Superheroes, spouses, and son

[superboyprime]

Also, the series has been apparently been upgraded from mini-series to ongoing status. Huh.

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[lascoden]

Wow, that's like a poodle and lab having a pug. I admit that I don't know much about Luna, or Quicksilver, but I remembered seeing her in Mighty Avengers. Didn't know she was born human. Did the Inhumans never expose her to the Mists before? I thought that was just something they always did.

[pyrotwilight]

Not sure on all the specifics I assume since she was only half Inhuman it was up to her parents to decide if they'd want to expose her since I figure that'd be something they'd do for only full Inhuman children. Though if I remember right Inhuman undergo terrigenesis when they're teenagers not right when they're born anyway.

[lascoden]

Guess that's true. Forgot that they waited, Black Bolt's origin always confuses me on that. Well, looks like it turned out alright anyway, I guess.

[icon_uk]

Wow, that's like a poodle and lab having a pug.

Not really, in MU genetics it's perfectly possible for a mutant to give birth to a non-mutant (Graydon Creed being the most famous example, but Davis "Slipstream" Cameron would have remained a latent mutant had Sage not used her powers to forcibly activate his) and Inhumans are born without powers until Terrigenesis.

Quicksilver wanted to expose her to the Mists as soon as her human status was confirmed, when she was still a babe in arms, but Crystal was against that because IIRC A) it was unknown was the Mists might do to a human with latent mutant genes and B) she was disappointed that Pietro seemed to be implying that he could only love a child if it had powers.

[lascoden]

A horse and a mule have a horse, maybe? Not that good with analogies, obviously.
I've read very little Inhuman stories, so I'm probably way off with this, but I thought that the Inhumans were quite a bit different from humans, even without the Mists, because of all of the genetic modifications done by the Kree? The mists only mutate them further, and when regular humans use them it ends up being lethal.