Oh, yes, Emmaphobic, here we go.
And that's why, when he comes back, Scott should stay away from Jean Grey.
More love, less hate. Scemma forever.
Oh, yes, Emmaphobic, here we go.
And that's why, when he comes back, Scott should stay away from Jean Grey.
More love, less hate. Scemma forever.
He did. Magneto. He ran to him for everything.
I think the point is more that Jean could have produced more consensus and positive PR for Scott's leadership than Emma could. She probably could have moderated some of Scott's less successful ideas. No offense to Emma but bridge building wasn't exactly a strength of hers, nor was moderating Scott. Regardless of your shipping preferences I think you have to agree that's true.
Why, Zombie Scott's little brain can't function on its own?
Whereas in recent years a lot of characters was completely thrown under the bus so Marvel could fulfill a pro-Avengers and pro-Inhumans agenda, Jean fans should be relieved to hear that she was dead during and after the Schism, AvX, EXM, DoX and IvX.
Any character, at any time, can be thrown under the bus.
Wanda, Xavier, Scott, Beast, Logan, Emma, Storm, Kitty and even Jean.
the hardcore Jean fans needs to keep this in mind... always.
that's all.
Last edited by CuteClops; 02-27-2018 at 01:33 PM.
In the San Francisco and later Utopia era he did consult the other X-Men a lot.
Remember the get togethers with him, Emma, Storm, Colossus, Namor, Beast, Magneto, Rogue and Wolverine?
With almost every threat they discussed how to handle it.
After Schism he continued with that together with Emma, Namor en Magneto.
So IMO he did not do all by himself.
"COURAGE, DON'T YOU DARE LET ME DOWN"
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Because they were demonstrably worse at decision making than he was?
"If I'd asked the public what they wanted, they'd have said 'A faster horse'." -Henry Ford
...and I was just thinking there hadn't been a Cyclops bashing thread in a while...
Originally Posted by The General, JLA #38