i don't like pepper and tony, because i don't like gwyneth paltrow
and also like it was said the gambit/rogue thing seems overdone
i don't like pepper and tony, because i don't like gwyneth paltrow
and also like it was said the gambit/rogue thing seems overdone
Exactly what Carabas said. There was ONE issue from about 1980 where they meet and decide to part as friends. Then suddenly 26 years later with no other developments they suddenly have this long lasting love????? As to compared to say Forge whom Storm had been off / on again for many issues of Uncanny X-men over the course of 25 years. That relationship felt real because many a page had been devoted to it over the years and no retcons were required. The mini series done in 2006 that led to the marriage is a retcon of the story from about 1980. CBR even did an article on it: http://goodcomics.comicbookresources...-meet-exactly/Originally Posted by Carabas
As to letting it go, this is a thread dedicated to Marvel relationships you don't like. So its the perfect place to bring it up though its not even close to my #1 most hated as that goes to the child molestation Pete Wisdom / Kitty Pryde one.
Someday I want some writer to do a tongue in cheek story where its revealed that an ancient curse was placed on Kitty dooming her to fall in love with any man named Peter that she meets. Peter Rasputin, Peter Wisdom, Peter Quill, Peter Parker (Ultimate side), etc. Or just have Deadpool make the obvious innuendo dick joke about Kitty really really really liking Peters.
Susan Storm and Reed Richards was always my least favourite pairing. Never clicked with me.
This relationship never really had a chance of being accepted by many readers. Many were angry (many still are, me included) over the OMD debacle and how it erased the marriage. Then the writers give literal F*** YOU to the marriage fans in the first scene of the Brand New Day era by having Peter making out with some random girl. Literally the first scene, they couldn't have said F*** YOU to the marriage fans any harder if they tried. Then Carlie comes in almost immediately as the new love interest so of course she's resented by those who liked the marriage.
I'm frankly surprised Sue hasn't had a handful of affairs. Blame it on her Malice persona or whatever, but there's no way any real woman puts up with being second and sometimes third fiddle to Reed for any length of time. The dynamic might have worked for a 1950s couple, but not in the present.
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Sometimes when I check out Gambit and Rogue...it makes me regret reading the current going ons with Rogue. It's so melodramatic and weak....it's like the worst of the worst. Twilight with sappy Soap Opera angst ala General Hospital. Just disgusting. The Gambit character brought Rogue down to record lows. I loved when she left his ass to die in Uncanny #350. Then they screwed it all up and her popularity has never been the same since.
Leaving aside the relationship, she's solidly maintained her popularity. For a long while (years and about 60 or more issues) X-men Legacy could well have been titled Rogue and her Uncanny friends as she was the clear main character and everyone else was supporting. Then she got promoted to the Avengers.
She's always been my #1 X-person.