X-POSITION: Spurrier Delves Into Legion's Psyche for "X-Men Legacy"

[CBR News]

X-Position chats with "X-Men Legacy" writer Si Spurrier, who answers fan questions about Legion's new adventures as he struggles to find his place in an Xavier-less Marvel Universe. Plus, exclusive art!


Full article here.

[Kaiolino]

Pixie alert

[Daithi]

Such a great book. Absolute highlight in the X-Verse now.

[jarrod]

Such a great book. Absolute highlight in the X-Verse now.

It really is. This, Wood's X-Men, Cornell's Wolverine and the occasional downtime issue of WAX is all I need.

[Sanji]

there are one or two others i'm itching to bring into the picture a little bit more too -- armor's one, pixie's another (in fact, i'll be using megan several times in arc 2), and i have a weird obsession with marrow, which my editor can't possibly stifle forever.

yes .

[Mutant Mind]

Love the interview, the writer, the book.

For another, it's been my observation that ongoing series where the whole "WE'VE GOT THREE HUNDRED YEARS OF INTRICACY ALL MAPPED OUT" thing is paraded up front, can sometimes seem kind of stale or lifeless, like a robotic procession from one beat to the next.

LOL. Preach it, Si!

[jarrod]

Marrow? 47 is gonna lose his shit.


Happy that there are longer term plans for Chamber and Frenzy specifically. Their inclusion makes some sense too given they were arguably the two most fundamentally impacted by AOX. Well, besides poor Tempo at least.

[ChristianJCote]

There are people who pronounce it 'twot'...? What...?

[stussyjones]

Loving legacy so much right now.

[Seresecros]

Americans pronounce it twot instead of twat for some reason. Tony Soprano did it all the time

[.A²]

In the wake of his father's death David's subconscious is an unfamiliar menageries of unfamiliar beings. He's taken the time to study them and we've been introduced to a few of them as we go along, but I'm not going to start digging out old split-personalities just for the sake of it, and I'm not going to go treating every last one of them as fully-fleshed out characters.

But, Susan in Sunshine! =[ Regardless, another excellent X-Position. Not only is this unquestioningly the best X-Book, but Si Spurrier is always an entertaining interviewee. And he's going to be using Pixie AND Marrow, amazing.

For another, it's been my observation that ongoing series where the whole "WE'VE GOT THREE HUNDRED YEARS OF INTRICACY ALL MAPPED OUT" thing is paraded up front, can sometimes seem kind of stale or lifeless, like a robotic procession from one beat to the next.

[Pareidol]

I love everything about this book and Spurrier's interviews make me love it even more. A fantastic x-pos.

And next week we have Wood. The x-books are in a fantastic place right now. If only we could've kept AoA going :(

[ChristianJCote]

But, Susan in Sunshine! =[ Regardless, another excellent X-Position. Not only is this unquestioningly the best X-Book, but Si Spurrier is always an entertaining interviewee. And he's going to be using Pixie AND Marrow, amazing.

I'd say that qualifies for a 'Zing'!

[fortyseven]

O. M. G.
omg omg omg omg omg omg omg omg omg

[J/O/J/O]

This s**t's too damn tight.Absolutely fantastic book.
Very much looking forward to Pixie and Armor and everything else really.
Also shout-outs to Spurrier plugging his own novels.