Grocer Man
Well-Known Member
This is an argument I found while surfing the Internet. Since I have a habit of believing everything I read, I've been unable to shake the idea.. Since I'm not much more then a casual fan of the X-Men, maybe you guys can help me out.
The argument goes like this: it feels like they deserve their own universe. The X-Men go out of their way to stay out of most large-scale conflicts. And yet their niche of the MU is so large and complex that it eclipses all others. The anti-mutant prejudice doesn't make a whole lot of sense in a world full of superhumans, most of whom are treated much better in comparison to mutants. Even though mutants and other superhumans share the Celestial seed, and therefore have the same power source, more or less.
The argument goes like this: it feels like they deserve their own universe. The X-Men go out of their way to stay out of most large-scale conflicts. And yet their niche of the MU is so large and complex that it eclipses all others. The anti-mutant prejudice doesn't make a whole lot of sense in a world full of superhumans, most of whom are treated much better in comparison to mutants. Even though mutants and other superhumans share the Celestial seed, and therefore have the same power source, more or less.