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Mark Haslett
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Let that be a lesson, Sentinels: next time, take out Xavier first!
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Wallace Sellars
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Hopefully, there won't be a next time. After all, the world's smartest man made that virus, and its effects are permanent!
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Mark McMurray
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Is that Walt Simonson vacationing at the right in panel 3?
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John Byrne
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A small joy of this project is knowing I can declare something “permanent” without fear of a later writer (or a writer with whom I am “collaborating”) undoing it.
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John Byrne
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BTW, I had the rather alarming realization the other day that the President who authorized WIDEAWAKE was most likely Trump!
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Brian Miller
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Sounds about right...
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Doug Centers
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In that vein, I figure creators in all mediums will now shelve Nixon as their go to dreadful President in favor of "La Grande Orange".
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Mark McKay
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Mark—I wondered if that was Walter Simonson as well!
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Ted Pugliese
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Big Mac, Baby! Thanks, John!
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Nathan Greno
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It was my understanding, these Sentinel attacks were the “early day events” that would eventually lead to a “Days Of Future Past” outcome.
My questions are... 1) Did Reed just prevent DOFP from happening in the Elsewhen timeline? 2) In the timeline established in Uncanny X-Men #141, why didn’t Reed implant the device and stop the Sentinels in the same way? Thank you to anyone who can answer the questions — I’m just trying to wrap my head around the differences in the timelines... and why those differences occurred. ❤️
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Larry Gil
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I'll echo what everyone else is saying....Guardian and Sunfire...wow and thanks JB for the cameo .
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Joel Tesch
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Nathan, butterfly effect perhaps? Elsewhen continuity is already different from X-Men 141 re: Jean not being dead (or at the bottom of the bay). While she didn't play a direct role (as far as we know) in this Sentinel battle, perhaps the X-Men were in different places when this went down...perhaps Reed's success at shutting them down this time was due to a razor thin margin.
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