Integration

VonPooten · 07-11-2016, 06:14 PM

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Originally Posted by XW1n5t0nX

Beautiful! When she was revealed I did not like her at all, but now she's my most anticipated out of the set. Go figure!

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Originally Posted by En Sabah Nerd

Alex also turned into an asshat when he and Wasp had a kid in a future that was undone. So in this future of Earth-616 which was made worse by the Apocalypse twins Wasp and Havok have this kid but then Alex agrees to give the child to Kang the conqueror so Kang can fix everything to be the way it was before albeit begrudgingly. Not only was this done behind Wasp's back but then when Kang unsurprisingly doesn't return their child to them Alex eventually brushes their daughter off as never being real or meant to happen so there's no reason to be upset about it.

Don't forget the whole "don't call me a mutant" speech, which would have been fine given Alex's past of wanting to live a normal life, but then Remender got huffy that people were offended, and dedicated half an issue to Rogue and Wanda arguing about it, where Wanda acted as Remender's mouth. As soon as that happened, it made Havok's whole speech seem that much more ridiculous.

Havok is exactly the same as Polaris, in that they are two characters who perpetually live in another's shadow (Cyclops and Magneto, respectively), and are never given time to develop as reasonably legitimate individuals. Alex came very close when he pursued Vulcan, but now? He's an inverted ex-spouse of Wasp who "lead" an Avengers team for twenty issues (read: was constantly undermined by Steve Rogers).

At least his figure looks cool..?

07-11-2016, 06:14 PM	#17411
VonPooten Join Date: Mar 2015 Posts: 419	Quote: Originally Posted by XW1n5t0nX Beautiful! When she was revealed I did not like her at all, but now she's my most anticipated out of the set. Go figure! Quote: Originally Posted by En Sabah Nerd Alex also turned into an asshat when he and Wasp had a kid in a future that was undone. So in this future of Earth-616 which was made worse by the Apocalypse twins Wasp and Havok have this kid but then Alex agrees to give the child to Kang the conqueror so Kang can fix everything to be the way it was before albeit begrudgingly. Not only was this done behind Wasp's back but then when Kang unsurprisingly doesn't return their child to them Alex eventually brushes their daughter off as never being real or meant to happen so there's no reason to be upset about it. Don't forget the whole "don't call me a mutant" speech, which would have been fine given Alex's past of wanting to live a normal life, but then Remender got huffy that people were offended, and dedicated half an issue to Rogue and Wanda arguing about it, where Wanda acted as Remender's mouth. As soon as that happened, it made Havok's whole speech seem that much more ridiculous. Havok is exactly the same as Polaris, in that they are two characters who perpetually live in another's shadow (Cyclops and Magneto, respectively), and are never given time to develop as reasonably legitimate individuals. Alex came very close when he pursued Vulcan, but now? He's an inverted ex-spouse of Wasp who "lead" an Avengers team for twenty issues (read: was constantly undermined by Steve Rogers). At least his figure looks cool..? Last edited by VonPooten; 07-11-2016 at 06:16 PM..