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X-Men Legacy #268
Jun. 14th, 2012 02:46 pm![[personal profile]](http://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
stolisomancerDue to a quirk of scheduling, the first comic to deal with the fallout from the last issue of Avengers vs. X-Men is X-Men: Legacy. It picks up after the Phoenix Five have come back to Earth and begun what a character refers to as "outlawing war": rogue states are dismantled and trouble spots are forcibly pacified.
One of those spots is the African country of Narobia. (I originally thought they'd misspelled Nairobi, or made up an African country out of whole cloth to avoid issues, but Narobia is apparently a pre-existing fictional state in the Marvel Universe, dating all the way back to Jack Kirby's Jungle Action books in 1977.) Cyclops swept through the place and forcibly disarmed a lot of the country's warring factions, but he missed some. The X-Men promptly dispatch Frenzy to bat clean-up.
In the spirit of fairness, I should offer a trigger warning for both child and spousal abuse.
( Four pages after the cut )
One of those spots is the African country of Narobia. (I originally thought they'd misspelled Nairobi, or made up an African country out of whole cloth to avoid issues, but Narobia is apparently a pre-existing fictional state in the Marvel Universe, dating all the way back to Jack Kirby's Jungle Action books in 1977.) Cyclops swept through the place and forcibly disarmed a lot of the country's warring factions, but he missed some. The X-Men promptly dispatch Frenzy to bat clean-up.
In the spirit of fairness, I should offer a trigger warning for both child and spousal abuse.
( Four pages after the cut )
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