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Can we really credit the Brood to Chris Claremont? I feel like Ridley Scott deserves credit for that
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Sigourney Weaver. Allegedly, Claremont crushed on her a little.

Re-read X-Men 143 with that in mind.

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The Hellfire Club is, from left to right, Donald Sutherland as Donald Pierce, Robert Shaw as Sebastian Shaw, Orson Wells as Harry Leland and Peter Wyngarde as Jason Wyngarde/Mastermind.

Emma Frost was based on actress Diana Rigg.

Comics. What a business.
 
The thing I expected to happen at some point (again, I only read HOX/POX, maybe they did this?) was that someone would be presumed dead who wasn't, and you'd get the backup, which would make the ghoulishness of the issue apparent, necessitating the final reset.

You can see how much of this storyline I filled in just from those first two series. And if it didn't go that way I'm happy I skipped the rest. I do still think it was a super interesting setup.

They did this with X-23.
 
Mm, so they did do most of what I was assuming they'd do in some format.

How did the Krakoa stuff end then?

With some truly beautiful work by Kieron Gillen and Al Ewing, some great work by Si Spurrier, and some mid-to-terrible work by Gerry Duggan. Gillen and Ewing especially wrote some of the best X-Men comics ever during this run imo!
 
With some truly beautiful work by Kieron Gillen and Al Ewing, some great work by Si Spurrier, and some mid-to-terrible work by Gerry Duggan. Gillen and Ewing especially wrote some of the best X-Men comics ever during this run imo!
Hmm. Is there a particular title I could read to just get the meat and potatoes without the fluff?
 
Hmm. Is there a particular title I could read to just get the meat and potatoes without the fluff?

  • X-Men: Hellfire Gala - Fall of X by Gerry Duggan
  • Fall of the House of X by Gerry Duggan
  • Rise of the Powers of X by Kieron Gillen
  • Immortal X-Men vol. 4 by Kieron Gillen
  • X-Men Red vol. 4 by Al Ewing
  • X-Men: Forever by Kieron Gillen
  • Uncanny Spider-Man: Fall of X by Si Spurrier
  • Resurrection of Magneto by Al Ewing

This is a pretty condensed list but would still make everything make sense. The bolded titles are the main plot but the others are still worth reading.
 
  • X-Men: Hellfire Gala - Fall of X by Gerry Duggan
  • Fall of the House of X by Gerry Duggan
  • Rise of the Powers of X by Kieron Gillen
  • Immortal X-Men vol. 4 by Kieron Gillen
  • X-Men Red vol. 4 by Al Ewing
  • X-Men: Forever by Kieron Gillen
  • Uncanny Spider-Man: Fall of X by Si Spurrier
  • Resurrection of Magneto by Al Ewing

This is a pretty condensed list but would still make everything make sense. The bolded titles are the main plot but the others are still worth reading.
Thanks. I might dive into that over winter break if I get a minute.
 
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I couldn't wrap my head around the resurrection stuff in HOX. It's baked into the plot and yet you still have characters running around pretending like death matters. I read an issue where Storm had some sort of terminal illness and she was fearful at the thought of dying. What? What am I missing? Why are you afraid of death? I felt like my time was being wasted reading it. Then, of course, you had to buy EVERYTHING in order to follow the story, which is MO of the Big Two (Marvel in particular) but this was on steroids.

This will never happen, but I think the greatest gift that could be given to X-Men comics and its fans would be to have one X title. (***pauses for laughter to die down***). No.......no, I'm serious. One comic that I buy monthly without hesitation, that I'm actually looking forward to is GI Joe A Real American Hero. It's not out of my nostalgia for the brand, it's because ONE guy is doing the book. He answers to no one (for better or worse) and I don't have to go anywhere else for the whole story. I will admit that some storylines don't do it for me as well as others, but I don't mind because that storyline will end and I'll see where things go next. I love the characters, I love one continuity, one numbering system (spanning four decades and FIVE publishers!), one title to follow, and I keep coming back. I know there's a laundry list of reasons this won't happen for X-Men, but it's a good dream.
 
I couldn't wrap my head around the resurrection stuff in HOX. It's baked into the plot and yet you still have characters running around pretending like death matters. I read an issue where Storm had some sort of terminal illness and she was fearful at the thought of dying. What? What am I missing? Why are you afraid of death?

On paper it is because they are still going to die.

The resurrection is a copy. If I have a a rocketship initial romance with Kitty and she dies before her last Save to the Cloud, she could come back from a week before we clicked and have a radically different life.

The existing person stands to lose their own life and free will, and everyone else has to come up with Previously On X-Men ad nauseum.

On paper.

In practice, yes, it got handwaved to hell once Hickman pushed his seat back.
 
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