Aang and Korra have the Avatar State.
Logan and Laura have the Bub State.
"Cable was right!"
“Bad writing” isn’t always the answer, especially when it’s really a case of readers not getting that trauma isn’t a mountain that you have to climb once and then you move on. It’s a mountain that has to be climbed over and over, especially when it’s years of uninterrupted trauma. Laura’s fighting conditioning that shaped her childhood and her identity, and now she’s experiencing a huge upheaval. All sorts of things can rise to the surface in times of great change, and now she needs to find new ways to deal with those things.
Well, despite multiple people telling you why Laura is doing what she’s doing, you stubbornly say that she’s being completely reset. So either you know this is in line for who she is and are just arguing for argument’s sake or you’re stuck on your own interpretation of the character and aren’t open to any type of actual critical thought about her canonical development. Pick your poison.
The problem is the writer regressing th echaarcter to point, instead of taking the character from the point she is. I can be done with more nuance than what fallen angels is trying to do and failing. She camea long way with the solos and I don't see it present on the book
He was doing his own thing, then she was on age of x-men while he was on uncanny. when they got back it was th elast issue before Hickman