Hill House is a pop-up line for Hill's ideas to be made into comics. Sort of like what DC did with Bendis (Wonder Comics) and Gerard Way (Young Animal).Wasn't Hill House the DC Horror imprint?
Hill House is a pop-up line for Hill's ideas to be made into comics. Sort of like what DC did with Bendis (Wonder Comics) and Gerard Way (Young Animal).Wasn't Hill House the DC Horror imprint?
I'm glad Kurt is starting to come to his senses and realizes something is wrong.There was a lot to like abut Way of X #1 and a pretty cool surprise villain at the end.
I was pretty intrigued by the instances where Scarlet Witch's name was invoked as both a pejorative descriptor and as the enemy of the mutant race:
The way the younger mutants on Krakoa have very little value on life since it is pretty much eternal for them:
And the discussions of religion that saw Nightcrawler getting dunked on for pretty much the whole issue:
I wonder if they're have one of these mutant kids decide to venture off Krakoa to hurt or kill Wanda.Way of X was outstanding. Anyone who is bothered by mutants just letting shyt be, this is the book for you because it basically questions everything.
Patchwork Man
Don't be a Wanda
Exodus still telling Wanda stories like she the boogieman
I wonder if they're have one of these mutant kids decide to venture off Krakoa to hurt or kill Wanda.
He did during the FF/X-men crossover where the X-men tried to recruit Franklin to Krakoa because he's a mutant.Does Dr. Doom ever bring up or comment on Krakoa?
That would be a good story. Because they are basically radicalizing a whole generation of mutants to think of Wanda like Republicans think of Hillary Clinton.I wonder if they're have one of these mutant kids decide to venture off Krakoa to hurt or kill Wanda.
It would set up an interesting moral and diplomatic dilemma.that will get the avengers involved, and they cant play victim and "diplomatic immunity" when you have your own kind fukking around trying to assassinate people. or worse, you end up with an illuminati situation whose whole goal is what to do about that mutant situation. and as many enemies that krakoa has at the current moment, there may be a bunch of people who want a seat at that table
Doom was verbally bytch slapping everybody in that X-Men/FF crossover.He did during the FF/X-men crossover where the X-men tried to recruit Franklin to Krakoa because he's a mutant.
He did during the FF/X-men crossover where the X-men tried to recruit Franklin to Krakoa because he's a mutant.
They got to explore it eventually. Magneto raised both QS and Wanda as his kids. Even he can’t pretend to have washed his hands of them as if they don’t exist. Wanda fukked up but QS was a mutant suprematist and a member of X-Factor. There is a ton of baggage on both sides and calling the two of them “the pretenders” to deal with M-Day is going to eventually lead to someone trying to take them out.It would set up an interesting moral and diplomatic dilemma.
Say a group of mutant citizens of Krakoa decide to go make an assassination attempt on Wanda...how would The Small Council handle it? Would they claim that its a Krakoa problem and they will decide what punishment the would be assassins would suffer? Would The Avengers buy that and just leave it to Chuck and them to handle?
Would Wanda accept it? When pushed she can go a bit medieval.
And how long would it take Quicksilver to decide to run his goofy ass to Krakoa and super-speed murder the folks who tried to kill his sister causing an international incident?
He did during the FF/X-men crossover where the X-men tried to recruit Franklin to Krakoa because he's a mutant.
If it was going to be anyone it is going to be him. Kurt has a damn good heart.I'm glad Kurt is starting to come to his senses and realizes something is wrong.
He did during the FF/X-men crossover where the X-men tried to recruit Franklin to Krakoa because he's a mutant.