CBR: X-POSITION: Peter David Talks Paying Off Threads in "X-Factor"

[CBR News]

"X-Factor" writer Peter David answers emails about team-ups, upcoming surprises, reveals a hero's shocking secret identity and teases that "nothing is forgotten" as far as upcoming stories go.


Full article here.

[Prodigy55]

My Boom Boom question didn't make it :(

Was I the only person who sent one???

[Brian M.]

My Boom Boom question didn't make it :(

Was I the only person who sent one???

It's Boom Boom...is there more than one person who cares?

[Prodigy55]

It's Boom Boom...is there more than one person who cares?

There was a thread where a lot of people agreed to send them.

[Brian M.]

There was a thread where a lot of people agreed to send them.

Worked out about as well as an internet petition.

[teddyeatsyourface]

Once that thread went off the first page of the forum I forgot it existed. =|

Also, why does Peter David's X-positions tend to be so boring? He seems like a really cool guy but i find it difficult to read his CBR interviews without switching between tabs then coming back to the article at least 20 times.

[Brian M.]

Once that thread went off the first page of the forum I forgot it existed. =|

Also, why does Peter David's X-positions tend to be so boring? He seems like a really cool guy but i find it difficult to read his CBR interviews without switching between tabs then coming back to the article at least 20 times.

I think it's that a telling sign that really, nothing interesting is happening in X-Factor. A Mysterious figure behind Pip the Troll? How exciting. Layla and Shatterstar plot lines? Gee, can't wait. Fascinating things just simply do not happen in this book.

[ElementalKing]

Once that thread went off the first page of the forum I forgot it existed. =|

Also, why does Peter David's X-positions tend to be so boring? He seems like a really cool guy but i find it difficult to read his CBR interviews without switching between tabs then coming back to the article at least 20 times.

That's what I just did LOL

[darknessatnoon]

Once that thread went off the first page of the forum I forgot it existed. =|

Also, why does Peter David's X-positions tend to be so boring? He seems like a really cool guy but i find it difficult to read his CBR interviews without switching between tabs then coming back to the article at least 20 times.

Partly because he wants to stress the storytelling process to a bunch of ppl who only need to know when Boom Boom will appear.

[AcesX1X]

were any x-related things mentioned, or was it all marvel u. stuff?

[ElementalKing]

I think it's that a telling sign that really, nothing interesting is happening in X-Factor. A Mysterious figure behind Pip the Troll? How exciting. Layla and Shatterstar plot lines? Gee, can't wait. Fascinating things just simply do not happen in this book.

He needs new characters in X-Factor. Personally, I think Shatterstar and Longshot are both monumental wastes of space and the Layla-Madrox-Rahne plotline died years ago.

[darknessatnoon]

was it all marvel u. stuff?

No mention of Namor.

[Prodigy55]

were any x-related things mentioned, or was it all marvel u. stuff?

no dust/monet confrontation.

[Sentinel K]

I find PAD's X-Positions to be the most interesting.

X-Factor (and X-Force) is the only mutant title that is worth reading right now.

[Prodigy55]

i just open these xpositions and put real x-men names (wolverine, storm, rogue etc) into the search bar and see if there are any matches.