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X-Men Monday Call for Questions: Jody Houser for ‘Generation X-23’
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The idea of a horror adjacent X-men movie was cool. So they should just try again except with different characters.
I don't think the place where they should be as empty as New Mutants. There needs to be some background characters there, but it would ultimately focus on these 5 characters.
Armor/Hisako Ichiki - Feels like a good choice for protagonist. I feel you could take a lot of inspo from Ultimate X-men with her being severely depressed after the suicide of Tsubasa/Wing. Her Mutant powers could have awakened in a similar incident, but the this time The Facility reached out to her family to help her with them to explain why she is there. She wo
There is very little evidence but what if Alex is actually Doug and Bei's son. It would explain why Doug might not wanting Alex leaving the territories and Laura would make a great protector for Alex. I even beat if this is the case she is going to face down Poccy next week and he is going to reveal Doug is in fact the father (and Bei is the mother).
The X-men Monday Interview mentioned two characters named Alex and Zane being integral to the story. With this story mentioning family a lot people seem to be guessing they could be Laura's children, but does anyone have any other guess of who they might be?
I keep seeing the idea Laura was planned to be in the line up for Kelly Thompson's WCA book but I can't find any sources on it? Are there any Laura fans here able to verify this and possibly point me in the direction of a source?
Sorry if this isn't the best place to ask this question
NYX is pretty well known for fumbling for sensitive topics but I think one that seems to dodge discussion on here is how it reables Hellion.
I think like most things in NYX it started with a hint of being interesting about how a guy is dealing with feeling broken while everything around him is perfect. He comes to the conclusion that going through the ritual suicide is the best way to fix his problems and then we cut to the present where we see his words from his about "wanting to be free" while being restrained the same hands he thought could fix him. After painting a picture that makes you "maybe the problems he had required more than a quick fix" the issue ends with definitive statement
Do you think people would've come into From the Ashes with more positivity if the Krakoa ending was better?






