Evil Katey/Good Katey

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avengingyouth:

Comic Parallels

↳ Jean Grey & Warren Worthington III

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for lyfe

fuckyeahalisonblaire:

by Xbabies

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northstarfan:

sophoslight:

fuckyeahjeangreyphoenix:

pikachuears:

Cyclops: 2, Wolverine: 0

at least Jean gets a mention with all this AvX stuff…

In the worst way possible. As piece in a pissing contest between two assholes.

Much like last time. And sorry, fuckhead, you do not get to invoke Jean’s name after you 1) were unfaithful and 2) had sex on her grave with the woman you cheated on her with.

God, these two need to die.

^^^^^

Jean deserves WAY more than that

I stand by my hopeless ship.

xombiedirge:

Jean by Diego Molano

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alternatecover:

From Uncanny X-Men #9, 1965. Looks like Cyclops isn’t the only one who needs to cool down…

Interestingly (if you’re some kind of formalist nerd) this is an example of how Silver Age comics weren’t that big on subtext. Sure, you COULD give Jean’s dialogue a double meaning and use her body language to make a point, but why bother when you can just write your subtext in a wibbly bubble?

Thought bubbles have long since fallen out of favour to the point where if someone were to use them in a mainstream superhero comic, it’d be mentioned in every review and become the subject of about fifty million blog posts about how they’re coming back (at least, this is what happened when Bendis used them in a few issues of Mighty Avengers several years ago). A shame, really, because they’re not inherently bad, just a tool in the comics arsenal, and one that’s practically unique to the form. Still, if third-person narrative captions can make a comeback, anything can.

(Also, EIGHT exclamation marks on that page. EIGHT! Most dramatic thoughts ever?)

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fuckyeaharchangel:

Just because I know I have quite a few followers that’d appreciate this :)

It would end horribly but yes absolutely this should happen.

(PS: Art = Jamie McKelvie in X-Men Season One)

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Phil Noto

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From X-Men Season One by Hopeless/McKelvie

Loved that panel. Obviously.

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From X-Men: Season One by Dennis Hopeless and Jamie McKelvie

How much do I love that the whole time, Jean was pretty much thinking this? “So, X is a dick, but you know. Could be worse. Could be Magneto.”

<3

From X-Men: Season One by Dennis Hopeless and Jamie McKelvie

Huh, you know what else McKelvie can draw? Wings. Love the way they did this reveal. Soooo awkward.

From X-Men: Season One by Dennis Hopeless and Jamie McKelvie

Cheek chillers by Drake!

McKelvie sure does draw an adorable Bobby.

(Next page in my next Season One post…)

So this post got me thinking. About Angel and Marvel Girl. Or whatever you want to call them. And how hard I ship them, even though I love Warren, dislike Jean, and know damn well that she would chew him up and spit him out.

And he would come crawling back if she did. Because dude loves her. And has always loved her. And normally that drives me nuts, but I am a sucker for his absolute (silent, hopeless, completely devoid of expectation) devotion for reasons I can’t explain. It’s wrong, but irresistible.

Neil Gaiman totally gets it. As proven in 1602.

(From 1602 by Neil Gaiman and Andy Kubert.)

Yeah. That much. I know it’s an AU, but it’s still so them. Keep the faith, Werner.

Also, Scott, in any universe, you’re a tool.