Wasn't it something like his love of his life died 5 times and she at one point used her powers to make him love Emma Frost instead? And then they made out on Jeans grave.
Something like that, but in this case it was the way Scott skipped out Madelyne Pryor to cheat on her with Jean, noting that Madelyne was Jean's clone.
And of course, Jean's many deaths, falling in love with Emma, etc. Yeah.
Ah okay I hadn't heard of Madelyne Pryor before. Does Wolverine ever get a chance with Jean or her clone? Does he have a thing for her like in the movie and 90s series? Or does Cyclops keep all the women to himself in revenge for the rough treatment he got in the films?
Wolverine had a thing for Jean in the comics, but I don't think it went anywhere.
Madelyne Pryor (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Madelyne_Pryor) was a character who first appeared in the early 80s, and died toward the end of the 80s during the Inferno crossover (during which time she became a demonic supervillain). Anyway, she and Scott had Cable, who was kidnapped by Mr. Sinister, and then sent into the future for Apocalypse to raise, or something. Except Scott and Jean were called psychically to the future to help raise Cable, and...
The obvious answer here is that we need Cyclops/Hawkman slash. The complexities of their respective backgrounds can then cancel each other out, leaving us with some nice simple yaoi.
The thing that I always thought was crazy was that people rip on DC for having their big cosmic reboots when Marvel is in desperate need of a similar reality punch just for the X-Men canon alone. O.O
Maybe that's why they keep making animated series that are reluctant to step very far out of the height of the Claremont era.
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And of course, Jean's many deaths, falling in love with Emma, etc. Yeah.
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Madelyne Pryor (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Madelyne_Pryor) was a character who first appeared in the early 80s, and died toward the end of the 80s during the Inferno crossover (during which time she became a demonic supervillain). Anyway, she and Scott had Cable, who was kidnapped by Mr. Sinister, and then sent into the future for Apocalypse to raise, or something. Except Scott and Jean were called psychically to the future to help raise Cable, and...
see? It's headache-inducing!
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Well, there was this one time with a skrull... man, did THAT get complicated!
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Needless to say, i complain a lot less about my name compared to what kind of mockery you *know* he took in school.
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Which, idk, might've been crueler than it seemed at the time.
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Or his offspring.
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Of course, that's a pretty simple one, and doesn't invoke Rachel or Nate.
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The thing that I always thought was crazy was that people rip on DC for having their big cosmic reboots when Marvel is in desperate need of a similar reality punch just for the X-Men canon alone. O.O
Maybe that's why they keep making animated series that are reluctant to step very far out of the height of the Claremont era.
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I just read this post, must have missed it earlier.
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