As a Cyclops fan I have to tentitively agree with this statement. I'm cautiously opptimistic that this is not a sign that they are going to continue to villify him. Not with all the other elements in that preview and the previous book. The fact that they had Wolverine tell him that he did ok, which is great strides for his character. I think this is going to be about them rebuilding the dynamic before their fight and all that followed. Not only that but hopefully moving beyond where they were before and building the most bad ass team of desperadoes. A X-men team that gets s*&$* done. Like the seven samurai but gritty superheroes that aren't afraid to kick ass and take names. A team that is used to getting help from no one but them selves and working with next to nothing. That's the vibe that I get from the cover preview that shows the team. They look like they have gone through the wringer.
Since the two will be running this team together it is in both of thier interest to help the other succeed and have eachothers back. Cyclops looking bad/failing will also make Logan look bad. Like in Star Trek if Picard is failing Riker looks bad for not doing his job which is to assist and vice versa. A great team looks out for their own and doesn't sabotage their leader. I also think the fact this team is going to be about taking direct action on their personal threats to the community will help keep Scott from becoming distant and removed from his commerades. It's much harder to be relatable when running a city or larger group.
Throughout the previous issue, Scott came off as the good guy an underdog hero that is rough around the edges. The way they had Scott challenge the mutant hate riot, got beaten up by the rabble but that he didn't fight back until he lost his glasses. A real badass fights when it is judicious to do so can take a beating if the objective is to show who the true monsters are. It's a classic protest tactic. Cap and the others are also tarnished for not speaking out and enabling the abuse. The defaced monuments, attacks on blindfold and the use of leathal force when it was warrented on those that had it coming the most. This Scott may be messed up but he's being much more down to earth and is giving off vibes that feel like real classic revolutionary/robinhood stuff. Will establishment hate them? Heck yeah they will but the establishement always loaths these sort of characters. Those in charge often don't want change if they are sitting pretty and removed from the consequences. It takes characters that are a thorn in their sides to bring about change.
Anyway, I think that Scott expressing his doubts was part him trying to mend ties with Logan by saying sorry about how the fight was handled and things that happened after with out directly saying sorry about the personal pain. It is a gesture that shows his trust in Logan. I doubt Scott would say these things to just anyone and he hasn't. Even if he wanted to he couldn't afford to show weakness to the world at large.
I also think it was because he is messed up from all the stuff they have gone through. It makes sense that he would struggle with depression, PTSD and anxiety. If it was slowing him down that would be one thing but he keeps on fighting. These things just make him look more badass. It's a sign that he's smart, devotted to helping those in need and that he knows a lot about these things. As a general rule the more you know the more you know that don't know. Is he really ok with all that he has had to do and the consequences? No he is not. However like Sisko from DS9,
Cyclops will learn to live with it. Though I don't think Cyke has done anything to that degree yet, but he may feel like it he has. Just like other characters reactions to things have not been logical people are often not logical. Good friends work to forgive and can work through these things. This is why I agree that he should stay away from Iceman and Beast and maybe Storm.
Not only that but perfect heroes are boring, but they are not very relatable. I would much rather have a more X-Force like Cyclops that is also a hero like he was in Joss Whedon's Xmen. That version of Cyke was pretty badass power wise sometimes but also had weaknesses and struggled. All those difficulties made him pulling off badass clever feats when the chips were down and their backs against the wall all that more satisfying. Like this one.
https://comicvine.gamespot.com/cyclo...essage-4092414