Aug 2, 2019
Apparently the Aesir are magnetic. Or maybe the uru in mjolnir is? But it appears to be tossing Thor about too... (from Journey into Mystery Nov. 1962 #86)
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Apparently the Aesir are magnetic. Or maybe the uru in mjolnir is? But it appears to be tossing Thor about too... (from Journey into Mystery Nov. 1962 #86)
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How to Make it Science:Â
1963 creators: throw some electricity or magnets (see previous post) into your technobabble
2014/present: throw in some quantum physics, string theory etc.Â
 From Journey into Mystery Dec. 1962 #87 and Captain America: Winter Soldier (2014)
what the heck is a neo-mutant?
It's used in X-Men 132 to refer to Kitty Pryde and Dazzler, and it sounds like basically a term for the younger mutant generations, but it doesn't quite add up: Dazzler isn't much younger than the original X-Men, who seem to be maybe in their early twenties at that point.
I have a feeling the writers dumped this term pretty quickly, but I wish I knew what it means. >< Any X-Men experts on my dash?