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03-19-2006, 12:00 AM
http://www.newsarama.com/WWLA06/Marvel/X_Menchanges.htm
# On Wolverine Origins, Quesada said, “Daniel Way and Steve Dillon are going to take you on a tour of Wolverine’s memory… remembering everything can also be a curse. The first arc covers something very vital and interesting to Wolverine’s life.”Barf city. Uncanny X-Men Annual #1 (June 2006) deals with Storm and the X-Men being back together for the first time since she returned to Africa, a sort of sequel to “Lifedeath”. It’s Claremont’s last Uncanny work before Ed Brubaker takes over.Whoa! Quesada has heard of Lifedeath? I would imagine it being a depressing read (Storm/Black Panther sucks!!!!), but I'll still be glad if Claremont can resolve some of his Storm danglers. I doubt the magical abilities would fly, but the violent atttitude since X-Treme X-Men #'s 36-39 likely will. Also, this is Annual 19. Not Annual 1. Quesada is restarting annual numbers too? :rolleyes: Black Tom Cassidy is coming back in New Excalibur.He is? :rolleyes: Talking about New X-Men, Craig Kyle said, “What we’re trying to do is really sink the kids into the X-Universe…it’s time to grow up, they can’t stay in the safety of the house any longer…we’re going to make them X-Men.”I'm loving the book, but I still don't like how they are being referred to as "New X-Men". They are potential X-Men, but they are not X-Men. Some of them may be X-Men, but it today's industry where "hot writers" roster's consist of Cyclops, Emma Frost, Beast, Wolverine, Nightcrawler, Rogue, Colossus, Wolverine, Wolverine, and Wolverine, I doubt any of these kids will last as cast members of one of the core titles for more than a year, if they even get that lucky. That's a shame, too. I like all of them, except for Rockslide. Cebulski talked about this upcoming X-Men Fairy Tales series. “I’m a huge fan of X-Men from way back in the day, and one of my favorites was X-Men #153, when Kitty Pryde told Illyana a bedtime story in the form of a fairy tale.”"Back in the day". Why does Claremont only get credit for the first half of his original run on Uncanny X-Men? The second half was so much better. The first issue features a Japanese fairy tale drawn by Sana Takeda, issue #2 an African fairy tale by Kyle Baker, issue #3 features a Grimm fairy tales retold as the “Dark Phoenix Saga” by Bill SienkiewiczHm? Dark Phoenix Saga fairy tale, Bill Sienkewicz? Bill Sienkewicz? I'm tempted to pick this up now...“World Tour” is Tony Bedard’s last major Exiles storyline before he leaves the book, and Chris Claremont takes over with the 616 Psylocke joining the team. Paul Pelletier will stay on as penciler.Seriously? :rolleyes: Civil War: X-Men by David Hine and Yannick Paquette was discussed, with Paquette announced as a Marvel exclusive artist. Editor Nick Lowe revealed, “Archangel will be making a major, major appearance in this book.”Crossovers=Pointless Major Character Deaths For Hype and Shock Value. Let's hope they don't kill off Warren. Civil War: X-Men by David Hine and Yannick Paquette was discussed, with Paquette announced as a Marvel exclusive artist. Editor Nick Lowe revealed, “Archangel will be making a major, major appearance in this book.”Whatever. I want to see those living sentinels that the Genoshans were going to use from Warlock's "ashes". Asked if Mr. Sinister will appearing any time soon, Lowe said Colossus: Bloodline left him in a precarious place, but readers will be seeing him in late this year or early next year, most likely be popping up somewhere.This could be either very good, or very bad. I hope he shows up in CDP. he New X-Men will have some - but not a lot - of involvement in Civil War.Moan! Keep them away from Civil War! Crossovers are for zombies!!!Salvador Larroca’s next project won’t be X-Men-related, and will be announced soon.Hmp. Lowe revealed three core Exile members will stick around when Psylocke joins the team – including Blink, Sabretooth, and Morph.Phew!! I was afraid that Sabretooth was going to be killed off. But now I fear for Longshot. I doubt Claremont would write Longshot, because when I asked him if he ever wants to write Longshot again, he said he would never write her without Nocenti's permission. I don't think they've been in touch for a long time. Also, judging by the cover of that upcoming issue of Exiles, Blink is mourning someone. Can Blink be mourning Longshot? I have seen very minor, subtle hints of attraction between the two of them. Long air Longshot!!!There are no current plans to team the New X-Men with the Young Avengers or Runaways.Good. Crossovers are for zombies!Asked about Chamber’s status, Marvel said it’s not going to be dealt with very soon, but that they’re certain they’re going to revisit Chamber at some point.I want him back on his feet again kicking @$$. Asked if Wolverine’s healing factor will ever evolve, the reader was told to “Read Wolverine Origins,” as the first story arc will deal with that issue.I believe this question was answered about fifteen years ago, now. Sigh. Continuity blunder waiting to happen...sked if the Mimic in Exiles is from the “616” Marvel Universe, it was revealed he comes from a, “Slightly different world where they embraced mutants.”Um, old news? Waste of article space. here are no plans to bring Jean Grey back.Best news in a long time. here are no plans to bring Jean Grey back.I love Synch, but he's really dead, and I don't think there's much more that he can add. I could be wrong about that last bit, of course. Quesada said there is, “No chance to get their powers back again,” asked about mutants depowered in House of M. Quesada reiterated earlier explanations as to why the depowering happened.Is Quesada actually trying to annoy fans on purpose? God, I hate him. Fans can expect changes to Polaris in the current Apocalypse X-Men arc and in Uncanny X-MenI'm just going to hope this is Brubaker's idea and not Milligan's. He's done enough damage already. The panel ended with Quesada joking that he thinks Doop will eventually kill Wolverine”Barf city.
