Eh. This ultimately went down as every CB story. Promising start and a very underwhelming ending. Betsy has been nothing but a cameo queen since the prison break arc ended.
@Nate X There's still one more issue (according to Sevy, #142 is the finalle) and I wouldn't call "nothing" the psychic support and leadership she has with the team or her fight with Saul. This is a X-Men Infinity comic, not a Betsy Braddock: Captain Britain book. There are more characters on X-Corps than only Betsy, but still... the Steves did a great job with her!
She was written in character for the first time in YEARS. And showed leadership like we haven't seen since the outback era. I disagree with this being another Betsy CB story
Eh. This ultimately went down as every CB story. Promising start and a very underwhelming ending. Betsy has been nothing but a cameo queen since the prison break arc ended.
ReplyDelete@Nate X There's still one more issue (according to Sevy, #142 is the finalle) and I wouldn't call "nothing" the psychic support and leadership she has with the team or her fight with Saul. This is a X-Men Infinity comic, not a Betsy Braddock: Captain Britain book. There are more characters on X-Corps than only Betsy, but still... the Steves did a great job with her!
ReplyDeleteI don't feel like she did anything of interest or added to the story since the prison break arc. Her fight with Saul was very underwhelming.
ReplyDeleteShe was written in character for the first time in YEARS. And showed leadership like we haven't seen since the outback era. I disagree with this being another Betsy CB story
ReplyDeleteI'd love it with Betsy in plain X-suit the Captain Kettle is fashion police killjoy. Outweighs Betsy finding her mojo cuz comics are visual stuff.
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