Yeah and I failed to see what was boring
The aliens that dissected Vulcan are going to be interesting in upcoming x-men issues.
And for those complaining about the summers clan, Vulcan is clearly a center piece in whatever's coming, hence his involvement in the brood issue and his time in this issue and looking at every facet of his life currently is necessary at the moment.
The letter from Scott was warming..and sweet.
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But the Summers aren't important right now, you could put any other group of characters on their place and the story Hickman is telling would be the same. The only character who seems important is Vulcan, the rest are just background.
X-Men #1 may look like it have the Summers as focus, but the real important thing is showing the status quo in Krakoa and giving the hook of the New Mutants traveling with the Starjammers. X-Men #2 is about the other island and Apocalypse conection to it. #3 was about setting Horderculture; #4 about Krakoa relation with other nations, etc.
In any of those issues Cyclops or his family were actually the focus point, they were at best a point of view, but mostly he was there just to give the appearance of connection.
really fun issue, dark but very very informative,i enjoy getting an answer quickly to vulcans mystery because this development and what happens latter is much better, he had potential to b truly good and now that was used as a false cloak, but he wants to try to be better, now he has people to do so.
the letter from scott was also realy cute, much better than the main event.
decent issue, cute character piece for Vulcan. interesting that he wasn't resurrected...I wanna know where they found him now lol
I wish Petra and Sway were "unpacked" a bit , very one-note here. I hope the codependency between the three of them is a developing story and doesn't just get dropped
So, do you think those aliens were part of the Cancerverse? I've already mentioned this before but they can be an interesting contrast to the Dominions
How many kids does Deathbird have? Vulcan's baby, Lifeguard, Slipstream, those two in the Imperial guard...
I liked this issue, but it was a bit thin. Petra and Sway had no personality, being sorority college girl stereotype. They were essentially interchangeable, they spoke with the same voice. Granted, it's not that they really had established voices before. But they kinda could've just been anyone, if not for their relevance to Vulcan.
I get that the intent was to portray them all as traumatized messes, but it wasn't substantially realized. Aside from Vulcan.
I'm wondering how those multiversal things that funked with Vulcan are relevant. I don't think they're Arakkoan; that would be convenient, and relevant, and they look like gross demons, but I don't think they are.
It could be something with Titan/Dominion space but... I'd be a little surprised to see individual fleshy units there? Whatever that Supremor looking thing that ate Vulcan in the Fault was, it looked organic.
I don't think its going to be cancerverse because thats just... idk, it just didn't feel like that to me. Not quite the same aesthetic, and too much of an established (and dealt with) issue.
Cancerverse reappeared in Nova comics. It is true that the aesthetic does not fit 100%, but it is after all where that portal connected. That thing looked a bit like "Cancerverse Supreme Intelligence".
A universe ruled by flesh and magic seems like a nice contrast to the Dominions, just like the Brood are a perfect organic counterpart to Phalanx.