Can someone remind me when Stasis found out Firestar is a double agent?
Or did this happen off panel somewhere and we’re just supposed to roll with it?
Haven't been following the book for a bit but when did the xmen just start blatantly killing people?
"Dear World: the nation of mutantkind is watching you. Do not #$%& with us." -Cable-
Well, that's what years/decades of struggles, suffering and death against you just for existing (with a couple of Genocides in-between) will do for you
ETA: I'm not saying the X-men killing recklessly is a-good
But here, they are in the middle of a war for survival, with Orchis still aiming for their total eradication (and inflicting as much suffering as possible)..
So, I won't shed a tear if they keep getting the Shadowcat treatment
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Im with you but Im also with the other posters that aid it was too OOC for Kurt to kill anyone. Thats just not in his nature and he wouldnt do it unless it truly was a matter of life or death for him which this wasnt. Him bamfing one random agent in space wasnt turning the tide for anything. If we wanted to be true to Kurt, he'd have teleported the gun out of the guy's hand or knocked him out from behind. The same result in terms of that battle would have been achieved but without compromising a core value of him
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They did put their serious faces on and say this means war in last issue. So I guess they dont mind killing ORCHIS who wants to kill them? Who konws.
It takes me back to this reveal from Second Coming
X-23 openly killed in front of him and he was horrified. Now I think he's a bit more evolved and wouldnt have the same reaction to the X-men killing given the circumstances, but he most certainly would not partake in it himself. Thats just a step too far
Ironically, I guess you could also look at it as them trying to say a message bc Kurt was against killing back then and ended up being killed as a result
Last edited by Havok83; 02-14-2024 at 12:15 PM.
I hope it's something that is addressed later for Kurt once the dust finally settles. I go back and forth because on the one hand it's out of character for certain X-Men to easily kill, no doubt. On the other hand any Orchis soldier left alive could potentially circle back and kill mutants again including children. They've committed to the cause of mutant exile and/or extermination and are ready to kill not only mutants but humans as we saw at the Gala. I guess the X-Men could take prisoners but I don't know how feasible that is logistically at the moment.
"Danielle... I intend to do something rash and violent." - Betsy Braddock
Krakoa, Arakko, and Otherworld forever!
Since the story became about a human/AI genocidal war on Mutants and they became the victims of an enemy who is decisively winning.
The writers have put Mutants in a position where not killing would be insane and suicidal. They're killing soldiers during a war, but still trying to protect regular humans.
well "That Laura" was a "teenager" current Laura is a young adult.
The thing is this is not a XMEN team mission. this is a "country mission" as Emma said "OUR NATION is on the run" reffering to Krakoan. Its not the Xmen who are killing Orchis member is the "Krakoan Army" something like that. (Who happen to be almost all former xmen)