'Life of the Party'
Discussion of Buffy and Angel comics, books, and more. Please don't get into spoilery details in the first week of release.
Actually, Corsair didn't abandon his wife -- she was killed in front of him by the Shi'ar Emperor. And the last he saw of his kids they were jumping out of a plane with only one parachute between them.
I miss Rachel Summers. The Summers family reunions must be like The Ice Storm, only with superpowers and aliens included.
Scott got abandonment issues anyway. He's good like that. It was a bit of a reconciliation process.
No need to miss Rachel. She's around.
I miss Rachel Summers.
Yeah, I was looking at one of my old X-men and it took me a second to remember her whole history with the psychic-hound alternafuture thing. Which was gloriously fucked up and interesting.
I miss Rachel Summers. The Summers family reunions must be like The Ice Storm, only with superpowers and aliens included.
She's back, in one of the X-books. The Summers family tree reads like a Stephen Hawkings essay.
Scott got abandonment issues anyway. He's good like that. It was a bit of a reconciliation process.
To be fair, that happens with a lot of children who lose their parents very early.
The Summers family tree reads like a Stephen Hawkings essay.
Well, spell it out for me. Who's who and when does Jean resurrect?
To be fair, that happens with a lot of children who lose their parents very early.
Dude, Scott could lose his dad in a mall today and sulk for weeks. Don't tell me he wouldn't.
The Summers family tree reads like a Stephen Hawkings essay.
Especially when you get to the bit where the aging Rachel raises her younger brother.
Or something.
And Cable fits in how?
(I hate Cable almost as much as I hate J---a R-----s.)
First stab at tree:
Somewhere in there is:
Rachel also gets thrown way into the future along with a rescued Nate, who she raises, and then he comes back into our present and becomes Cable.
Jean sees a future in which her existence causes Beast to go Dark, so she commits suicide by Magneto.
Please to edit.
First stab at tree:
Huh, makes the Master's bloodline look downright linear in progression. I mean, I knew some of that, but by no means all.
I may have skimmed bits of the Cable stuff, because I dislike him too. And there's some residual Rachel bitterness, because she used to rock so hard, and they wasted her. But she's back now -- she was being used as a psychic battery or something by a baddie, and Kitty rescued her.
Although Jean wasn't actually Dark Phoenix, the Phoenix force hovers over and in both her and Rachel -- not sure if Cable's got any.