I meant it in the sense that he would be anchored to this dimension and not endlessly tortured in that other dimension he gets sucked in when he starves. All mutants are beautiful on Krakoa but they could give him some lab engineered Summers marrow so he can become hawt too.
This issue was alright, it introduced a new threat and wrinkle to Krakoa with them being able to compromise Krakoa gates to a extent. Them being not the typical type of X-villians and having another motive other than mutant hatred adds a layer of complicity to the conflict they have with the X-men. Shaw trying to engage them, instead of straight up attacking them, i feel was a good way of displaying how the Black King goes about business in the new direction we have. I don't mind the series so far introducing new concepts and then moving forward to the next concept the very next issue, but i'm hoping in the future we get more from the other story beats picked up in little interludes.
As the seeds are planted i wanna see some of their growth. It is still early though, so it is not a big complaint of mine. I think this was alright, but i want a little more from this title.
There is certainly something to be said that for all the comments on their powerlessness and obsolescence, this is like the fourth time in as many weeks that the baseline capacity for innovation has punched mutantdom squarely in the gut.
Forge needs to pick up the pace