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I don't think he built a replica. I think it's the same old Asteroid M that's been around forever now. That's the implication, anyway. It's nothing so complex.
I see your point, but I think now that we're at the end, we have enough perspective on the series that we can see that every storyline has had its own vibe, and was something of a homage to a genre convention. Murder was the tv mystery, Riot was the school story pastiche, Assualt was the 90s action comic, E Is For Extinction was the blockbuster movie. Planet X is the old school superhero melodrama, and given the circumstances of the story and the artist who is drawing the story, having Logan and Jean trapped on a space station about to crash into the sun actually makes a lot of sense. It's over the top and romantic. It's perfect, really.
I don't think Magneto will have a secondary mutation, but I do think that the chances of him being psychically convinced that he is Xorn again will be a likely part of the conclusion. |
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