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The thing about Vision is that he JUST came back. So, while to us his death has been over 5 years ago, to Vision, it JUST happened. That wound is still really fresh. It's bad timing that Wanda is just now starting to want to be an Avenger again.

edited 19th Jul '12 9:48:58 PM by gregyo

Actually, Wanda sorta doesn't want to be an Avenger. She wants to get her head back together. But the Avengers need her right now, against the Phoenix 5.

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Again, I had no problem with the feelings themselves. That wasn't the problem with the scene.

Also, Wanda never said she wanted to be an Avenger. Hell, she didn't even wanted to go to the mansion in the first place. What right Vision had to throw her off like that? He has a problem with her, this is clear and comprehensible. But it is he who should leave at that moment, not her. She was there by her friends invitation, who live there as much as Vision does and have as much right to the house.

And Star Lord with his cool helmet in his hands is the 5th story in Point 1

Is there any sort of comprehensiveness list of the various Marvel Alternate Universes and timelines?

"You are never taller then when standing up for yourself"

This guy is working on one, but it's far from complete. All the important realities are pretty low-numbered, though, in the grand scheme of things: 616, 295, 1610...

There's also this list. I'm not sure it covers every single reality that's ever been mentioned, but it seems pretty thorough.

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Yet, for some reason, it doesn't cover the main universes (616*

, 1610*

Ultimate Marvel

or even 295*

Age Of Apocalypse

). Weird.

I suppose because those are ones everyone already knows.

Also doesn't mention the X-Men Forever-verse. So I'm guessing it's for realities that didn't have entire series set in them. The ones that had only one appearance, or a few appearances.

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But they both mention the "Days Of Future And Past" verse....

"You are never taller then when standing up for yourself"

But Days of Future Past never had its own book, right? So it is as Tiamatty says.

Btw, I just realized Days of Future Past is set next year. Marvel totally should make a comemorative release or something.

edited 21st Jul '12 5:47:31 PM by Heatth

Well there at it, they should bring Rachel Summers back to the spotlight. I miss the girl.

Has Future!Franklin Richards said anything about him in Rachel in the Fantastic Four/Future Foundation?

"You are never taller then when standing up for yourself"

There is a future Franklin in the FF books? Dams, I should start read those.

Speaking on him, what happened to his powers? I mean, I know he used it in Fear Itself, but he implies he was hiding it. I have a huge gap in my Marvel stories knowledge between the 90s and the middle of the 00s, so I don't know why he apparently haven't even been using his astral projection anymore.

Anyway, yeah, Rachel should come back to the spotlight. It shouldn't even wait for a hypothetical Days of Future Past special. The Phoenix is back and she was its host for longer than anybody else. She is being shafter from AvX for stupid reasons, but she should, at last, be prominent in the aftermath, specially if Hope sticks around.

edited 21st Jul '12 5:47:22 PM by Heatth

Yeah he and his young sister came back from the future to avert some sort of disaster and decided to stay. Franklin and his future self get along great apparently (I've only read bits and pieces of FF).

And Franklin lost his powers, then got them back, then lost them again. Or something. It's one of those Things in the MU that's just really confusing.

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If I start with Future Foundation, will a see all of this Future Franklin? Or should I pick some old Fantastic Four as well?

A few back-issues of Fantastic Four would be best. Adult Franklin appeared in Fantastic Four 574 - Franklin's birthday. Probably better to go back to 570, when Hickman started his run.

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Thanks. Looking the covers, I think I might actually own this issue, though I don't remember if I actually read it*

. Is it around that Sue from future who eventually died? They made a whole artificial world in that story-line, if I remember correctly.

Also, to get some context, when this issue 570 takes place in the Marvel Universe? Dark Reign perhaps?

edited 21st Jul '12 6:38:31 PM by Heatth

Issue 570 was post-Dark Reign. It makes use of a thread from the Dark Reign Fantastic Four tie-in. It came out August 2009.

I wasn't actually reading it around that time, so I'm not sure all of what was going on.

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The only thing I remember about the FF's Dark Reign storyline is the Richards family's curb stomping of Osborn and the Dark Avengers.

Reed had his device to scan other realities, looking for ones where the Civil War was avoided.

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I really dislike Val. I love Franklin, and the others in the Foundation, but Val's always right attitude and refusal to accept bein g wrong rub me the wrong way. Strangely I dont mind when Amedeus does it, but that might be because both 1. He's older, and 2. He can actually admit when he is wrong.

The reality in which people don't act like douche for no reason? It is not that hard.

Funny, I love Val myself. I admit I haven't read much stories with her (since I haven't read many main FF stories) but I love her every time I read her.

edited 21st Jul '12 9:18:10 PM by Heatth

I think the interaction between the Richard's siblings in extremely cute.

"You are never taller then when standing up for yourself"

That too. I love how Val still plays with Franklin, despite being a genius and all. Not only that, but she likes playing with him. She can build a time-machine and will use it to go with her brother to ride dinosaurs because this is insanely cool*

. She is a genius but is also a child and that is awesome.

It does get a little tiring how Val is always right. She needs to screw up once in a while. Especially since she's, you know, 3 years old.

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