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I haven’t read the book yet, but isn’t that her “Shi’ar golem” body that “died” from the legacy virus?
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If that's the case: WHOA. Cool. e: rereading that bit, it looks like her grave is fresh, and she says she "gave herself ten days." So probably not? Unless she dug it up in a previous issue. GOD IS BED fucked around with this message at 22:17 on Mar 24, 2022 |
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Mar 24, 2022 22:13
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Open Marriage Night posted:I haven’t read the book yet, but isn’t that her “Shi’ar golem” body that “died” from the legacy virus? oh good catch
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Mar 24, 2022 23:04
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GOD IS BED posted:If that's the case: WHOA. Cool. I thought the 10 days means she has 10 days to do her plan to use forge’s gun. This is plan b
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Mar 24, 2022 23:14
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no, the robot body thing is what she was doing with the tech bro. they were designing and building it on-panel. the wolverines didn't actually bother to question the guy about what he had been doing with moira.
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Mar 24, 2022 23:41
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As always Mystique and Destiny ruin everything.
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So in the end, the X Lives and Deaths of Wolverine sucked. Just like every other X book Percy writes. What a shock.
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did we ever find out why doug was hiding warlock's presence or was that plot thread dropped?
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Mar 25, 2022 06:56
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It was addressed in Inferno, wasn't it? Doug simply didn't trust Professor X that much, so secretly worked with Warlock to establish a way to listen in on Xavier without his knowing, which led to him finding out about Moira.
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It also had the effect of letting Krakoa in on what was happening in the No Place, which I thought was a kind of cool and empathic Doug thing to do.
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Anyone read Wolverine: Patch this week? It's written by Larry Hama, so it's very 80s/90s Patch in a really good way. Seems like it'll be a fun little story.
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Endless Mike posted:Anyone read Wolverine: Patch this week? It's written by Larry Hama, so it's very 80s/90s Patch in a really good way. Seems like it'll be a fun little story. It's always good to see Archie Corrigan again, IMHO
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Mar 25, 2022 22:48
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I'm always going to read Larry Hama writing Logan. Honestly, it's one of, if not the, only ways I'm going to be excited about reading Logan not on a team book.
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gimme the GOD drat candy posted:did we ever find out why doug was hiding warlock's presence or was that plot thread dropped? c'mon, there's no way that was successfully hidden from everyone. doug had a friggin' warlock arm, i feel like they all just pitied him because the poor kid died saving bird brain.
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Mar 25, 2022 22:59
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I thought Patch was dire. Whoever wrote it didn’t have a clue what Wolverine sounds like when he speaks. Just so much unnecessary dialog. Plus the plot is a whole lot of nothing. Dropping it after one issue.
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Larry Hama's style is still very much in that 80's style for better or worse, I didn't especially love his Iron Fist mini from a few months ago but I just love how he writes Logan. Hama is the definitive Logan writer for me and Patch is 100% a continuation of how he wrote Logan for years. Might not be for everyone and that's fine, I love it.
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IUG posted:I thought Patch was dire. Whoever wrote it didn’t have a clue what Wolverine sounds like when he speaks. Just so much unnecessary dialog. Plus the plot is a whole lot of nothing. Dropping it after one issue.
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It was funny to go back to the original Madripoor stories with "Patch" and realize the extent to which Claremont was just doing a Modesty Blaise pastiche. That one dude who owned the Princess Bar could've just been Willie Garvin, the way that one chick from '80s X-Men was the long-lost princess of Ruritania, and I'd have believed you.
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Edge & Christian posted:Larry Hama, who wrote like 100-odd issues of Wolverine's first solo series in the 1990s, wrote Patch. I never read any of those. Why does he seem to talk so much? Seemed like if he was in the forest by himself, he wouldn’t be rambling like he was Deadpool or something.
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Cloks posted:c'mon, there's no way that was successfully hidden from everyone. doug had a friggin' warlock arm, i feel like they all just pitied him because the poor kid died saving bird brain. Didn’t he just have the techno-organic arm when he came back from the dead?
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IUG posted:I never read any of those. Why does he seem to talk so much? Seemed like if he was in the forest by himself, he wouldn’t be rambling like he was Deadpool or something. Hama's deliberately calling back to the mood and tone of those early Wolverine solo issues during which the story is set, and given that they were written by Claremont at first, well, that's a lotta expository dialogue. It was, well... "what Wolverine sounds like when he speaks." Like, even Hama's modern stuff like his return to G.I. Joe isn't quite as expository as Patch was, but given the era of Wolverine he's referencing, he's leaning into it.
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rantmo posted:I'm always going to read Larry Hama writing Logan. Honestly, it's one of, if not the, only ways I'm going to be excited about reading Logan not on a team book. Larry Hama is the definitive Wolverine writer for me. When I started reading comics it was right in the middle of Hama's issues. One of my earliest comic memories is the story arc with the Hunter In the Darkness creature in it.
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Really more interested in where Elsie Dee and Albert fit into Krakoa's lowkey anti-synthetic lifeform agenda as opposed to whatever the gently caress Omega Red and Dracula are up to this month
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Elsie Dee and Albert delight me and I just don't really know why. They're just so wonderfully absurd in a very pure-strain comic book way and I can never get enough of them.
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rantmo posted:Elsie Dee and Albert delight me and I just don't really know why. They're just so wonderfully absurd in a very pure-strain comic book way and I can never get enough of them. Same. Sign me up as one of the weirdoes who got excited Larry Hama brought them back recently (two years ago):   
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I don't believe it was ever in serious doubt, but Immortal X-Men is clear proof that Gillen's still got it.
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wielder posted:I don't believe it was ever in serious doubt, but Immortal X-Men is clear proof that Gillen's still got it. Do you have access to issues in advance of everyone else?
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iirc there's a timezone thing with the new comixology which lets people in certain places buy stuff a few hours early. also, Immortal X-Men was perfect
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Mar 30, 2022 14:37
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Yeah Immortal X-Men was fantastic.
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Mar 30, 2022 18:59
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Please play this as soon as you start reading Immortal X-Men https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q5YHqWqhFkU
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And then this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7iM5dymBBI4
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How Wonderful! posted:iirc there's a timezone thing with the new comixology which lets people in certain places buy stuff a few hours early. Holy poo poo yes. The Nazarene Mutant and Cyclops Cat had me in stitches.
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Every time I see the title "Immortal X-Men" I read it as "Immoral X-Men" and think that'd be a great title for a book starring Beast.
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What's the difference
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Crap. Crap. Crap.
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Immortal X-Men: Lol, and lmao. Also Immortal X-Men: Everything is fine. Old Kentucky Shark fucked around with this message at 22:55 on Mar 30, 2022 |
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Slam Bradley posted:Every time I see the title "Immortal X-Men" I read it as "Immoral X-Men" and think that'd be a great title for a book starring Beast. I mean the first issue is pretty Sinister-focused so you're not far off anyway.
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wielder posted:I don't believe it was ever in serious doubt, but Immortal X-Men is clear proof that Gillen's still got it. How Wonderful! posted:Immortal X-Men was perfect Codependent Poster posted:Yeah Immortal X-Men was fantastic. Chinston Wurchill posted:Holy poo poo yes. Joining the chorus, because *hot dang*, how does Gillen do it? Brilliant job.
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