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The Uncanny X-Tober! Day 25: Energy!
Ink & Watercolor, 6 x 9 inches JoJo Seames, 2024
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This week's post – Tabitha Smith, aka Boom Boom, who could make tiny bombs out of nothing during her stints on the X-Men, New Mutants, and, my personal favorite, the X-Terminators, among a few other teams as well. This look was inspired by her X-Terminators run, though clearly without the pigtails and skirt. (I just wanted to give a run at seeing her with the long hair loose, mostly.)
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It always annoyed me when people would say jubilee is useless because her power is to "make fireworks". First of all, it's not fireworks. It's plasma that mimics fireworks. Second of all, even if they were actual pyrotechnics did y'all forget that fireworks are literal bombs? That can grievously injure or outright kill you if used incorrectly? The idea that "it's just fireworks" is cool until you're blind, partially deaf and/or covered in 3rd degree burns, then what?
Tabitha Smith in X-Terminators #1 & #2 (2022), art by Carlos Gómez. - requested by anonymous.
