Maybe. The problem is that he has too many plotlines to wrap up. If their were less I would agree. Now it's going to feel rushed and the ending may not be worth it. Then again I hope to be wrong.Originally Posted by berserkerclaw
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02-08-2015, 10:56 PM #61Mighty Member
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Jean loves me this I know because the church says it so.
Havok and Emma were right.
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02-09-2015, 01:29 AM #62Astonishing Member
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As long as he gets rid of the schism and fixes their powers(well Cyke and Emma are the only ones "broken") I would say he ended on a high note. Plot threads are left open all the time but fixing the rift would go a very long way. And maybe as a bonus he could leave the incredible artists with the replacement.
I'm a freedom fighter
I drink apple cider
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02-09-2015, 04:33 AM #63Mighty Member
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Originally Posted by Custodes
I'm thoroughly enjoying Tim Seeley's Grayson, m'self, especially #4&5. It's awesome to have a writer with a firm grasp on his characters... Originally Posted by pixie_solanas
Let your wallet talk.
Never forget, Cyke fans~ https://twitter.com/i/status/1246248602768486402
Jean had more presence in death than Cyke in Hickman's entire run.
Hickman succeeded where 2010s Marvel didn't: make the X-Men villainous and irrelevant.
Hilariously, the X-Men have now fully embraced mutant supremacy and racism against humans.
For other Cyke-centered stories by a Cyclops fan: https://www.fanfiction.net/s/1008144...ffle-or-Boogie
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02-09-2015, 06:46 AM #64Astonishing Member
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You know, I haven't read that one as I have no interest in the New 52 but I've been wondering. Didn't the set up for that series involve Dick Grayson's secret ID being exposed to the world? How does it make any kind of sense for him to go be a secret agent after that? Originally Posted by xiyon
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