I reiterate. A walking talking confusion generator. He's like that ancestry tracking service. He's been consistently reconnecting lost family members. It's fucking hilarious.
Now who's Lantern looking for? I'm pretty sure he's hit up all the usual suspects. And what X-men affiliate or foe would be on what I presume is an American military site? Well... Let's watch and find out.
...What about advanced nanotech? Stuff that seems like paper until it gets inside, and then...
Very sensible of you, Lantern.
Ah, X-Factor. In particular, the Government-backed version of the team that existed during the animated series' heyday.
Sadly, whatever he's got to say probably can't wait for some analyst in Washington to go over it with a fine-toothed comb...
And starting a punch-up with the super-team you can to talk to is probably not the smartest idea. I mean, it's a long-standing tradition, but that's no reason to live up to the cliche.
Ah, someone with actual authority? Well-timed.
Blonde, huh? One guess who that might be. Hopefully this version hasn't suffered through the convoluted history that his comics counterpart suffered from.
Though I imagine he's focusing really hard on not lighting up.
Got that right. Heck, her abilities tend to be inconsistent about what she can even turn into.
Ah, yes. The whole 'oops, I just let your daddy know he might have a couple more kids he didn't know about.' moment we saw yesterday...
Probably a very wise decision. And even just coming here suggests he can know more than he lets on, since this is presumably a covert base.
Tit for tat, golden boy. (And seriously, what is with that hair?)
Heck, Lantern could do it, if he wanted to...
I bet that makes it a lot easier to locate new mutants. Cerebro gets the initial ping, then Lantern can go a-roving for a more detailed scouting run...
Hello there, Havok. Quite a few episodes before his official debut, no less...
Ah, the Summers family tree. It and the Grey line are two of the most convoluted lineages in the comics. Especially where they merge.
Heh, a nice bonus. Scott's jaw is going to hit the floor...
How recent a photo? At least the original costumes had masks.
And it wasn't that long ago, even in-universe.
Oh, that's going to be a hell of a reunion.
She never mentioned his last name? Sheesh.
Heh. So much for checking anything coming in.
Different rules for the field operatives, huh?At least trying to keep up the illusion of operational security, I guess.
...Interesting move. I expect he has to give a corresponding burst before he lands, to equalise his momentum and avoid, you know, breaking an ankle or something.
It's amazing how closely related some X-Men characters are when you start poking around... Especially outside of the comics.
Son, he isn't even from this universe. I'd like to see the immigration process for that.
Ah, the classic Nineties look: spandex, short jacket and huge hair.
Hold on to your shiny butt, ma'am, because this might be a surprise...
Just... Dropping it all on her at once, huh?
...She did know Magneto is her father, right?
Animated Havok. Alongside the Government-backed version of X-Factor.
It's not really a thing about siblings being unable to hurt each other, and more that Cyclops and Havok have, essentially, the same power just with blasts coming out different places...potentially due to Cyclops' brain damage that rendered his blasts uncontrollable.
No, it was a thing in the animated series. There's a scene where Black Tom and Banshee try and fail to blast each other as well.
In comics, Emma Frost and her sisters are unable to read each other's minds
He did.
No, that's correct.
Thank you, corrected.
I can't find a clip, so I'm working off thirty year old memories here. I think they wound up in different places after the plane crashed, but I don't remember why.
Oh, they're with Force Works, but Wundagore is their home.
It's usually more that I didn't realise that another work was supposed to be in the same continuity.
