Man further delays are disappointing.
One thing has nothing to do with another. People who buy DC future state are mostly DC fans and not x-men fans.
Marvel delaying COTA again just put the book on a harder place, it makes people think that they doesn't have faith on it.
I don't think people eve thought it would be important, not it makes even easier to skip it
Last edited by baxer; 12-04-2020 at 07:48 AM.
Side note; alot of other marvel books are skipping February and January. Wonder if its printer problems
Dimond handled it badly. DC was smart and when to midtown/Luna. Dimond held 4 months of comics back causing every storyline to be re written. The downsides of x of swords/pacing was a result of it serving the dule purpose of stalling for the rest of the x books to get ready. I would be surprised if cota was passed back to reduce the load on printing. The x books coming out during Jan Feb (especially legends) have a lot of variant covers
I'm still convinced theres some kind of twist with these guys. I get the vibe there's more to this than "The Young Avengers, but with the X-Men"
Isn’t the twist suppose to be Forge?
The idea of the 'twist' was basically the only selling point or interesting thing about this series. Most likely everyone would drop it after the first issue. It had to be a hell of a twist and not just another squad of kids.
Did the writer ever dropped any hint that they had a big twist planned for the book? To me it seems to have been only presented as "what you see is what you get" from the start and in all promo material so far.
I got the impression the expected "twist" mainly comes from several people seeing this title and feeling it's so uninteresting/redundant that there had to be a special hook. Which was further helped by being still relative fresh on the heels of HoX/PoX when announced which was full of retcons and world developments people weren't expecting.
NGL I was definitely excited to read at least the opening arc of this book. Idk what's been confirmed yet vs. what's speculation but the idea of human minorities looking up to the X-Men and wanting to be like them is pretty innovative and definitely a more nuanced way to examine the franchise's central metaphor.
Every theory of who these kids are and how they get their powers felt rife with unfortunate implications, so I'm not sad to see this series get ignored.