I didn't even remember this abomination of a story exists. Shame on you for reminding me of this traumatic event. May we never speak of Gage and his run on XML again.
I didn't even remember this abomination of a story exists. Shame on you for reminding me of this traumatic event. May we never speak of Gage and his run on XML again.
It's hard for me to listen to someone not in my position. A caterpillar can't relate to what an eagle envisions.
She smacked down Glob Herman, she should be given a medal just for that alone.
When you side starts the fight, with unprovoked violence you don't get to claim self-defense.
He was trying to think of a reason that anyone would be stupid enough to send that team to do that job, That the were tmonority thrwow awaus goes with how the Avengers were protrayed in this event.
Cap had to be a complete idiot to send that team the only one that didn't have mental issues decide that he would try to bully people that could squash him like a bug. the team was too small to do the assigned job, to crazy not to make thing worse, and to arrogant to realise tht they were in far over their heads. Hell even some of the youngest students would have no trouble with that team
Than there's what happened at Avengers Academy where Captain America "detained" all the students from Utopia and ordered Hank's school to keep them an eye on them.
The kids weren't "under arrest" but they weren't "allowed to leave Academy grounds even if they wanted to" because Cap felt they would side with Cyke.
Most eventually did as they hated how they were being treated like war criminals even though the Avengers had invaded and razed their home.
In that light, it doesn't seem like such a surprise or even a shock that they would. If even non-mutant superheroes are going to treat mutants as too inherently dangerous not to be contained and controlled, then why should mutants bother trying to ally with super-powered non-mutants that don't see them any differently than ordinary humans do? Might as well stick with the guy who's at least a staunch defender of the right of their kind to (continue to) exist as opposed to someone who'd rather sell out for their own fragile self-esteem or to settle a longstanding grudge with the former.
To answer the OP, Captain America and Scarlet Witch get more flack than anyone else in the Avengers because Captain America is the de facto leader of the Avengers even when he's not officially leading the organization and was pressing the charge against the X-Men in that event to begin with, and Scarlet Witch's actions in House of M led to this whole sorry saga in the first place. To put it more succinctly, Cap and Wanda are key figures behind the badness in and leading up to Avengers Vs. X-Men, so the Avengers-hate is concentrated on them and everyone else in the Avengers is pretty much collateral damage, Spider-Man, She-Hulk, and Falcon included.
The spider is always on the hunt.