I think that the fact that some part of Scott recognized that he lost his humanity during the Phoenix 5 era really attests to how much he has normally which makes “THE PASSION OF SCOTT SUMMERS” all that more important.
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Time Is a Flat Stepping Disc Part 343
The Illyana Rasputin timeline issue by issue
Avengers Vs. X-Men #5
The X-Men and Avengers clash on the moon, Illyana having a Russian fface-off with the Black Widow. Then, rather than let a host who was prepared for it take the Phoenix Force into her body, the Avengers try to destroy a universal cosmic force. Shockingly, that goes poorly, and it only manages to split the Phoenix into pieces and cause it to seek out other mutant hosts, no matter if they are less capable of holding it safely. Good job, Avengers. Thus, Illyana becomes part of the Phoenix Five, imbued with the power of life and change--diametrically opposed to the power of Limbo, where there is no linear time to allow for natural change.
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Once upon a time in Marvel land there was an event called Avengers Vs X-Men. It gestured at some interesting ideas but it was primarily a vehicle for superhuman violence. 'Twas decided that there wasn't enough of that in the main series, and a mini devoted entirely to 1 Vs 1 fights was born.
The characterisation is pretty thin and problematic, but it doesn't matter. They're fighting, and Emma is a girl. That's the focus here. It's deep stuff.
She's a maiden and he's no mere man. If you're thinking this is a setup for some kind of feminist reversal or takedown of toxic masculinity, well, honestly I'm not sure. It's certainly framed in a deeply gendered way but it's hard to say what the intention is here as Thor hits her with Mjolnir.
This series had a lot of 'fun facts.' Many are too subjective to be facts and their level of fun depends on how jolly one feels. This one focuses on Emma's body in a gendered fashion, but - plot twist - Thor has never faced a domme in battle before. Wild stuff. I think the idea is that his feeling emasculated leads to him ramping up the violence.
Umm, good job Thor. You smashed this woman into smithereens. Standing pitilessly over her broken body doesn't feel very heroic to me.
Good thing Emma is able to reconstruct herself. Heading back to the Avengers and saying 'I killed Emma Frost and there's nothing left to bury' is a bad look.
Obviously she reforms and beats him senseless. Girl power? I can't tell with that fourth panel zooming in on her bumcrack and vagina. What a decision.
Phoenix Emma thrashes Thor so easily that she must have been toying with him. Fun fact - I think I'd prefer to read about the dress ups scenario Emma proposed. Preferably written by someone else.
The X-Men are portrayed as the bad guys in this event, but I like them and think they're cool. I want them to win. It's nice that Emma defeated Thor here, of course, though the inclusion of bizarre gender politics brings it down. It's like 'Thor is fighting a girl. Haha, Thor lost to a girl. She's a girl, get it?'