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Originally Posted by Greenskar

What irks me the most about Storm is that she is a character who has the potential to kill on a global scale, yet its because she doesn't that makes her a character with purpose and self control. She has always opposed killing and was among the most vocal from the X-Men to condemn the actions of X-Force.

Also consider that X-Force is a black ops team who is supposed to operate off the radar and then realize that Storm is about as loud as it gets with her abilities, it will be interesting to see how the writer incorporates her power set.

As for Bishop, I remember Chris Yost answering a fan question about why they made him a villain and he said Villain is purely a matter of perspective amongst the fans with him. He didn't believe Bishop to be a villain because in his future he saw the results the Phoenix had on Mutants and so he believes he is acting to save mutant kind from an apocalyptic future, yet the X-Men and Cable didn't and now Cyclops is *Spoiler*

Dark Phoenix.

So...was Bishop really in the wrong? If anything he feels betrayed by his own kind for not listening to him. I think its an interesting angle and it is also among the reasons the X-Force series and Messiah storyline was so good to me at the time.

That's so true about Bishop, heck he should be in X-Force and not Storm. He was trying to do what the Uncanny X-Force did to the young Apocalypse even though he was a child and offed him, although granted Fantomex cloned him afterwards. Same could be said kind of for Hope, when Bishop was hunting her down.