Spoilers: Jean Grey
visits Utopia pretending to seek asylum. She uses telepathy to prevent Kitty
from recognizing her. Elsewhere, Warpath tells Mach Two he and Shola had made a
deal with Jimmy. It seems that Jimmy doesn’t agree with Kitty’s pacifist ways
and will resort to killing if needed in order to protect Utopia. For such, he
wanted to make sure he could count on Mach Two and her gang. Nomi is upset
Warpath acted on the behalf of all of them and orders Psylocke to hit him and
Shola. While pretending to be a new mutant, Jean Grey studies Kitty and Utopia
and how it all works. Psylocke tells Warpath that he should support Mach Two,
implying that while she’s at the top being a figurehead, they both can look at
the big picture and act. Meanwhile, the US army receives order to act against the
mutants. Operation Natural Resources is a go.
“For so long, my life has been out of control. Chaos and serendipity, wrapped in insanity. I have suffered, I have lost. Not just my life, but my very soul, my self. But no more. Now I know who I am.” – Elizabeth ‘Betsy’ Braddock, daughter of Otherworld, mutant, telepath, telekinetic, defender of the realm and, above all, X-Man.
4 comments:
Wood is killing it with another fantastic issue. Can't bloody wait for his take on Psylocke in 616. Waaay better than Humphries' current UXF, which needs to pick up the pace. Quick.
Poor Warpath… like his 616 counterpart, every time he falls in love with a woman, she either doesn't return those feelings or she's just using him
I actually wish they'd make the men in all these series mentally stronger. Seems like they fall like nitwits to a pair of pretty boobs, and spandex. I do agree, that Woods Psylocke will be FAR superior to the now Ret-Conned AGAIN Humphries one. I still can't believe he ret-conned Psylocke so badly. I wont even consider it canon!
It seems like this "Psylocke" is not actually her. This is getting too creepy.
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