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  1. 03-03-2009, 03:51 PM #1
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    Default CBR: X-POSITION: Duane Swierczynski

    The writer of “Cable” hops one year into the future and lets readers know what
    they can expect in X-POSITION 2010! Sort of. But Swierczynski is definitely
    answering your questions and previewing exclusive art!


    Full article here.
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    It was very nice to have met you on Friday at the New York Comic Convention. Thank you for taking to time to speak with me. Back then, I asked you many questions about The Tines and Life of Lucas Bishop, but I still have many more

    DrNoh! So we meet again! Tell me, did a letter arrive in the mail a few weeks ago? The one with the words Restraining Order in bold print at the top? No? Anyway
    LOL. Duane Swierczynski is a great guy and this was a good X-Position. Thanks.
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    The artwork for Cable always looks good.
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    This is the most exciting Bishop ever written. The character is notoriously dull for me and seeing him take a stance on anything and act on it is refreshing. Keep it up.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Stephen Moreno View Post
    This is the most exciting Bishop ever written. The character is notoriously dull for me and seeing him take a stance on anything and act on it is refreshing. Keep it up.
    I would agree but I also liked him when CC developed his love of cooking.
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    Quote Originally Posted by just another user View Post
    I would agree but I also liked him when CC developed his love of cooking.

    No meat, yes?
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    Thanks DrNoh for asking such wonderful questions too, you really do know what everyone wants answered. I'm so glad that 1/4 of the interview was used up for your insightful questions. Much appreciated.
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    Quote Originally Posted by just another user View Post
    LOL. Duane Swierczynski is a great guy and this was a good X-Position. Thanks.
    I've seen his picture, and I know your type. You are totally crushing.
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    Quote Originally Posted by just another user View Post
    I would agree but I also liked him when CC developed his love of cooking.
    I found it borderline racist.
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    The great betrayal. Wasn't this covered in the whole Onslaught thing.
    McKenstry those with the most opinions often have the fewest facts.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Stephen Moreno View Post
    I found it borderline racist.
    What are you talking about? Is it a stereotype for indigenous Australians to enjoy cooking?

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    I've seen his picture, and I know your type. You are totally crushing.
    Another quote where I have absolutely no idea what you are talking about
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    LOL DrNoh wasted so much space with his questions and they were not even answered.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Red Lotus View Post
    The great betrayal. Wasn't this covered in the whole Onslaught thing.
    Yeah it was, I felt compelled to join the board just to answer this very question. Xavier was the traitor because he turned into Onslaught, and when Bishop saved the X-Men in Onslaught: X-Men, he prevented their deaths that triggered his timeline.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Goon451 View Post
    Yeah it was, I felt compelled to join the board just to answer this very question. Xavier was the traitor because he turned into Onslaught, and when Bishop saved the X-Men in Onslaught: X-Men, he prevented their deaths that triggered his timeline.
    There was no traitor. Just Jean Grey getting caught on tape being her usual drama queen self.
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    I find it ironic that in light of Messiah Complex, it now looks like Bishop himself was the traitor...
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