he doesnt like it but also says he hasn't read it so moot opinion
Claremont never really gave any clear feelings, I think someone told him something about the current run that he called nonsense and that's as far as it goes.
Had to do with some relationship.
Liefeld also went on a rant a while back because Deadpool 3 got put on the backburner after the Fox merger, so there's a pretty substantial history of "old man yells at cloud" when the era that he got his big start in gets shafted/looks like it's being shafted/isnt the main status quo
Time travel ****. Future babies coming to the present. XTREME manliness. 90s reverence.
I reject Liefeld's vision of the X-Men.
Like a kidney stone...hard pass.
It would be easier to say "What does Claremont like that Claremont didn't write?"
You have fingers left on one hand.
As a comic reader who started and in 90's and grew the love the team during the time, and a kid who watched the 90's cartoon religiously and will still watch an episode or 2 on Disney Plus every now and then, I have to say I really appreciate the heart and nostalgia from that time era.
That said, I haven't been this excited to read, (and buy), comics since Claremont's X-Treme X-Men. What Hickman is doing is exciting and fun and brings some energy back to to the X-Men comics.
Liefeld's tweet implies the X-Men's creative team doesn't know the characters. I disagree. Hickman's know the characters and is moving the whole franchise forward.