Dominatrix Maddie Pryor went by it during Fraction's bad run!
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Ha, I guess I was on the right track thinking the Maruaders team were involved with handling the drugs.
Luckily he is nowhere near the x-books right now!!!
As was Emma's line "For the children"I love how well Hickman gets Emma and Namor. That whole scene of Namor telling Xavier to piss off was great.
magneto clarifies it. He wants Shaw to get the drugs into the countries who rejected krakoa (like brazil, north korea, etc) and also get the mutants living in the country out to the safety of Krakoa. Its set up that it's Shaw doing the smuggling too, so I'm guessing that Emma's team is the more "flamboyant" team that gets people's attention while Shaw (and I assume more mutants) infiltrates and does his thing.Ah, so I'm guessing the marauders "helping mutants all over the world" is merely the cover story for smuggling the drugs.
My assumption is that this was meant to be discovered.
It lasted such a short time. I really don't follow why Shaw had to be brought back and put in that position from Xavier's perspective. I get all the heady shit in this series, but his reasoning didn't make sense to me. Couldn't they do all that without him? Or he has the connections they couldn't get?
Hickman's got some pretty flimsy excuses for why they need to rely on people that only provide no good to society.It lasted such a short time. I really don't follow why Shaw had to be brought back and put in that position from Xavier's perspective. I get all the heady shit in this series, but his reasoning didn't make sense to me. Couldn't they do all that without him? Or he has the connections they couldn't get?
You mean PoX red lady? or Karima?Maybe cause I'm not paying attention but does the Red Lady from HoX have a name??????
You mean PoX red lady? or Karima?
PoX Red lady is a Sentinel and may be Karima.
Karima is a human turned sentinel, who may or may not become the red lady.
Marvel will compress events or retcon them out if they're problematic to avoid timeline problems- for instance the "nixon shooting himself in the head" incident from Cap, and Cap fighting Reagan incidents obviously never happened now.
Wild that no one else is discussing the implicit statement of "Xavier clearly does not believe in mutant superiority" in this issue.
One was Omega Red I believe. Another was Gorgon, can't remember if there were more.interesting how inhumans skirted trying to kill mutants to come into being with the gas, lmao cant believe they painted cyclops as the bad guy for militantly opposing that
ALSO who were all the mutants charles was addresssing , sinister, exodus , couldn't identify one of them
It lasted such a short time. I really don't follow why Shaw had to be brought back and put in that position from Xavier's perspective. I get all the heady shit in this series, but his reasoning didn't make sense to me. Couldn't they do all that without him? Or he has the connections they couldn't get?
Likely just bullshit, since even the cover doesn't relate.Namor was great.
Can someone explain to me why the blurb for this issue was "Sinister does what he does best" considering he wasn't really in it.
So I'm assuming the future stuff is a timeline where Xavier's worldmind/Earth gets dominated unexpectedly by the phalanx, with Nimrod kind of getting the last laugh?
The end of that issue definitely felt like a "now we fucked up" kinda thing.
Well, I guess they've resurrected a few other totally lame mutants, so why not?
I just realized they gave amnesty to Gorgon.
Even when Matt Murdock isn't around, the find ways to make him suffer.
Well, I guess they've resurrected a few other totally lame mutants, so why not?
The answer to that question is: because he fucking sucks
Always the answers are so simple, yet so well hidden.Wow, ask and you shall immediately receive!
Guess this is even more relevant now
Hey leave Hollycaust out of this.the single most pointless AOA leftover this side of holocaust? i'd say hickman already has a role for him, yeah
he was a homegrown horseman, and all i remember him doing since then is getting tossed around by b-team x-men and avengers
when did he shine
So I'm assuming the future stuff is a timeline where Xavier's worldmind/Earth gets dominated unexpectedly by the phalanx, with Nimrod kind of getting the last laugh?
The end of that issue definitely felt like a "now we fucked up" kinda thing.
Wild that no one else is discussing the implicit statement of "Xavier clearly does not believe in mutant superiority" in this issue.
I think the idea that it isn't is ridiculous.
That one Namor page was fucking awesome. Holy shit. The Technarchy/Phalanx/Titan/Dominion stuff is super fascinating, too. Really can't wait to see where it goes. Is that the first time the Phoenix was mentioned in HOX/POX?