for his own good lol