Tis true. He's known Scott longer, it seems, having groomed him since childhood (and being more specifically the childhood boogeyman of Scott, from the orphanage, not Jean). And he seems perfectly willing to settle for a clone of Jean, with Madelyne, but has shown no real inclination for settling for a clone of Scott.
It could delve into all sorts of creepy territory, and, thankfully, has not, since that's not an association we really need.
The punch dimension isnt someting thats ever been mentioned in canon with Scott in the books and definitely not in relation with Sinister. Its definitely not a thing with any of the Jean/Scott offspring. Sinister was originally obsessed with the Summer/Grey genetics bc he needed a powerful mutant to defeat Apocaylpse and his research indicated that the combination of Jean and Scott would accomplish that. I think that motive was lost a long time ago and his obsession is purely personal now
He's cloned Scott. We saw an imperfect clone in Extraordinary X-men. The reason why Madelyne existed is bc Jean died and she was backup plan to execute his plan to get a genetic offspring. It wouldnt have made sense to repeat this in the two times that Scott died bc that the baby was already born and its not really a scheme you can do more than once to the same couple
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It's subjective, I know. When I think "mad scientist" I think of Dark Beast or maybe even Doctor Nemesis. The characterization of Sinister in the comics I've read just makes him seem insane for the sake of being insane. Sorta like Jesse Eisenberg's Lex Luthor. I just can't get into characters like that.
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It seems like Sinister had a goal to make himself a powered body and live forever (and deal with anyone, like Apocalypse that threatens that 'live forever' goal), and now that he's accomplished that, he's turned into Dr. Frankenfurter, mostly farting around being decadent and enjoying the results of his success.
He's kinda gotten away with it and now gets to sit back and watch the reality TV that is everybody else's drama.
I don't mind reminding people that he's a creep, but even hinting at sexualizing the abusive past, while the current Sinister is tending towards flamboyant camp, runs the risk of pointing an arrow between gay and pedo, which is not an association that's needed as it feeds into hateful stereotypes that are pretty much the gay equivalent of blood libel.
True, it's just frustrating that people see him as like saviour rather than the dangerous monster that he is. Gay or straight. Frankly, coding Sinister as gay by itself does this since it makes one of the highest profile Quiet Council leaders a dangerous psychopath, it's far worse than Mystique since she at least has depth and isn't an evil caricature.
Literally nobody sees him as that. He's a useful monster to the X-Men in-universe and the narrative is signaling that the other shoe is going to drop with him.
Fandom just finds him entertaining but still knows he's an awful person/villains, just one that can hold our attention for once.
Let’s all just be thankful that Jack Winters got to Cyclops before Sinister recaptured him back to the orphanage.
Jack is the REAL hero here.
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Grant morrison’s run is by far the worst xmen run. His writing is pretentious and his characters are bland. I’ve tried my hardest to get into it but man... it just sucks.