Last edited by ZNOP; 09-07-2016 at 04:00 PM.
-- only to used said "ill gotten gains" to fund his own terrorist activities...
Last edited by ZNOP; 09-07-2016 at 04:00 PM.
so what? Tony Stark profited from the first Civil War. how is that any less sleazy?
What Civil War are you talking about? I ask because last I checked the American Civil War started in 1861 and ended in 1865 -- Tony Stark wouldn't be born until well into the next century...
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Xorneto IS CANON, this is something very old that has been discussed so boredom.
Victor von Doom threw a child to hell, Franklin Richards, and sacrificed his ex-girlfriend to the demons by more magic burning her alive .. and all this is still canon
and Doom is now a very handsome good guy, and future partner of Tony Stark. I suggest a similar thread in the thread of Marvel comics to be fair.
Mutants are always treated more harshly, including villains reformed.,
Last edited by bubibartra; 09-07-2016 at 05:20 PM.
I think whether Xorneto is canon right now is a little more iffy now than it was say, a year and a half ago. During Bendis' run it was pretty clear in canon, but now that Bunn is using one of the Xorn's, it's a question of what he's doing with that particular bit of continuity.
I'd like a definitive once and for all answer, because from the end of Gillen's run to the end of Bendis', Xorneto was canon. But now it might not be and I'm tired of all the back and forth.
"We come into this world alone and we leave the same way. The time we spent in between - time spent alive, sharing, learning together... is all that makes life worth living." - Jean Grey
Lets not forget Gambit having the Marauders enter the tunnels to set up children to get murdered. Then was afraid and such a coward that he refused to tell Rogue about even after she begged him in X-Men #45. That's a real hero? LOL.
"God-like power..." uhm, wasn't Erik losing his power at the end of his solo? I bet he's not even working on his own power right now, but Lorna's or something.
Also, there's a difference between doing something on your own and doing something after being under the influence of something. With Jean, it's even more different because it wasn't really her.
"We come into this world alone and we leave the same way. The time we spent in between - time spent alive, sharing, learning together... is all that makes life worth living." - Jean Grey
Wow, impressive effort in this troll attempt. *slow clap*
You do remember that was a retcon for one, in addition when Gambit lead them into the tunnels he didn't know what they intended to do so he didn't know that anybody was going to get murdered or even harmed, as soon as he knew he tried to stop them and nearly died trying to stop them, so it was a stupid decision of Gambit's but he wasn't complicit in the attack like you're stating...
As for the thinking that it was Madrox, not the one where Xavier lead the team up to the space station to stop him, they all knew full well that it had been Magneto that had done it and not Madrox...
sure you don't want to walk that one back? how smart does a person have to be know that Scalphunter and Sabretooth don't have good intentions? Blockbuster was a neo-Nazi. Gambit doesn't get to pull the "I didn't know they were going to do something bad" card. heck, didn't Sabretooth kill someone Gambit was intimate with; prior to the Morlock Massacre?