Fantomex goes on trial for shooting a kid in the the head

[flint_marko]

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[icon_uk]

Well, that seem a singularly random reason to bring in Saturnyne and the Captain Britain Corps.

[ian_karkull]

Oh nonsense. Apocalypse is like Galactus at this point. What he does is simply his nature. You can't change it anymore than the incoming tide. You also technically can not murder him, since a "new" Apocalypse is already enrolled at the Grey School. They're trying to rehabilitate that one.
Incidentally, the fallout of Uncanny X-Force made the other books a lot more interesting. I may have to begrudgingly pick that up now.

[kd_the_movie]

While the Capt. Britain Corps are coming off as naive and probably hypocritical dicks, i ain't even mad that Remender is featuring them. The Capt. Britain mythos is one of the cooler but terribly ignored parts of Marvel (and this is coming from someone who has a love/hate view of Brian Braddock).

[nyadnar17]

If a completely unaccountable, nonelected body of people from an organization I was not a citizen, who's laws had never been made available to me, put me on trail I would murder all of them. Co-worker's brother or no co-workers brother.

[starwolf_oakley]

This is causing a fanfic to form in my head.

Due to his experience as a solider and understanding of Punishment, Francis Castiglione, a.k.a. Frank Castle, a.k.a. Centurion Britannia of Earth-221, was offered the chance to defend Fantomex. He considered it, then saw the picture of the dead boy. He then politely turned down and asked to return to his own Earth. He then spent about an hour in a certain cemetery.

Okay, maybe not my best fanfic idea.