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January 3, 2016 10:45 pm Really liked this movie, a redemption of sorts for the 1,2, and 3. I highly recommend reading or listening to the audiobook the official novel version of the movie, much deeper and more detailed narrative of the movie. Spoiler? I am not an expert in Star Wars lore so this question may seem silly... I thought that a Jedi was forbidden to marry, thus the whole thing with Anakin and Amidala. If that restriction was still enforced, how could Rey be Luke's daughter or Kenobi's granddaughter?

March 6, 2013 1:22 am 'Most dangerous hero'?!?! Alright!!! They are bringing The Sentry back!!!!

January 9, 2013 3:12 pm Okay... I admit that initially I thought that this whole mind switch thing a bad idea, but this first issue is pretty funny... I enjoyed reading it. Sometimes the wise-assed spidey can get a little stale, now we have the condensing spidey... Pretty funny. The boob staring Peter Parker... Hilarious!!!

October 10, 2012 11:57 pm Didn't they do this- trying to change Spider-Man- a few years ago? Stark built him new suite, and then the whole 'Evolve or Die' story line. Parker had these Wolverine-like 'stringers' that shot out of his wrist, he can sense his environment using the hairs on his body, and things can stick to him and he got organic web shooters. Well that really didn't work... IMO... Spider-Man is always about the story, not about powers.

October 8, 2012 12:21 am So Cyclops did what he did because he used this devastating cosmic Phoenix Force to caused the Re-emergence of the mutants... how is that different from what Kevin Beacon er... Shaw's motives in the X-Men First Class movie? Shaw tried to created more mutants, but attempted to use a much less dangerous weapon... nuclear bombs. And... When Hope became the White Phoenix and went around the world repairing everything... Why can't she restore Professor X?

October 7, 2012 11:27 pm Nice podcast So basically Scott justified his actions because the end resulted in the re-emergence of more mutants. Well... In the X-men First Class movie, that was what Shaw was going to do... except with nuclear weapons. Phoenix force vs. Nuclear bomb... not really a good argument for Scott.

October 3, 2012 11:18 pm Cap is receiving a lot of critisim over how he handled this entire fiasco, most justifiably deserved, but what about the other side? Scott Summers was intimately familiar with the Phoenix force. He witnessed its destructive powers and corrupted one of the strongest-willed person that he knew and loved. Yet, despite the past experiences, Scott somehow believed that the Phoenix force coming this time is somehow a good thing? It's kinda like witnessing an F-5 tornado that completely leveled and destroyed your house... then you see another F-5 tornado heading your way... and you decided that this tornado will somehow re-build your house?

October 3, 2012 2:27 pm Wait... so the phoenix force restored the mutant population... But is that correct? I thought the the classical definition was that a mutant was born with a mutation that give them powers, but all the phoenix force did was dumped power into a bunch of normal unsuspecting people. Does that technically made these people mutants? If that was the case then the Fantastic Four and most of the Marvel universe are mutants too...

October 2, 2012 3:23 pm I thought that the main reason that Scott wanted the Phoenix Force was that he believed that the power of the Phoenix Force will save the mutants. He was going to use the Phoenix force to restore all the mutants that were de-powered during the whole House of M series. However, all we got was 12 issues of Scott and the other Phoenixes fighting the Avengers... I mean if Scott were to restore 'his people' that would be a noble cause. There were no motivation, purpose, nor direction in this entire series... just a big play ground fight.

September 26, 2012 5:32 pm Didn't know a robot went tortured would pee transmission fluid...