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Today's chapter was just EPIC. Trending on Twitter again. And the last 10 minutes are intense.

Did they? They didn't knew if he was dead or alive, because the Professor never communicated with them (as said in episode 6). So, they didn't technically lie, but they also didn't tell the people that he was just "presumed dead".

Well, it has begun. Today's episode is trending in Twitter, so be wary of spoilers.

The powers of Morph are a mystery for us, because he is not a character from the comics. He is a really loose adaptation of Changeling, a mutant that has appeared very little in the comics (I think he was killed pretty early in the comics and stayed dead). So, this series is basically creating...

Shawn was among the first bodies to be recovered (in episode 5), so I think he is dead. At least for now.

I also think the way the organized the events felt weird.

So, the return of Cap happened off screen. Typical. (For those who don't know or don't remember, Captain America got trapped in another dimension in the old Spider-Man series).

Classic Xavier moment, if you are familiar with the comics, lol But you're right, the premise of the series is that people presumed he was dead, and the government even issued a death certificate (that's why Cyclops was so upset in chapter 1). But we never got confirmation of that. People just...

Actually (?), Storm's uniform appearing from thin air is part of the old series. Just watch the first episode. And it was never explained, either.

Vulcan, eh? Poor Cyclops. They haven't given him a break in this series...

But SHIELD doesn't do that in this universe. They are just an anti-terrorist organization that do their work themselves. They never interacted with the X-men in the classic series, but they recruited Spider-Man for one mission. The 90s X-men (and Spider-Man) live in an universe that is so...

Sure, but seeing the thematic of the next episode (Ororo and Forge dealing with the mental tricks of the Adversary), I'm not going to be too hyped.

Well, the members have shown up in the classic X-men and Spider-Man series, but they haven't reunited yet. Iron-man acts alone, Captain America is still sealed somewhere (as of his last apparition in Spider-Man), and Thor was just a cameo in the Dark Phoenix arc. They may have joined together...

The Avengers don't exist yet in this universe, tho. For now, it's just Spider-Man and the X-men who publicly have been helping people (and people think Spidey is a mutant).

Add to that that he thinks he somehow disappointed his father figure because Xavier left everything to Magneto (of all people). This is hinted during his "talk" with the Xavier puppet in episode 3. Not to mention he is relieving all his childhood trauma after being forced to abandon his son in...

Nah, Jean lost any right to do any complaints the moment she kissed Logan. She is as "dick" as Scott in this instance.

In the comics? No, he was resurrected like three sagas ago.

Seems they are going to adapt "E is for Extinction".

This is another reason the Dawn War pantheon is so perfect for me. The Dawn War mythos have this element that allows you to have mythologically accurate gods (what you call "super people") without making them Big Name NPCs: the Primal Ban enacted by the Primal Spirits after the Dawn War. So...

I started DMing when 4e was released, and as such I just defaulted to the Dawn War pantheon for my homebrew. I find that pantheon to be perfect for a DM who wants to homebrew but doesn't want to create their own sets of gods, as this pantheon not only covers all the necessary elements for the...