Originally Posted by
Lucyinthesky
Yes this is why I believe a mutant nation who also shares space with humans is a good way in achieving actual co-existence and so far Genosha was the closest they got to this, until Krakoa lifts some of the bans on migration or at least began a more closer cooperation betwee humans and mutants something I would like to see would be cooparative scientific research on Mars, that would be awesome.
Scott didn´t have much of long term plan, he just wanted to keep what was left of the decimated mutants alive and given Osborn bassically made them enemy #1 of the US at the time Utopia was a good answer as any and later it became a refuge for mutants before AvX. It was not really a nation and it wasn´t meant to be one.
It´s hard to say for sure because I believe Hickman has put some clues about not everthing being quite well with Krakoa even if the idea itself is a good one, so I will wait and see on this, so far with Onslaught presence it seems it´s paying off waiting a little and I am sure Inferno will reveal more in the near future.
Yes that was the premise of the endangered species story, they all were going to die off and mutants would become extinct and it was until Hope´s birth and later direct intervention by Phoenix that mutants could be born again and have mutant children. I don´t think it was an idiotic premise, this was exactly the state of things HoM left mutants so writers at the time were just developing stories around it and I believe they did good in general, there are some really interesting stories from this era and Mike Carey, one of the writers who developed the Messiah trilogy, was one of the best of that time, he really had Claremonts insight with the characters and developed their world despite the limitations of the time given decimation.
If co-existence could not be achieved in the US that was the X-men main home, then it´s doubtful it could be achieved in the rest of the world, Krakoa is more an answer to the state of things post decimation and that was also something that needed to be addressed and I hope Duggan is going to retake the X-men as team that fights for all, because both things are actually neccesary to begin to approach coexistence.
I loved Fallen Angels premise so I hope some other writer tackles it, the writer did a work that seemed more appropiate for a movie or a tv series and that´s why I guess he didn´t get to develop it.
I belive Duggan X-men are going to be the traditional X-men, "No longer hated but that anyway work to protect everybody and I like that premise, it brings the franchise back to what traditional readers are used to and it´s nice to see.
I REALLY don´t think Scott would not talk with Jean about the Crucible but I also think that particular issue is something Onslaught made easier for them to understand because otherwise I really can´t see them supporting it, so hopefully it will be addressed in Way of X but the "fireworks" themselves was quite the opposite from the Crucible, they were a way to avoid War with Arakko and other countries as well to address some elemental needs Krakoa had at the moment so as far as that goes, I could see Kurt, Jean and Scott supporting it, especially with Storm as Regent now, if they had put someone else I could see them having more doubts.
They have to aske permission from Storm first before going to Krakoa and Yes that was explicit on Planet Size.
I would like that to be the case, in fact given todays interview with JDW I believe it´s possible that if they find out he didn´t do it that he will be put on trial for trying to use his authority to get Wanda ressurrection which obviously will put him in an opposite possition to at least half of the QC and the country but I guess we will have to wait and see.
I just don´t see her doubting that he killed someone but I could see her doubting he killed his own daughter but I guess we will have to wait and see, so far I think she will have much to do with the X-men to really get involved on Magneto´s trial but Lorna definitely is going to be involved given JDW interview.