I'm surprised this was good
At the very least ignores a lot of her recent characterization altogether (IE the whole casual clone resurrection is directly opposed to her most recent solo series, where she was specifically trying to STOP the creation of any more clones). And it's yet ANOTHER character with close ties to non-mutant friends and/or family whose close ties pretty much have to be ignored for the whole Krakoa premise to work. Never mind she's on MULTIPLE occasions told either the X-Men or Avengers where to stick it over the exact sort of "Us vs. Them" mentality Krakoa is built on.
Also, Laura being casually down with Kwannon wanting to kill people is at odds with her more recent position. Even where people hurting children are concerned (IE Captain Ash and her pirates) she held back from killing anything human/sentient.
Last edited by Ambaryerno; 11-13-2019 at 08:33 AM.
Didn’t have much expectations from this book. I was blown away. The art and the storyline were impressive. I’m
Surprise it turned out one of the best lines to come out of Dawn of X.
Theres some really funny lines of dialogue in this. Art was great and so is the set up and array pf satellite characters. Very interesting and will continue reading.
I thought I was going to hate this.
I personally don’t think they’re the best choices for this particular book but I’m open to it. I love the thumbnail character sketch of Bling (I am not using the exclamation point, sorry) but virtually any time I’ve seen her in sustained action she’s annoyed me. We’ll see.
I enjoyed the issue a lot. I saw mixed reactions on twitter, but I think it is best to always check books out for yourself and not to be informed by the opinions of others. I'm surprised we do not have a spoiler thread yet.
You’re basing how Laura would feel on a warped understanding of the resurrection process we were given. She wouldn’t rebel for something that isn’t happening (which you insist is clone murder) therefore what would be bothering her is her inability to ever chill. Something I thought Tamaki’s run kind of captured neatly is that she’s always doing a mission because there’s always an injustice happening somewhere that needs her attention so for all that to come to a relatively neckbreak-paced halt is jarring for a lot of the soldiers and predators of Krakoa.
They slobbered over Rosencanny each week so make of that what you will.
laura's "safe is lame" motivation is kind of flat to me.