"Battle of the Atom"

Yes, The -S- schrieb:Die O5 (Original 5) BLEIBEN (vorerst) bei 'uns' ?
Space-ige Kostüme ?! (Cyclops)

Das Crossover war sehr interessant, eine 'inoffizielle' Fortsetzung zu "Days of Future Past"

Jayne Cobb schrieb:

Yes, The -S- schrieb:Die O5 (Original 5) BLEIBEN (vorerst) bei 'uns' ?
Space-ige Kostüme ?! (Cyclops)

Space-ig? Mich erinnern sie an die X-Factor Kostüme der O5.

Das Crossover war sehr interessant, eine 'inoffizielle' Fortsetzung zu "Days of Future Past"

??? Wie kommst du denn darauf? Nur wegen den Future X-Men? Aber diese Zukunft hatte nun doch eigentlich gar nichts mit der Zukunft aus Days of Future Past zu tun.

Yes, The -S- schrieb:Irgendwo (Hefte, Paniniforum?!) hab' ich gelesen, das es wirkt, als wär' es DIE Zeitlinie.....wahrscheinlich wegen der 'älteren Pryde'..dazu erscheint es 25 Jahre (?) NACH der orginal Story und zum Start des Kinofilms....Theorien, Theorien...  

Marvelblog schrieb:As such, Battle of the Atom feels heavily influenced by X-Men: Days of Future Past. Not only does it play with a variety of the tropes and conventions cemented by that classic Chris Claremont and John Byrne story, it includes numerous shout-outs and even the same basic structure.

Writers Brian Michael Bendis, Brian Wood and Jason Aaron are all having a great deal of fun writing Battle of the Atom, even if the comic does occasionally feel a little bit too light or too familiar. Then again, what’s the point in a fiftieth birthday party if you can’t be a little indulgent?

comicauthority schrieb:Since Chris Claremont and John Byrne produced “Days of Future Past” in 1981, X-Men creators have been bending the space-time continuum in thrilling, albeit confounding, manners. Brian Michael Bendis’ innovative introduction of the original five X-Men from the past to the present in his “All-New X-Men” series reaches a turning point in “X-Men: Battle of the Atom”, an entertaining yarn that finds X-Men from three separate timelines doing battle with one another in the present.

Comic.com schrieb:And now for a few sidenotes:

* Notice that "Mara Rose's Steak House" building during the opening Sentinel confrontation in Chapter 1? "Mara Rose" is the name of an assistant for artist Frank Cho, who also included a McSwiggin Avenue sign - presumably another mention of a Cho friend, Mike McSwiggin.

* Future Kitty Pryde is wearing the same kind of jumpsuit she did in "Days of Future Past," including the "M" on the chest. Just throwing that out there.

* Wolverine's not around in the future? He's always just one of those guys you (and most Marvel writers who tackle the future) assume will make it. Or is he just indisposed? Hopefully, we'll find out the fate of future Wolvie.

* Speaking of Wolverine, it'll be interesting to see how he deals with the presence of Jean Grey from the future. She doesn't look aged like the others. In fact, she looks just like the Jean Grey that Wolverine pined after. Maybe she'll end up staying after all of this is over.