@BizkitSilverhnd@TRKar_Vell I mean, I kinda get the delusion on that post because of this. If you read the best era of X-Men (early to mid ‘80s) and it’s your favorite comic, Kitty is like one of the top three most important characters.
@comics_jeff It’s ironic that the end of Claremont coincided with the X-Men’s explosion into the mainstream outside of comics (because of the cartoon that started less than a year after he was gone). Most of the X-Men iconography has been tied to that era since.
@J_Onaka I mean they’re doing the Frank Quitely costumes soon, the Genosha massacre has happened, and they already have some of the kids from that era in cameo roles, soooo…
@dcuworld Bummer, but hopefully the title still continues. I’ve liked it all the way through, but it’s just starting to gain momentum again following Year One.
@djodjeee_ True, and I also think it’s a very millennial-core song, which is kinda the vibe of the whole movie (that awkward, somewhat blind millennial optimism). “Maybe kindness is the new punk rock.” It’s a nice sentiment.