# On Wolverine Origins, Quesada said, “Daniel Way and Steve Dillon are going to take you on a tour of Wolverine’s memory… remembering everything can also be a curse. The first arc covers something very vital and interesting to Wolverine’s life.”Barf city. Uncanny X-Men Annual #1 (June 2006) deals with Storm and the X-Men being back together for the first time since she returned to Africa, a sort of sequel to “Lifedeath”. It’s Claremont’s last Uncanny work before Ed Brubaker takes over.Whoa! Quesada has heard of Lifedeath? I would imagine it being a depressing read (Storm/Black Panther sucks!!!!), but I'll still be glad if Claremont can resolve some of his Storm danglers. I doubt the magical abilities would fly, but the violent atttitude since X-Treme X-Men #'s 36-39 likely will. Also, this is Annual 19. Not Annual 1. Quesada is restarting annual numbers too? :rolleyes: Black Tom Cassidy is coming back in New Excalibur.He is? :rolleyes: Talking about New X-Men, Craig Kyle said, “What we’re trying to do is really sink the kids into the X-Universe…it’s time to grow up, they can’t stay in the safety of the house any longer…we’re going to make them X-Men.”I'm loving the book, but I still don't like how they are being referred to as "New X-Men". They are potential X-Men, but they are not X-Men. Some of them may be X-Men, but it today's industry where "hot writers" roster's consist of Cyclops, Emma Frost, Beast, Wolverine, Nightcrawler, Rogue, Colossus, Wolverine, Wolverine, and Wolverine, I doubt any of these kids will last as cast members of one of the core titles for more than a year, if they even get that lucky. That's a shame, too. I like all of them, except for Rockslide. Cebulski talked about this upcoming X-Men Fairy Tales series. “I’m a huge fan of X-Men from way back in the day, and one of my favorites was X-Men #153, when Kitty Pryde told Illyana a bedtime story in the form of a fairy tale.”"Back in the day". Why does Claremont only get credit for the first half of his original run on Uncanny X-Men? The second half was so much better. The first issue features a Japanese fairy tale drawn by Sana Takeda, issue #2 an African fairy tale by Kyle Baker, issue #3 features a Grimm fairy tales retold as the “Dark Phoenix Saga” by Bill SienkiewiczHm? Dark Phoenix Saga fairy tale, Bill Sienkewicz? Bill Sienkewicz? I'm tempted to pick this up now...“World Tour” is Tony Bedard’s last major Exiles storyline before he leaves the book, and Chris Claremont takes over with the 616 Psylocke joining the team. Paul Pelletier will stay on as penciler.Seriously? :rolleyes: Civil War: X-Men by David Hine and Yannick Paquette was discussed, with Paquette announced as a Marvel exclusive artist. Editor Nick Lowe revealed, “Archangel will be making a major, major appearance in this book.”Crossovers=Pointless Major Character Deaths For Hype and Shock Value. Let's hope they don't kill off Warren. Civil War: X-Men by David Hine and Yannick Paquette was discussed, with Paquette announced as a Marvel exclusive artist. Editor Nick Lowe revealed, “Archangel will be making a major, major appearance in this book.”Whatever. I want to see those living sentinels that the Genoshans were going to use from Warlock's "ashes". Asked if Mr. Sinister will appearing any time soon, Lowe said Colossus: Bloodline left him in a precarious place, but readers will be seeing him in late this year or early next year, most likely be popping up somewhere.This could be either very good, or very bad. I hope he shows up in CDP. he New X-Men will have some - but not a lot - of involvement in Civil War.Moan! Keep them away from Civil War! Crossovers are for zombies!!!Salvador Larroca’s next project won’t be X-Men-related, and will be announced soon.Hmp. Lowe revealed three core Exile members will stick around when Psylocke joins the team – including Blink, Sabretooth, and Morph.Phew!! I was afraid that Sabretooth was going to be killed off. But now I fear for Longshot. I doubt Claremont would write Longshot, because when I asked him if he ever wants to write Longshot again, he said he would never write her without Nocenti's permission. I don't think they've been in touch for a long time. Also, judging by the cover of that upcoming issue of Exiles, Blink is mourning someone. Can Blink be mourning Longshot? I have seen very minor, subtle hints of attraction between the two of them. Long air Longshot!!!There are no current plans to team the New X-Men with the Young Avengers or Runaways.Good. Crossovers are for zombies!Asked about Chamber’s status, Marvel said it’s not going to be dealt with very soon, but that they’re certain they’re going to revisit Chamber at some point.I want him back on his feet again kicking @$$. Asked if Wolverine’s healing factor will ever evolve, the reader was told to “Read Wolverine Origins,” as the first story arc will deal with that issue.I believe this question was answered about fifteen years ago, now. Sigh. Continuity blunder waiting to happen...sked if the Mimic in Exiles is from the “616” Marvel Universe, it was revealed he comes from a, “Slightly different world where they embraced mutants.”Um, old news? Waste of article space. here are no plans to bring Jean Grey back.Best news in a long time. here are no plans to bring Jean Grey back.I love Synch, but he's really dead, and I don't think there's much more that he can add. I could be wrong about that last bit, of course. Quesada said there is, “No chance to get their powers back again,” asked about mutants depowered in House of M. Quesada reiterated earlier explanations as to why the depowering happened.Is Quesada actually trying to annoy fans on purpose? God, I hate him. Fans can expect changes to Polaris in the current Apocalypse X-Men arc and in Uncanny X-MenI'm just going to hope this is Brubaker's idea and not Milligan's. He's done enough damage already. The panel ended with Quesada joking that he thinks Doop will eventually kill Wolverine”Barf city.