This from the House of X, or Power of X, whatever nonsense. And this pisses me off for two reasons. 1. HE DOES IT IN FREAKING JERUSALEM!!!! The center of Judaism. I know he’s a Holocaust survivor and many survivors ended up shying away from G-d and religion. I myself grew up secular, as my family lived through religious repressions in the Soviet Union. So I get not being religious. I get not believing in G-d. But the symbolism here is very obvious. As it is done in Jerusalem. And this is a problem, because of the very obvious fact that him renouncing this doesn’t change the fact that he’s still freaking Jewish.
2. This notion of the X-men considering themselves Gods is so wrong on so many levels. But primarily because it just basically threw the notion of Genosha as a mutant homeland in our faces. Genosha as a mutant homeland deserved better. It also kind of forgets the fact that mutants were supposed to be oppressed and turns it upside down. Give it another year and mutants will become the oppressors.
Thanks for coming to my rantings on BS.
I’ve given up. Does anyone even remember the trauma Magneto went through…..sigh. So much wasted potential.
endless evidence that peter parker is most interesting as a former teen superhero defending and dispensing advice to current teen superheroes
Peter Parker, by near all accounts, was the ORIGINAL teen superhero so seeing him age like this so perfectly is phenomenal and I hope all the kids listen to him because he’s so relatable.
Seriously. Team Iron Man and Team Cap America can suck it I’m Team Spider-Man.
Honestly I love Tony Stark with all my heart but I have a soft spot for Peter I mean he’s the reason I got into Marvel
I just love Competent Spidey™️ so much you have no idea
Grand-dad Tony Stark with Dad Spiderman helping young supers survive and thrive
For me, Sam carries all kinds of wonderful story potential. He’s probably the most powerful Champion, but he also struggles a lot, both in his personal and superheroic life.
He really feels like a teen at that awkward age where’s he’s trying to figure himself out. He’s courageous but flawed and that’s why he’s so relatable.
