Rise of the Powers of X #5: "Now and Forever"

[alliterator]

"Moira is quite big in this story because the end of the X-Men Krakoan era had to come back to her. It had to come back to Xavier as well. Because we basically started with those two people on a bench. For all the big ideas Jonathan Hickman started, it was a very powerful, personal story about these people trapped and wanting to be free. That's the thing that Moira gave everyone; a chance to try things a different way. Of course, in the end, Moira is not reliable or good, but she had a point."
-- Kieron Gillen


Moira finally asks Charles what his plan was with defecting to Orchis. He tells her.

Comments

[alliterator]

It might shock you to realize this, but I didn't post these pages because I disliked this issue. In fact, I posted them because I really, really enjoyed it.

[cainofdreaming]

I doubt anyone who has followed the Krakoa era posts thought otherwise.

[alliterator]

Yes, I was being sarcastic. If you want, I can be more blunt: if you want to make a snide comment about a story I enjoyed on my own post, please refrain. If you can't refrain from doing so, I will delete your comment.

"This sucks" is not meaningful commentary. Quoting the Simpsons to complain about how much you think a story sucks is also not meaningful commentary.