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SHIELD has been doing nothing but fucking up lately. And people STILL work with them. Probably because at this point Hill has been insanely blatant about, "If you don't then we'll just blackmail you."

That's been Hill's game since Civil War, I think.

(Man, Maria in Civil War was a SHIT. Blackmailing Wonder Man, siccing Noh-Varr on the Runaways, siccing the T-Bolts on Spider-Man.)
 
I can't stand shield in a lot of the recent Marvel books I read.

Nick fury and crew are such dicks to the mutant cause
 
The fact that all the Marvel heroes are just ok with the Inhumans poisoning mutants really takes away from any potential this series has to be decent.

As for the outcome, I just hope the relaunched books don't go back to making every character except Cyclops useless.

They've ruined and/or killed just about every X-Man for Cyclops, especially Beast, Xavier and Jean.
 
Damn I miss OG Nick Fury, the least they could've been done was bring over Sam Jackson Fury.

That's pretty much what Hill is.

I mean, ultimate fury was pond scum that didn't hesitate to drop a cannibalistic hulk on top of his problems and bullied banner and those around him every chance he got.
 
Is there a villain named "FOX" in the Marvel Universe?

It would only be appropriate if this villain was the cause for wiping out all mutants.
 
The fact that all the Marvel heroes are just ok with the Inhumans poisoning mutants really takes away from any potential this series has to be decent.

As for the outcome, I just hope the relaunched books don't go back to making every character except Cyclops useless.

They've ruined and/or killed just about every X-Man for Cyclops, especially Beast, Xavier and Jean.

My understanding is that it's positioned as a catch-22 between the two races. The terrigen gas/cloud is necessary for the creation and discovery of new inhumans, but will poison and sterilize mutants.

you would have to pick one or the other. Do nothing about the terrigen and mutants die out. Eliminate it and inhumans die out. Both sides have people that have been integral to defending the human race and whatnot from threats foreign and domestic.

Whose interests do you pick here?
 
The fact that all the Marvel heroes are just ok with the Inhumans poisoning mutants really takes away from any potential this series has to be decent.

As for the outcome, I just hope the relaunched books don't go back to making every character except Cyclops useless.

They've ruined and/or killed just about every X-Man for Cyclops, especially Beast, Xavier and Jean.

Has this not been brought up in any books? nobody trying to find a way to stop the terrigen mists because of how fucked up they are? seems to me that everything leading up to the events of this and what followed would scream for such an answer instead of a collective shrug.

Shield fucking around with cosmic cubes and nobody thinks to magic up a giant vacuum cleaner. Bunch of assholes.
 
The mention of time travel got me to go look up how they had solved Matthew

X-Man Tempus then used her powers to go back in time and with the help of the Professor X of the past managed to make Malloy's parents never meet, causing him to never have been born and cease to exist in the present and thus saving Scott, Illyana, and Emma from death.[5]

...how in the name of fuck does bendis get this kinda shite past his editor? like... fuck. I mean. Even ignoring the time travel, that's just.. dreck.

What's narratively wrong with that?

It's fucked up but interesting fucked up.
 
My understanding is that it's positioned as a catch-22 between the two races. The terrigen gas/cloud is necessary for the creation and discovery of new inhumans, but will poison and sterilize mutants.

you would have to pick one or the other. Do nothing about the terrigen and mutants die out. Eliminate it and inhumans die out. Both sides have people that have been integral to defending the human race and whatnot from threats foreign and domestic.

Whose interests do you pick here?

I haven't gotten around to reading any of the new Marvel stuff in a long ass time, so I have no context of what happens outside of reading random crap on here or /co/.

From what I sorta gather, the mist came from the Inhumans setting off a bomb on Earth.

Did they get anyone's approval for that?
If not, it seems like the super hero community, Shield, and all of the worlds Governments would have some problems with this.

Has there been no backlash against them from anyone other then the Mutants who it's killing?
 
What's narratively wrong with that?

It's fucked up but interesting fucked up.

