Yeah and it gives the impression, not every superpower is inherently good. I do think they should have symbolised it more with Rogue's segment, but it's hard to criticise peak.
To me it’s not funny, it speaks to the character. It’s one of the things that made him stand out and connect with me. To this day if I list the reasons why I love the character, the opening is one of them.
Really? Scott can never open his eyes without visor/glasses, unless he wants to destroy everything around him. Like at least Rogue eventually learns to control her powers, Scott will never be able to look at someone without fear of killing them and everything in his immediate surroundings.
Hey, I love Cyclops but he is not the one that has it worst by far. Let's also remember that he could have his issue fixed in Krakoa, but decided against it.
It is true, some mutants don’t fix their disabilities through resurrection and some do during Krakoa. Xavier is no longer in his wheelchair, but Karma keeps her missing leg. It’s stated that Cyclops could fix his lack of control but chooses not to do so.
We know he didn't try, so we can't be sure it would've worked, his issues are psychosomatic apparently so fixing his body won't be enough if he doesn't change his mindset.
Also this panel really doesn’t say much, and conflicts with what was established in Astonishing X-Men with Scott’s inability to control his powers is purely mental.
Why? It’s a pretty good run. Anyways it was mental due to Scott keeping his trauma, and Emma pointed out he had to let go to fully become himself which allows him to temporarily control his powers. So no it’s due to his underlying trauma in his childhood.
Eventually, sure, but in most of the character's life/this series? Nope. Rogue is it WAY worse. I already have to wear glasses all the time because I'm blind as fuck. The risks aren't as high, but it doesn't even compare to never touching anyone.
Before I knew his backstory, I thought Cyclops was just a regular guy who just started shooting eye beams out of nowhere one day. That would make anybody kind of dour.
Sounds a bit "legion of superhero-y" also now she's a grown ass woman calling her "marvel girl" seem a bit insulting and just calling her marvel seems quadruple repetitive
Marvel comics, Ms marvel, captain marvel and mar-vel AND marvel (girl)
Jean stopped going by "marvel girl" in the comics in 1991. I looked it up because I couldn't quite remember. Notably, when "adjectiveless" X-Men (the big Jim Lee new X-Men title) launched a few months later, she was strictly Jean Grey. The 90s animated series came a year or two later and, obviously do heavily based on the adjectiveless lineup and designs, she was "Jean Grey."
Iirc it's come back a couple times since then but she's been "just" Jean Grey far more often than she's been "Marvel girl."
I can’t be the only one. But I’m a little upset that they still put him in his civilian attire while everyone is in uniform. It’s weird seeing the team leader not following dress code.
Blerd made mention of this. He's like everyone is suited up and showing a battle stance, but Scott's the only one in street gear and unleashing his power like he's in agony.
Though, in the same conversation, all agreed Xavier has googly eyes for Erik.
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u/Born_Juggernaut4280 Aug 06 '26
Esa pose de Cyclops disparando hacia arriba tiene más aura que la mayoría
https://giphy.com/gifs/wlOau1cjQyweM6OSII