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[Dthirds3]

As we open travler is giving a speach overseeing the depoeereing of Justice
You know the deal bla bla bla cure mutants bla cured justice of powers bla
But fire star planed this, she knew he's do the presentation himself and secreatly fried justices inhibitor so he escapes

Justice: orcrist is lying to you
Orcist goons procide to blind fire through the onlookers
Travel: you idiots take there phones
Orcrist goons procide to then fire on there own supporters
Justice knocked them out and leaves
Fire star jumped in to save onlookers
The orcrist fans see her as the one good mutant

Later
Travel: well as you see orcrist saved the day everyone
Onlookers: you dicks you shot at us

Stasis called: nimrod and I would like a word with him on his failure

Exactly as Firestarter planned

[DarkMagnus]

this will end in a mental dissorder illness for Angelica.

[danielsan52]

this will end in a mental dissorder illness for Angelica.

If she ends up with PTSD, Emma should be the one to voluntarily help fix that. It’s would the least she could do after her bs from the Firestar limited series.

[davetvs]

She can change her name to Fireztar and start killing.

[CGAR]

I'm really liking this story. Thank goodness we get these weekly. Never cared about Firestar or Justice but I think they got a good showing here.

I would love the Steve's to give the Academy X-Men a little arc.

[danielsan52]

She can change her name to Fireztar and start killing.

Never for Angelica. She’s too great a character to be a murderer.

However I love that idea for an evil counterpart:

“Demonica Jones aka Fireztar “

[Nicoclaws]

She can change her name to Fireztar and start killing.

Firesthar.

Anyways I thought her plans would involve the Gala footage... Maybe next issue or in the main books i guess ?

[JB]

I like that the narrative is starting to break thanks to what Angelica did. It would be great if after next week's final issue she and Vance work together to continue to bust up the narrative.

[Huntsman Spider]

I like that the narrative is starting to break thanks to what Angelica did. It would be great if after next week's final issue she and Vance work together to continue to bust up the narrative.

That would be very excellent.

[CoCoBandz]

If she ends up with PTSD, Emma should be the one to voluntarily help fix that. It’s would the least she could do after her bs from the Firestar limited series.

Not enough.

Where is Butterrum?

Firesthar.

Anyways I thought her plans would involve the Gala footage... Maybe next issue or in the main books i guess ?

How about...Stharfyre? That's legal right?

[Frontier]

Keikaku douri .

[kevlon]

Is this the last issue on Firestar?

She will still have a big part to play in the main book at some point. I hope.

[Factor]

She can change her name to Fireztar and start killing.

I laughed more than I should at this.

[Chris0013]

this will end in a mental dissorder illness for Angelica.

Comics never deal with the emotional or mental fallout of all the trauma the characters go through....otherwise Doc Samson would be a multi billionaire with all the money he charged for his psychiatric help.

If she ends up with PTSD, Emma should be the one to voluntarily help fix that. It’s would the least she could do after her bs from the Firestar limited series.

The least Emma could have done is stayed away from Angelica when she was told to at the end of the LS.

[Huntsman Spider]

Comics never deal with the emotional or mental fallout of all the trauma the characters go through....otherwise Doc Samson would be a multi billionaire with all the money he charged for his psychiatric help.



The least Emma could have done is stayed away from Angelica when she was told to at the end of the LS.

Yes, exactly. And then you get s*** like Heroes in Crisis at DC, which originally started as "heroes (finally) go to therapy," but degenerated into a murder mystery in the vein of Identity Crisis, especially when it came to wrecking the good name of a beloved character just to be edgy, also arguably perpetuating the fallacy held by too many people in real life that "therapy doesn't work."