I was going to ask this in the whippy thread, but then it got way too long so I thought I'd make my own post. I don't have many friends who read comics so I was just trying to get a feel about:
[spoiler:b3f601e4e9]how people perceived the Scarlet Witch dynamic to what's been happening recently. I was loving Avengers dissasembled until the whole reason (she's crying cause she can't have a kid) turned out to be her.
And
then not only does she cause a huge alien invasion, kill the Vision and Hawkeye, but she changes all of fucking reality? I mean, come on. That's seems like such a bullshit move. With that logic, she has more power than the phoenix. At least that entity needs to take the time to blow the universe up.
SW could, conceivably, have said "no more universe" and it would have happened. I dunno, it just seems like the marvel writers needed something to shake up the mutant population (as well as their world in general) and couldn't think of a good reason to do it. Has SW ever demonstrated this kind of power? How can you just take away a mutant's mutation? Wouldn't it be hardwired into their dna, if not
actually their dna? It's just been pissing me off for so long, I wanted to ask. Also, Quicksilver sucks cocks. The whole focal point of the crisis just....ARGH!
Makes me mad. Anyone feel differently? The same?[/spoiler:b3f601e4e9]
I've really been liking Civil War so far, and this lead-in/su plot seems very unneccessary.
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yadda yadda big ball of mutant energy or whatever
they kind of dealt with that with the whole Collective arc in New Avengers
later on he fights the new avengers and sentry flies into space with him but he gets away and heads to genosha where he merges with magneto because the collective is apparently xorn
then the sentry throws him into the sun and magneto "explodes"[/spoiler:af81c050e3]
Not that either of these are necessarily all that important, but
[spoiler:9ca18043bc]The collective apparently acted like Xorn because Xorn is pure energy and could control the other energy, or some such crap. This was apparently an attempt to explain the Xorneto thing, which I didn't care about in the first place, so I didn't particularly follow this either.
The only part that might matter long term is that I think it's not that Magneto exploded, but that Xorn/Collective gave him his powers back and he escaped. Even if that wasn't the original intent, since it's inevitable Magneto is coming back as a villain/hero with powers, I assume that's how it'll be interpreted.[/spoiler:9ca18043bc]
I realize that would never happen what with the almighty status quo, but still.
It'd have been a hell of a lot better than several more months of hunting down unregistered heroes following the conclusion of Civil War.