cause melody's a badass
cause melody's a badass
Killing people to give them their powers back seems to edgy to me to be honest.
We haven't talked enough about Paige (in her Bachalo WATXM costume!) and Angelo hanging around together <3
Yes, but if there’s any character on Krakoa who would just do it without asking permission, and enlist The Five to help him do it, it would be Nathan. That’s my point. Totally his style to just do it and ask for forgiveness after. And he’s quite manipulative. I’d bet if anyone could convince The Five to resurrect someone as a more powerful version of themself it’s him.
Hell, maybe he does it to be free of the T-O virus? I’m personally not a huge fan of limitless, godlike powerful Cable. Plus his powers have been shown to ultimately burn him out and kill him at full levels. So perhaps he asks them to put some natural limitations on them to prevent this. And maybe he’s the first one to chimera himself and add a new ability that his previous body didn’t have? That could be interesting to play around with. Just saying. Not sure what that would be. Maybe something to compensate for the physical durability and strength that the T-O virus gave him, in being half bionic. Since he’s nerfing his own psionic powers to keep from burning himself out, I could see him thinking he should compensate in other ways. And him teaming up with Sinister to do this would be even more perfect, since he created him in the first place. Not to mention that Sinister already did this to himself, using Thunderbird’s body and physical power set of enhanced strength, speed and durability as his genetic template.
Lots and lots for a writer to play around with there I think...
The book makes a clear point that the crucible is an way to prevent depowered mutants from commiting suicide and is also a person's choice to participate in or not. They aren't throwing every single depowered mutant into a colosseum and making them fight to the death... yet!
Also are we not going to discuss that Warlock moment?
Cause that seems far more unsettling than it should given it's WARLOCK
X-Men #7 is a really weird and disturbing issue. It has that uncanniness that reminds of Moore-Totleben's final issue of Miracleman. That mix of optimism/pessimism, fear/hope.
The dialogue in this issue is really good. The stuff between Cyclops and Wolverine, and especially Nightcrawler and Cyclops. While the interactions between Apocalypse and Melody Guthrie is also great.
I love this shout out to Caspar David Friedrich.
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