Hmm, no comments on Astounishing? I liked it, but didn't love it. I can't wait to see what comes next. And mildly intrigued that the part of Faith will be played by Emma Frost.
Also, anyone have any bets on who Emma was talking to conspiratorially ?
'Beneath You'
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Hmm, no comments on Astounishing? I liked it, but didn't love it. I can't wait to see what comes next. And mildly intrigued that the part of Faith will be played by Emma Frost.
Also, anyone have any bets on who Emma was talking to conspiratorially ?
Huh. There are bets? I just assumed it was Scott.
Maybe it's YET ANOTHER Magneto clone run amok. Dude has so many doppelgangers running around, I hear Dr. Doom is about to hit him with a trademark infringement lawsuit .
My only question about Astounishing is this: were the first 2 pages a flashback? I'm assuming yes, because the color is all toned down and almost black-and-white, AND because the events on those pages don't segue into the action on the following pages.
However, I'm a little confused about the implications of what happened in that flashback (if it was a flashback) and when exactly it was supposed to have taken place.
I also want to know who Emma was talking to at the end, but my X-knowledge is so limited, and nobody here was commenting on it, so I assumed it just had to be obvious if you know your X-Men. Hmm.
I have little idea who Emma was talking to, but I'm pretty sure it's not Scott, or any of the X-Men. She's threatening Kitty for heaven's sake.
I was meh on the issue in general. I didn't follow anything about the one mutant will destroy the world thing. Joss never strays far from prophesies, does he? And Fury seemed incredibly clueless.
This week:
+ whatever I was getting last week, because I haven't been yet.
Huh. I think all I'm getting are IC #6 and Nightwing #99.
I'm getting IC, Nightwing, LotDK and GC.
Although I think that the cover art of LotDK looks silly and why are they doing a Riddler story when they've just, kind of, done him in?
From McSweeney's: The Riddler Makes an Announcement.
"There are some 65 of you henchmen currently based here at the lair, most of you with advanced degrees in English."
Heh.
But that would be both unfair and in direct violation of our company regulations against self-riddling.