X-Men Monday #32 10-14

[Filthy Mutie]

Nothing good about being an a-hole..
And nothing sneaky about flat out calling people stupid..

He doesn't need to tell me..this kind of pompous arrogance is expected from a guy who feels the need to call his own ideas clever..if you need to go around telling people how smart you are..well..it doesn't mean anything good..

Arrogance, pomposity, conceit, condescension, petulance..these are not good things

Call the police!

[Devaishwarya]

I'm going to assume he didn't choose any questions pertaining to Xavier's new TK powers as that would give away an incoming story plot.

[Triniking1234]

I honestly can't think of a moment outside Hidden Years where someone brought back the green mini dress.

[Maestroneto]

I honestly can't think of a moment outside Hidden Years where someone brought back the green mini dress.

Teen Jean wore the green minidress in Beast’s mindscape because that was his favourite outfit.

[Wiccan]

I think maybe he just meant that, Jean did it for the same reasons she did in the Dark Phoenix saga. "I'm not sure. Nostalgia? Pride? I started as Marvel Girl, and that's how I'll finish."

[ExodusCloak]

She last wore the dress in Phoenix Ressurection. She doesn't want to wash it because the dress smells of her parents.

[spirit2011]

She last wore the dress in Phoenix Ressurection. She doesn't want to wash it because the dress smells of her parents.

She threw it away on the first chance she got lOL

[Havok83]

Wasn't the second X-Factor costume just a red recolour of the first one? The All-New X-Men costume already contains some green and is highly unlikely to be used considering it belonged to the time displaced version. As for Revolution, I don't even know what that is.

Her last X-Factor costume wasnt



The ANX costume had green but it wasnt a green/gold color scheme so its fair game. Jean and her teen counterpart are the same character so the look belongs to her. I recolored it and it makes it feel different enough that I could see adult wearing it



As for Revolution, its this

[ExodusCloak]

She threw it away on the first chance she got lOL

She didn't. X-Men Red Annual

[Havok83]

She didn't. X-Men Red Annual

The Annual literally picks up exactly where PR ended. Probably a few hours passed by the end of the issue and she hasnt worn the costume until HoX #1

[JKtheMac]

She last wore the dress in Phoenix Ressurection. She doesn't want to wash it because the dress smells of her parents.

But the problem with that is it isn't real and she didn't 'put it on'. She simply cycled through her memories back to that one.

I mean she could have been thinking of her parents, but that doesn't feel too relevant to this story.

[ExodusCloak]

But the problem with that is it isn't real and she didn't 'put it on'. She simply cycled through her memories back to that one.

She is shown wearing the costume in the X-Men Annual Red where she spends a whole day in it.

The Annual literally picks up exactly where PR ended. Probably a few hours passed by the end of the issue and she hasnt worn the costume until HoX #1

She gets several opportunities to change. She even visits Laura apartment. But she stays the whole day in her marvel costume.

She attends the mansion to talk to Rachel as well

[Wiccan]

The annual starts immediately after PR. She just kinda went around wearing it because it's what she had on.

[Havok83]

She is shown wearing the costume in the X-Men Annual Red where she spends a whole day in it.



She gets several opportunities to change. She even visits Laura apartment. But she stays the whole day in her marvel costume.

She attends the mansion to talk to Rachel as well

She was dead; she didnt have any of her own clothes anymore and changing or shopping wasnt a priority as she was too busy playing catch up in those hours immediately following PR #5. She left it on bc thats what she was wearing and changed it at the end of the day and never put it back on until the Hickman minis

[davetvs]

Great Q&A. I enjoy Hickman's directness and swatting of boringness/hate, but still giving a lot of meat to his answers.



Could mean over-used, or over-powered.

I think it's over-powered in this case, because--if you notice--he's normalizing everyone's powers. A good example of this is Jean Grey at the Orchis base. (Communicating at that distance is still very impressive, but there was a subset of Jean fans who were up in arms about this.)

If you have a bunch of god-like people rampaging around, it's boring and brash. An embarrassment of riches. Yeah, Storm has "harnessed the power of a galactic core" (which is nonsense), but know what's cooler than Jean or Storm just floating through everything and dismantling their challenges at a molecular level, or whatever? Having limitations. Having to work with their team. Having to use finesse and having moments under pressure.

So, he wants a hard-cap on who can be a threat at that level, and even then there are still high costs. (See: Proteus)

I agree. Storm and Jean are two of my favorites but the way their stans go on about them needing to be all-powerful, all the time is like...how boring is that?