Scott Summers: Cyclops Appreciation 2020

[gambitxremy]

https://screenrant.com/xmen-cyclops-hates-eyes-powers/

[gambitxremy]

https://www.cbr.com/marvel-vs-dc-batman-x-men-fight/

[Glio]

Ah, I have seen again the debate about which is better strategist, if Cyclops, Batman or Captain America.

When the obvious answer is: They have different approaches.

PD: Even telepaths from other universes are attracted to Scott, it is incredible.

[gambitxremy]

Ah, I have seen again the debate about which is better strategist, if Cyclops, Batman or Captain America.

When the obvious answer is: They have different approaches.

I couldn’t agree with you more

[SpiderClops]

Ah, I have seen again the debate about which is better strategist, if Cyclops, Batman or Captain America.

When the obvious answer is: They have different approaches.

Well, Cap and Bats get way more plot armour and fanboy writing than Scott.

[maxi_miceli]

https://twitter.com/NotLasers/status...93102116253698

[juan678]

https://www.cbr.com/marvel-xmen-reas...mmers-brother/

[Glio]

I've been rereading the Dawn of X comics out of boredom and I've noticed something funny. Whenever Scott is directly asked what he thinks of Krakoa (Sue and Polaris), he ends up citing his family, deflecting the issue a bit. And when he is questioned by his father and then Kurt, he makes it clear that he prefers to focus on the good and not the bad.

The only time he shows direct hostility to a Quiet Council decision is when it involves Alex. It is clear to me that Scott's stance towards Krakoa is ambiguous but he feels he has to give a show of unity as Captain Commander. And Krakoa has resurrected her two brothers and given him a home for his family. How can he not support it?

It is a very interesting pressure cooker that there is right now and it is a matter of time to see how it explodes. He knows there are things wrong in Krakoa, he knows there are things right, and it seems that Hickman wants to play with it, with ambiguity and veiled doubts.

[gambitxremy]

I've been rereading the Dawn of X comics out of boredom and I've noticed something funny. Whenever Scott is directly asked what he thinks of Krakoa (Sue and Polaris), he ends up citing his family, deflecting the issue a bit. And when he is questioned by his father and then Kurt, he makes it clear that he prefers to focus on the good and not the bad.

The only time he shows direct hostility to a Quiet Council decision is when it involves Alex. It is clear to me that Scott's stance towards Krakoa is ambiguous but he feels he has to give a show of unity as Captain Commander. And Krakoa has resurrected her two brothers and given him a home for his family. How can he not support it?

It is a very interesting pressure cooker that there is right now and it is a matter of time to see how it explodes. He knows there are things wrong in Krakoa, he knows there are things right, and it seems that Hickman wants to play with it, with ambiguity and veiled doubts.

I think your so on point right now.
I feel the same way. I think there’s going to be a split or rebellion and Scott is going to lead it.

[Glio]

I think your so on point right now.
I feel the same way. I think there’s going to be a split or rebellion and Scott is going to lead it.

I think there is going to be a bait and switch with that. There is going to be a Summer Rebellion ... led by Cable. With the support of the Summer Council. I think at some point Xavier is going to lock Scott up in The Pit. And that when they release him there will be an optic blast to sky that will mark the most awesome moment in all of Krakoa.

And to add more to the bet, I think the line that Xavier is going to cross that Scott is not going to tolerate, is going to be related to Vulcan. Scott clearly does everything he does for his family right now.

[AJpyro]

I think there is going to be a bait and switch with that. There is going to be a Summer Rebellion ... led by Cable. With the support of the Summer Council. I think at some point Xavier is going to lock Scott up in The Pit. And that when they release him there will be an optic blast to sky that will mark the most awesome moment in all of Krakoa.

And to add more to the bet, I think the line that Xavier is going to cross that Scott is not going to tolerate, is going to be related to Vulcan. Scott clearly does everything he does for his family right now.

Optic Blast to the sky from Krakoa?

SOunds like a homage to Giant Size.

[xiyon]

https://twitter.com/NotLasers/status...93102116253698

I normally call BS / marketing strategy at any recent X-Writer/Editor claiming to be a fan of Cyke, but this dude has rep and, more importantly, gets him. And stoked the fire for my Tyke-23 ship again.

Hope the book comes out soon. I'd be a happy Xiyon even if this might be the last x-book I'll read.

[gambitxremy]

https://youtu.be/3mpGaY546Dk

[Glio]

Optic Blast to the sky from Krakoa?

SOunds like a homage to Giant Size.

I am thinking more about the culmination of Astonishing but yeah, that too.

Symbolically and visually, having Cyclops shoot into the sky to reunite the X-Men is a concept that always works. It's like the burning 4 of the Fantastic Four.

[Peanutsinspace]

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Inspired by his 90s era X-Men Blue team uniform, the Cyclops Sixth Scale Figure features a detailed head sculpt based on Scott Summers’ comic book appearance, complete with his blue mask and signature red and yellow visor. His costume includes a blue fabric bodysuit, yellow fabric briefs, a fabric belt, and sculpted yellow accents like his belt pouches, chest harness, boots, and thigh bands. Two red ‘X’ buckles add an additional pop of color to Cyclops’ uniform, and the figure also comes with a brown leather-like jacket accessory to complete his classic look.

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