Victor Creed: Sabretooth Appreciation 2019

[Silver Fang]

Teamwork is not equal tp being best friends.
My point is: they're grown ups. They won't tear each other's throats while in the same boat. That would be totally stupid and mess up everything.
It's more convenient to be on good terms than to be on bad. And Yuriko most probably knows that.
Who said Weapon X team is related to x-men? Victor calls himself a 'best x-man', but are x-men aware of that?))

Your dislike of Creed x Mystique and everything about them doesn't change the fact that Yuriko can forget old disagreements for bussines.
You can ignor Aaron, Pak and other writers you don't agree with, but that's still canon.

OML stated they were the X-Men's team of hunters, and Domino again calls them X-Men when talking to Omega Red.

Also, old disagreements were about business. He betrayed her & she got no money. That's perfect reason to not do business with him again. Lol

They WERE in the same boat, but after issue 11, the entire team had no reason to still be together. And Creed was still written trying to tear OML's throat out. Despite that being contradictory to Creed's inverted persona.

Far as canon, there's 5 different versions of it because nothing is consistent.

It's canon Creed & Mystique hated each other. Until it wasn't.

It was canon Creed loved his mother, but wasn't when Gilleon wrote he killed her.

It was canon Sabretooth was stronger than Logan. Until it wasn't.

Monet was black, until she wasn't. Lol

Point is, characters are all over the place. And some fans will overlook later retcons.

So, imo I still don't think Deathstrike should be on good terms with Creed. Just because someone wrote it as suck doesn't mean it makes sense, and isn't contradictory. And it leads to the question on why the Hell she would work with him when he still owes her money. lol

But I won't tell you what to go by in canon. So it's an agree to disagree. We're all stuck picking & choosing since characters are written numerous ways based on a writer's mood or fondness for said character.