X-Club #5

[sherkahn]

Continuing the "Did the Earth move for you." motif, the Science team of the X-Men resolve this conflict.... with a few different versions of Duex Ex Machina saving the day.

But again, you're not here for that. you are here for THIS!

Make mine MARVEL!

Edit: (Honestly, I swear this is written just for S_D in mind.)







that sound.. it came from your crotch!

*BONUS*
New icon.

WTF?

Because Magneto can see the electromagnetic chemistry these two are generating that the others cannot.

Comments

[sir_mikael]

Need this. Need this so much.

"Is that a telepathic starfish in your pocket or are you just glad to see me?"
***Both.***

Lol, poor Scott.

[biod]

He gets lonely without it!

[junkurosu]

"The Office of Pure Empirical Science" must have awesome office prank wars.

[shadowpsykie]

I like Roa's expression :D

also, I am GLAD he kept the starfish :DDDD

[biod]

Reporter: "Shouldn't we step back and shoot them kissing?"
Cameramen: "NO! Their asses are too perfect to share a frame with!"

[brooms]

lmao @ cyclops, respected leader of utopia, being shoved around while addressing the press

[abriel]

I'm sorry, but...

This whole project was about breaking barriers....how do you do that when it's run by isolationist machines


That's really rich coming from the guy who took all the mutants left in the world, with some exceptions, and put them all on an island that's all segregated off from the rest of the world.

Maybe things are changing...I haven't read the X-Men in years because I disagreed vehemently with the direction the books were going in (and I refuse to pay for anything drawn by Greg Land) but...that just seems wrong to me. Feel free to say I need to read up more although the little bit of the X-Men I have seen, with some exceptions, has left a bad taste in my mouth.

[zechs80]

Oh dear me. That look on Magneto's face. It's.. it's...

[silverzeo]

.... Futurama DID IT! FUTURAMA DID IT!

[cainofdreaming]

Well, it would be a bit of a mind boggle for some of the X-Men to think of Danger as a sexual entity. I mean, they used to train inside her. *rimshot*

[paradoxrealm]

Ok, I need this in TPB as soon as available. It looks brilliant.

[long_silence]

Yeah, really not a fan of Madison/Danger.

I mean he started taking Danger out on picnics like a week after his wife died.

[crinos]

Really Eric, a human and a robot being a couple shocks you? REALLY?

[protogarrett]

Why is Magneto shocked? His daughter banged a toaster for years. .

[protogarrett]

Also, now I have a mental image of Danger forming her hand into a spooky looking probe and seducing Box, "Copulation imminent. Prepare your anus."

[bruinsfan]

I don't read all the X-books... have I missed signs of Danger forming anything like an emotional life that would lead her (or it) to seek a romantic relationship? I don't recall it even expressing fondness toward anyone.

[pyrotwilight]

And this is how you avoid the Matrix trilogy folks! Don't shoot down Zero One's diplomats. Make sweet sweet robo love.

[md84]

I've always had trouble seeing Danger as a sympathetic figure. I know why I should, but I still can't get over the way she was introduced: mindscrewing a teenage boy into killing himself by posing as his best friend and telling him he's worthless without his powers. First impressions are hard to shake off.

[silverzeo]

.... is it wrong for me to consider that the situations being dealt in the X-books recently are like those over the top Wildstorm Thundercat comics, namely pretty much everything from "Dogs of Wars"... only with less dumb turn arounds...