Post by Melinda Johnson on Oct 4, 2006 0:11:38 GMT -5
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>Scott Summers' visit to Jean Grey's watery grave of Alkali Lake was definitely one worth taking. He has been reunited with his lover...But he's noticed something different about her. He can't yet put his finger on it. There is undoubtedly an air of something about Jean...She, too, know that she's not exactly the same, and she can't quite figure out what it is either. She has seemed to hone her mutations and have further extent of them than before she was overwhelmed by the rushing water.
>The Cure is a new vaccination that will supposedly suppress the active X-gene that all mutants possess. Sentinels, bent on destroying those with active mutations, have been updated and now are stronger than ever. Magneto and his band of radically-protesting mutants, known as the Brotherhood, will not stand for any of this without some kind of fight...Even if it means disposing of those who need not be disposed of.
>The Shi'Ar have grown hostile for reasons unknown, and they cast their shadow over the inhabitants of Earth. Whether or not they will strike, not even the strongest telepath can tell.
The Cure,
The Brotherhood,
The Shi'Ar,
And a force so powerful that one cannot even fathom its strength...
How do the X-Men fare in this uphill struggle?
>Scott Summers' visit to Jean Grey's watery grave of Alkali Lake was definitely one worth taking. He has been reunited with his lover...But he's noticed something different about her. He can't yet put his finger on it. There is undoubtedly an air of something about Jean...She, too, know that she's not exactly the same, and she can't quite figure out what it is either. She has seemed to hone her mutations and have further extent of them than before she was overwhelmed by the rushing water.
>The Cure is a new vaccination that will supposedly suppress the active X-gene that all mutants possess. Sentinels, bent on destroying those with active mutations, have been updated and now are stronger than ever. Magneto and his band of radically-protesting mutants, known as the Brotherhood, will not stand for any of this without some kind of fight...Even if it means disposing of those who need not be disposed of.
>The Shi'Ar have grown hostile for reasons unknown, and they cast their shadow over the inhabitants of Earth. Whether or not they will strike, not even the strongest telepath can tell.
The Cure,
The Brotherhood,
The Shi'Ar,
And a force so powerful that one cannot even fathom its strength...
How do the X-Men fare in this uphill struggle?