That's not how time travel has been established to work(ed) in the marvel universe. Like, not even remotely. Way it worked, you go back to the past and change shit? Bam, whatever changes you make spawn in a new universe and your original timeline keeps on trucking completely unchanged. The main reason why that was done is precisely because allowing people to go to the past to fix shit in the present results in paradoxes. The second reason is because it makes for terribly lazy writing. There is no drama whatsoever if you know hopping back to the past to fix shit is a viable option.

Not only that, if you can do that, you're gonna have to find a whole lot of very contrived excuses for why in blazes you ain't doing that ALL THE TIME. For example, if tempus can do that, why the fuck didn't she go back to save Xavier? Or prevent all the phoenix crap from happening? Or prevent the red skull from sixising everybody? And so on and so forth.

Plus the one guy who could, in fact, go back to the 616 past and change stuff in the timeline was one Victor Von Doom.
 
I haven't gotten around to reading any of the new Marvel stuff in a long ass time, so I have no context of what happens outside of reading random crap on here or /co/.

From what I sorta gather, the mist came from the Inhumans setting off a bomb on Earth.

Did they get anyone's approval for that?
If not, it seems like the super hero community, Shield, and all of the worlds Governments would have some problems with this.

Has there been no backlash against them from anyone other then the Mutants who it's killing?
Of course there's been backlash from the entire world, but some of the people who change are leaning into it. The mutant sterilization side effect was unforseen though. Black Bolt set off the bomb to cement his legacy and ensure his people's survival, not as an attack on the mutants.
 
That's not how time travel has been established to work(ed) in the marvel universe. Like, not even remotely. Way it worked, you go back to the past and change shit? Bam, whatever changes you make spawn in a new universe and your original timeline keeps on trucking completely unchanged. The main reason why that was done is precisely because allowing people to go to the past to fix shit in the present results in paradoxes. The second reason is because it makes for terribly lazy writing. There is no drama whatsoever if you know hopping back to the past to fix shit is a viable option.
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Not only that, if you can do that, you're gonna have to find a whole lot of very contrived excuses for why in blazes you ain't doing that ALL THE TIME. For example, if tempus can do that, why the fuck didn't she go back to save Xavier? Or prevent all the phoenix crap from happening? Or prevent the red skull from sixising everybody? And so on and so forth.

Plus the one guy who could, in fact, go back to the 616 past and change stuff in the timeline was one Victor Von Doom.
Didn't aou screw up time travel?
 
Of course there's been backlash from the entire world, but some of the people who change are leaning into it. The mutant sterilization side effect was unforseen though. Black Bolt set off the bomb to cement his legacy and ensure his people's survival, not as an attack on the mutants.
This. The mutant-killing/sterilizing side-effect didn't come up until recently.
 
I haven't gotten around to reading any of the new Marvel stuff in a long ass time, so I have no context of what happens outside of reading random crap on here or /co/.

From what I sorta gather, the mist came from the Inhumans setting off a bomb on Earth.

Did they get anyone's approval for that?
If not, it seems like the super hero community, Shield, and all of the worlds Governments would have some problems with this.

Has there been no backlash against them from anyone other then the Mutants who it's killing?

The bomb wasn't something they decided to do for fun, Thanos attacked attilan during infinity. Black Bolt blew up Attilan to:

1.) Keep everything there from falling into the hands of Thanos, which would have absolutely been worse than free roaming terrigen clouds

and

2.) Possibly kill Thanos in the process

There really wasn't much time or room to request permission from the world's governments when Thanos was in the process of murdering them all

This. The mutant-killing/sterilizing side-effect didn't come up until recently.

yep. it's entirely a post secret wars invention, which is kind of bizarre when you consider just how much time passed between Infinity and Time Runs Out without anyone saying a thing about it.
 
Didn't Scott die when he had the Phoenix force and tried to fight doom

Secret Wars spoilers:

The Richards family live in an analogue of Heaven where they're repopulating the multiverse. They restored the 616 universe pretty much intact with a few minor changes and brought people that had died back to life. Virtually no one knows this.
 
