วีดีโอ

I think this is from Episode 27 (Ultimates 2 - Part 1)

House of X and Powers of X by Jonathan Hickman, art by Pepe Larraz and R.B. Silva

that is a very solid point. - Joe

haha, awwww, I'm not sure when you read this but the designs were groundbreaking at the time. respect you're opinion nonetheless.

@@mobiuscouch I mean the green fluid it's vimet. Or at least what I think it is tony is a big time drunk so when hes In that suit I'm pretty sure we all know what would happen

that would be hilarious and amazing

@@mobiuscouch yup sure does.

+1 to this entire comment! Legion Lost is one of the best series l've ever read. DnA's writing and Coipel's art are just perfection. The stakes are as high as they could possibly be, and you can really pick up on their desperation throughout the story and that ending is just unreal. We'll definitely be covering Legion again 🙂

+@@mobiuscouch It's a bit sad that in the decades since Legion Lost debuted, the team has gone from one failed reboot to the next. It has incredible potential, but I fear it will never be a quality comic, steaming series, or film unless some major things change. Since listening to this episode, I've been brainstorming how to possibly bring it into 2024 and beyond... - Introduce darker storylines like Legion Lost, Legion of the Damned, and Five Years Later. - Remove any kind of messianic Superboy, Supergirl, M'onel, Laurel Gand (they always hijack the stories and besides, the Legion has enough amazing characters of its own) - Whittle down the team to a concentrated group and tell each issue from a different perspective so you actually get to know the characters. - Age the team into adulthood and incorporate relationships, sex, and sexuality into the plot (hell, even in the '90s Vi and Aayla were a couple) - Drop the codenames and outfits. Adopt more of a uniform look. Five Years Later had bomber jackets. Maybe variations of a similar theme. X-Men has always done a good job of making uniforms more cohesive...Legion could benefit from that. It exemplifies unity, which is what Legion is all about. - This one is probably the most controversial, but drop the superhero angle altogether and go in a purely sci-fi direction. (Hello, it's the 31st century and there are going to be invisible shields, telepathic earplugs, and weapons that can mimic most of Legion's powers. Imagine if Tasmia's darkfield was contained in caster bullets like you see in Outlaw Star, if Brainy goes back to being a robot, or better yet, a brain contained in a robot, if Candi comes from a monomorphic, Amazonian world, if Wildfire is a temporary manifestation from a caster shell, if Shikari is a failed UP weapon experiment, etc. If Legion is more dependent on technology, it makes stories all the more interesting when that technology breaks or is inaccessible) - Make politics more of a focus with Legion missions. Legion Don't Kill is a nice sentiment and all, but not realistic in a universe that is more grey than it is black and white. Since the United Planets is such a focus in the Legion universe, it makes sense that Legion be directly affiliated with the UP. Something equivalent to United Nations security forces on earth in the present day. - And lastly, get Coipel back onboard. No one illustrates the Legion like he does. Basically, I'm envisioning Legion gaining new life, not as a group of teenage superheroes in the future, but as a team of highly trained adult members of an elite force trying to keep peace in the United Planets. Protecting intergalactic politicians from assassination, intervening in genocides, infiltrating galactic cults, stopping devious tech CEOs and foreign invaders, providing aid work in pandemics, confronting the AI threat, sometimes having to follow UP orders even when it goes against their own morality or political beliefs, and sometimes even having to part ways or fight against one another when a planet breaks away from the UP. This may not be a popular concept among diehard Legion fans, but I think it's about time the Legion got a makeover that allows them to survive and thrive in the darker, edgier world we now live in... P.S. You mentioned something about a Snyder(?) scale? What exactly is that? Something to do with bodies portrayed in comics? It's my first time hearing of it.

@@orion6372 first of all no one loves the legion as much as we do, except clearly yourself. love all of your thoughts on what is possible with these characters and I can't agree enough that they are constantly mishandled in recent years. The bendis run is by far the best of the recent incarnations of the legion and that was sadly cut short. the current state of comics in general doesn't scream for yet another legion reboot but it would be great if they could achieve another run like this that lasted anywhere near as long that truly explored where these characters could go (and how dark it could get). thank you for your passion and comments sir. - Joe

my brother loves umbra to death and I'm a close second! - Joe

I still to this day dont know if I loved it or hated it. -Joe

Its so dumb, how do you like it?

haha, fair enough

@@joeohara9882silence Joe!

haha, yes it does

Hahaha. I meant “he’s watching them for a reason” not just dicking around in the rafters.

@@joeohara9882oh

He has a brain trauma

LOL

@@mobiuscouch You were a good sport about it and now I feel bad on how I phrased it lmao.

Quentin Quire was acting like a lunatic so the X-Men discussed what was causing his erratic behavior and Emma pointed out he was high on the drug “kick”

@@mobiuscouch oh my goodness