I think he knew something was wrong when they stopped appearing. And maybe as an adult looked them up. But I would have loved to have read his reaction to the news.

The time-displaced suits are such a fun inclusion. People always forget about that era, but all the O5 remember it.

Bring back Robyn Hanover, someone, I beg.

Sentinels is low-key a top 5 From the Ashes title. For me, the way the machine (literal and figurative) can twist people already susceptible to fascism and radicalism into literal weapons until they've lost their humanity and alienated those they loved felt very timely.

Was the movie without subtitles, too, or do theatres in Japan accommodate international audiences?

This is so real. Forget that "I'm going to make everyone happy" stuff. No, it's art, art should be personal, and if I had the resources everything would be catered to me.

I will be writing in.

It's Mark Waid, so it's good. The format is very digital comic format though.

I remember liking AvX 6.5, by Mark Waid and Chris Bachalo. Although I guess that's not a spin-off.

It's literally just Grant Morrison lifting that whole decade up, with Mike Carey as support. Miss me with the Fraction and Brubaker X-Men praise. Out of character madness.

You can make fun on Onslaught all you want, but Schism was trite and Austen and Milligan's X-Men was terrible.

Yeah, a little surprising. I think it's basically whoever Ryan Stegman wanted to write and draw.