Didn't Scott die when he had the Phoenix force and tried to fight doom

Fun Fact: EVERYONE died during secret wars. The current marvel universe is a recreation of the previous one by the molecule man- with the exception of a dozen people who survived Time Runs Out AND Secret Wars (doom, reed, parker, miles, molecule man, black panther, femme-thor, captain marvel, namor, star lord, and possibly groot)

everyone else died and was resurrected/recreated.
 
Is it the Richards with molecule man? I didn't finish it and that sounds kinda out there even for comics
 
Didn't aou screw up time travel?

it did, yeah. the "time travel results in a splinter multiverse" is gone. Now it just changes the timeline.

2099 in particular is no longer a separate universe, but the prime marvel universe a number of years in the future. This is interesting because 2099 (which keeps changing, see spidey 2099 for why this is) is competing with several OTHER potential apocalyptic futures for the marvel universe.

it's all kind of odd, and quite questionable as to why marvel went this route.
 
Is it the Richards with molecule man? I didn't finish it and that sounds kinda out there even for comics

Yep, Reed, Sue his children and the kids from the future foundation are using a combination of Molecule man's and Franklin's power to remake the mulitverse
 
Has this not been brought up in any books? nobody trying to find a way to stop the terrigen mists because of how fucked up they are? seems to me that everything leading up to the events of this and what followed would scream for such an answer instead of a collective shrug.

Shield fucking around with cosmic cubes and nobody thinks to magic up a giant vacuum cleaner. Bunch of assholes.
There were several trying to stop the cloud at first. Banner tried to gamma bomb it, but it didn't work as planned and I think it made ot worse in fact. Seems like everyone gave up after awhile.

Beast and Sinister are the only ones trying to stop its effects on mutants. Separately of course, as Beast is studying terrigen with the Inhumans and Sinister is making Cyclops mutant/Inhuman hybrids in his basement.

I recently thought of it: I wouldn't be surprised if (Civil War 2 spoilers)
Project PEGASUS finishes that cosmic cube that Thanos was after, Thanos gets it, and erases the terrigen.
Just a little theory I have
 
Getting cucked by Logan since the 70s you mean. Then again so did panther, but at least he got to punch him out.
Logan has never smashed Jean outside of alternate universes, he's forever taken that L from Cyclops.

Where do people get Cyclops being cucked by Logan from when Wolverine does shit like this
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That's not how time travel has been established to work(ed) in the marvel universe. Like, not even remotely. Way it worked, you go back to the past and change shit? Bam, whatever changes you make spawn in a new universe and your original timeline keeps on trucking completely unchanged. The main reason why that was done is precisely because allowing people to go to the past to fix shit in the present results in paradoxes. The second reason is because it makes for terribly lazy writing. There is no drama whatsoever if you know hopping back to the past to fix shit is a viable option.

Not only that, if you can do that, you're gonna have to find a whole lot of very contrived excuses for why in blazes you ain't doing that ALL THE TIME. For example, if tempus can do that, why the fuck didn't she go back to save Xavier? Or prevent all the phoenix crap from happening? Or prevent the red skull from sixising everybody? And so on and so forth.

Plus the one guy who could, in fact, go back to the 616 past and change stuff in the timeline was one Victor Von Doom.

Ahh right.

Funny enough the marvel wiki decided to just designate all the Malloy stuff as it's own universe TRN533 lol.
 
Logan has never smashed Jean outside of alternate universes, he's forever taken that L from Cyclops.

Where do people get Cyclops being cucked by Logan from when Wolverine does shit like this
XMen07.jpg
Because they want to believe Logan is anything other than a creepy guy who goes, "Be a bad girl Jeannie."
 
Thankfully they didn't go for the Kitty Pryde and Wolverine pairing it was originally planned for their miniseries, because yikes.
 
I've al ways wished they drop the Logan/Jean shit.

Granted I don't find Logan creepy for wanting companionship just because he ages so slowly it's not fair to him.

Still Jean is boring and even Cyke got upgraded from her ass to the much better Emma.
 
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