Maybe im just paranoid about AXIS and Marvel in general, but...

[dragonmp93]

Someone else think that at the end of AXIS, its going to be revealed that Cyclops wasnt inverted, that by some reason he was immune to the inversión spell, and actually was following Apocalypse and the Inverted X-men out of his own free will, that he just liked the idea of gutting normal humans ?.

[just another user]

They can't do that now because since you posted about it in public you could sue Marvel. So it should be ok

[Doctor E]

How long i know, even if he wasn't inverted he would still be right so it's all good.

[Rising7]

I can see him probably reflecting on what happened and thinking part of him liked being inverted. Actually I think that's how most of the characters will think back on the experience, especially the characters that stay inverted.

[Daymare]

I just hope once this is all over Havok's scar can go away, Apocateen can go back to his young age (and not be forever scarred by Scarlet Witch jacking with everyone...again...), and Storm can grow some hair.
#savegenis #saverogaine #saveface

[Swashbuckler]

I just hope once this is all over Havok's scar can go away, Apocateen can go back to his young age (and not be forever scarred by Scarlet Witch jacking with everyone...again...), and Storm can grow some hair.
#savegenis #saverogaine #saveface

lol, Havok's scarred face will be 6-feet under.

[Gray Lensman]

lol, Havok's scarred face will be 6-feet under.

I'm pretty sure the event ends with Havok saving the day, but at the ultimate price. And I don't mean having to be having to be written by <insert name of the X-Scribe you hate most here>

[Kieran_Frost]

No. Bendis originally said nothing in Axis would effect Uncanny X-men; then added said (paraphrasing) "oh, actually later I did think of one thing that will have a consequences for someone..." I don't think the entire villanization of his lead character would slip his mind like that. Remender doesn't get to dictate to Bendis about ANYTHING! If Bendis wanted Cyclops as a villain, he'd be one. He isn't. Bendis wins!

[Sea Hound]

I'm pretty sure the event ends with Havok saving the day, but at the ultimate price. And I don't mean having to be having to be written by <insert name of the X-Scribe you hate most here>

I have that impression too. And that would be an enormous thing for Scott; who despite all the conflicts still loves his brother. Maybe that's the consequence RR was talking about.

[Celestialbodies]

No. Bendis originally said nothing in Axis would effect Uncanny X-men; then added said (paraphrasing) "oh, actually later I did think of one thing that will have a consequences for someone..." I don't think the entire villanization of his lead character would slip his mind like that. Remender doesn't get to dictate to Bendis about ANYTHING! If Bendis wanted Cyclops as a villain, he'd be one. He isn't. Bendis wins!

Um, not so long ago I would of agreed, but lest we forget how an oh so new Avengers' writer once told a story that changed the entire landscape of the X-franchise for years, so if he has Marvel behind him then Rememder may be given free rein especially seeing as originally AXIS wasn't even supposed to affect Bendis' books!!!

[BlitheringToot]

I just hope once this is all over Havok's scar can go away, Apocateen can go back to his young age (and not be forever scarred by Scarlet Witch jacking with everyone...again...), and Storm can grow some hair.
#savegenis #saverogaine #saveface

If only ... if only ...

[berserkerclaw]

No.. Cyclops was, inverted. No matter what cyclops wouldn't go that far. He hasent killed humans at, all.

[Park Slope Pixie]

semiotically, I think it's a reference to beta male misogyny.

[Darth Kal-el]

Scott is not a villain yet. Bendis will take him to the line and then we will know one way or another but it hasn't happened yet. Scott might turn out a villain or the ultimate good guy

[MarvelMaster616]

It's an interesting theory, but one I think would be too complicated for Marvel's taste. It would be too much of a double-take, requiring too much thinking on the part of the readers and the writers involved. So I don't think they'll go for it. I think Marvel and the powers that be are content to keep it simple in that they want to keep labeling Cyclops as a hero. He's a very flawed and damaged hero, but still a hero none-the-less. I don't think they'll risk overcomplicating him, especially while Bendis is writing him.