Last edited by The Black Guardian; 08-16-2012 at 07:08 AM.
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I think Emma biggest problem is, after Morrison, only Whedon has done something with her, she has just stay a pale reflection of a character ever since (as many high-profile X-men) I'm not an Emma hater, nor am I a Emma lover, it just seems she has reached her potential right now and unless they have a superb idea to twist her even more she won't be that missed... honestly.
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My objection to Emma Frost is she is basically a pro-wrestling character in a comic. She cannot be written without destroying other characters. Without her powers she is nothing, versus a character like Storm who becomes great without powers just by adopting a mohawk haircut. Note that even in Whedon's run they had to shelve Kitty Pryde's character at the end, because Emma Frost must be written to win everything; whereas in Ultimates Kitty Pryde is being written as one of the three foundations of the current Ultimate Universe.
I contend the new superb idea is to have Emma Frost eventually become the new Professor X telepathically leading the X-Men from afar. To this end Marvel appears to me to be killing Charles Xavier, bringing back teen Jean so that Emma Frost can own her and not prime Jean, temporarily promoting Legion as a joke since he must eventually go Sentry/Void, and thus "redeeming" Emma Frost in a few months.
I don't particularly care for characters like Emma and Magneto being saints. I can buy that they are with the X-Men to help their own people but I don't see them being content to just sit there and take Scott's orders. They should be manipulating the X-Men, pulling the strings, maybe even killing a bigot/horse or two. I mean c'mon, at least give me some Scemma BDSM!
Horse is delicious.
Well, what Emma attract me are the facts that she's a nontraditional heroine, that she's morally ambiguous, that she's powerful and self-made lady, that she walks the fine line between hero and villain etc. And all of those can be represented perfectly when she's with X-Men. Buying the world is the thing that every cliched, boring villain wanna do, I've never found it that interesting.
And I don't think anyone can tell fans how to appreciate characters correctly.
Hmm... how so? I do believe that Emma can make other characters even more interesting.
Could you elaborate?
In dog days, all we need is Frost.
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