Trial of Magneto #4 Preview

[PhoenixThanos]

When in doubt, blame MCU, like that **** actually affects her comic presence.

Many comics aspects have been changed due to the MCU, most have been changed back thank god.

[Witchfan]

Magneto Should Still Be Scarlet Witch's Father, And Marvel Knows It
https://screenrant.com/magneto-scarl...etcon-mistake/

[GenericUsername]

Many comics aspects have been changed due to the MCU, most have been changed back thank god.

The MCU didn't cause her absence from comics. That started with the end of HoM.

[WallStreeter]

When in doubt, blame MCU, like that **** actually affects her comic presence.

Leah said what she was allowed to do had to be in the confines of the MCU. Not my fault Feige took over the comics division. Basically, everything that is happening in comics has to meet his approval as after the Fox merger Feige was given control of the comics division as well.

[WallStreeter]

Many comics aspects have been changed due to the MCU, most have been changed back thank god.

I judge each case individually. If the change is good, great. If the change sucks, get rid of it.

Of course change will always occur with the times.

[PhoenixThanos]

The MCU didn't cause her absence from comics. That started with the end of HoM.

I'm not really talking about Wanda here, mainly comics and the MCU in general.

[Frobisher]

Leah said what she was allowed to do had to be in the confines of the MCU. Not my fault Feige took over the comics division. Basically, everything that is happening in comics has to meet his approval as after the Fox merger Feige was given control of the comics division as well.

Where did she say this? Sounds fishy as pretty much the entirety of the current status quo is not in the MCU, and it's not like Pietro is dead in the comics or the twins Sokovian.

[king of hybrids]

If MCU synergy was actually relevant to the twins I’m reasonably sure they’d have gotten more than scraps since the publicity for AoU

The MCU has become an awfully convenient boogieman to blame the comics division’s failures on

[Gnostic]

If MCU synergy was actually relevant to the twins I’m reasonably sure they’d have gotten more than scraps since the publicity for AoU

The MCU has become an awfully convenient boogieman to blame the comics division’s failures on

To be fair, Pietro died in AoU and wasn't even mentioned until six years later in WandaVision.

[Gnostic]

Firstly, neither Jean nor the clone the Phoenix Force fashioned after her committed genocide, which, per Oxford Dictionary, is defined as follows:



The Phoenix clone-turned Dark Phoenix consumed a star, which resulted in it going supernova and decimating D'Bari. Dark Phoenix was not aware that consuming the star would result in the death of billions.

Secondly, the Shi'ar Death Commandos eventually murdered Jean's entire family while she was still dead, though Rachel witnessed and recounted the massacre in Uncanny X-Men #467. The scene is long and gruesome, so I'll just post this page:


Later, in Guardians of the Galaxy #13, as a time-displaced teenager, Jean was put on trial by Gladiator and other members of the Shi'ar, but, after a battle with Gladiator, which was prompted by her finding out that he had been responsible for having her family murdered, the fight ended in a stalemate.

Subsequently, Oracle came to Jean's defense, noting, "This Jean Grey is...different than the one you so fear, Gladiator. She already has a different relationship to her mind and power set... This fight is over. It is done."

Towards the end of the issue, the Guardians of the Galaxy's Peter Quill comes to Jean's defense and warns Gladiator, "The Earth is under our protection, Gladiator. Next time you won't even get near it." Jean was officially resurrected a few years later, and her relationship with the Shi'ar has been different ever since.

Jean knew about the existence of aliens though. So at best she got careless.

[Mercury]

Jean knew about the existence of aliens though. So at she got careless.

That’s quite the reach.

[Gnostic]

That’s quite the reach.

I don't think it is. Even the narrator says that she ate that star "without a thought of the consequences". Suggesting that she was being carless.

[Mercury]

I don't think it is. Even the narrator says that she ate that star "without a thought of the consequences". Suggesting that she was being carless.

This is true. I was responding to you saying “Jean knew about the existence of aliens,” but, on second thought, that’s true too. In either case, the Dark Phoenix certainly didn’t commit genocide. It was involuntary manslaughter on a mass scale by reason of insanity.

[Anduinel]

If MCU synergy was actually relevant to the twins I’m reasonably sure they’d have gotten more than scraps since the publicity for AoU

The MCU has become an awfully convenient boogieman to blame the comics division’s failures on

This isn't a new thing - the studio side of the business affects everything from character and costume design to character use. It's just on the X-Men side, we've gotten used to that manifesting more as neglect and kneecapping (re: IvX). I do wonder if that's going to change once the cartoon gears up to launch.

[baumblume]

i hate mcu..it is rasict