why is it horse manure ?
yea I wouldnt let this get to you. posters are upset that emma is continued to be shown as the villain she always has been and that cyclops admitted he was wrong. dont let their lashing lose sight of this; storm wasnt even in this issue or even referenced.
this all happened under Scott lobdell he who admitted stated he didn't like storm as a character. what would u expect?
i have no idea but u cant assume it was emma.
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I think your confusing what i'm saying. The whole reason for I vs. X was that mutants where being killed and the earth was reaching a saturation point where mutants would die. When the little girl died in the tent Storm made the decision to go to war with the inhumans. That had absolutely nothing to do with Emma or the fact that cyclops was killed. I think your the one confusing the two because one was a flashback. Emma attacked the inhumans, yes. But it was for the same reason that Storm initally approached the inhumans over, because she was hurt over Scott being killed by black Bolt. Which did happen but just in a less direct way. storm did not declare war because of anything Emma did because Scott was in fact killed by black bolt and there was no war after his death. There wasn't a war until there was essentially no other choice but to destroy the cloud (Which was the only choice from the beginning in my opinion.) So you can skip back and forth all you want but it doesn't really change anything. Every action Emma took was because of what happened in Death of X and apparently Storm explained well to Medusa what Emma was going through.
and black bolt must have agreed because he apologized to Jean in X-men Red.
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First, Hitler Cyclops was a stupid idea because they didn't even show Emma's projection of him do anything that bad.
That being said, I do think Scott was going in a wrong direction. He was putting mutants above everyone else, he was making too many morally dubios decisions. He was isolating his side way too much.
Now, to be faie, part of Scott's problem was that, unlike Wolverine, he really didn't have that many outside connections. Unlike other X-Men, Scott was just accosiated with the X-Men. He wasn't an Avenger, he wasn't with the Fantastic Four or the original Champions. He was just rather isolated, which made his job harder because he couldn't trust other teams. And frabkly, the Avengers never really endeared themselves to him.
So my opinion is that Scott did have problems that he couldn't work through, he was making the situation worse. However, he was a victim of circumstance and his own personality as much as anything.
I've been as loud as anyone supporting Cyclops through that time, but I also balanced that out with criticizing Marvel for going that direction in the first place. I take Cyclops' speech (and even Cable's anger about IvX) to be more a commentary on the stories being told, not the characters actions themselves.
Move on, let it go. JDW, Brisson and Rosenberg are here to deliver us to the promised land.