The New X-Factor

"Kenneth M. Lin" <kenneth_m_lin.RemoveThis@sbcglobal.net> wrote in
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> It seems that the X-Office is in expanding mood again. There's a new
> X-Factor series starting soon. Apparently they decided to lump all
> the mutants with excessive body hair into a team. Oh, and Warpath too
> because being a native American is almost as bad as being hairy. Just
> kidding. I guess they really don't know what to do with him after he
> came back from outer space.

Hmm...I never noticed that X-23 had all that much hair.
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"edeloso" <edhebert RemoveThis @mac.com.remove.this> wrote in message
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> Kenneth M. Lin wrote:
>> It seems that the X-Office is in expanding mood again. There's a new
>> X-Factor series starting soon. Apparently they decided to lump all the
>> mutants with excessive body hair into a team. Oh, and Warpath too
>> because being a native American is almost as bad as being hairy. Just
>> kidding. I guess they really don't know what to do with him after he
>> came back from outer space.
>>
>> A better title: A Hairclub for M(utants).
> I think you mean X-Force?

You are right. They recycle these titles so often that I can't keep track
of them.
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"Kenneth M. Lin" <kenneth_m_lin.DeleteThis@sbcglobal.net> wrote in
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> It seems that the X-Office is in expanding mood again. There's a new
> X-Factor series starting soon. Apparently they decided to lump all
> the mutants with excessive body hair into a team. Oh, and Warpath too
> because being a native American is almost as bad as being hairy. Just
> kidding. I guess they really don't know what to do with him after he
> came back from outer space.
>
> A better title: A Hairclub for M(utants).

X-Force, you mean.

Rather than "hairy", the theme seems to be "trackers". Of course in
comics that automatically includes any hairy animal-based characters.
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Kenneth M. Lin wrote:
> "edeloso" <edhebert.TakeThisOut@mac.com.remove.this> wrote in message
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>> Kenneth M. Lin wrote:
>>> It seems that the X-Office is in expanding mood again. There's a new
>>> X-Factor series starting soon. Apparently they decided to lump all the
>>> mutants with excessive body hair into a team. Oh, and Warpath too
>>> because being a native American is almost as bad as being hairy. Just
>>> kidding. I guess they really don't know what to do with him after he
>>> came back from outer space.
>>>
>>> A better title: A Hairclub for M(utants).
>> I think you mean X-Force?
>
> You are right. They recycle these titles so often that I can't keep track
> of them.
>
>
Completely understandable mistake. I only asked to make sure they
weren't canceling/relabeling X-Factor to make room for X-Force.

To Peter David's credit, I am really concerned for Layla's future/safety.
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edeloso <edhebert.RemoveThis@mac.com.remove.this> wrote in
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> To Peter David's credit, I am really concerned for Layla's
> future/safety.

Same here. Who would have thought a Bendis throw-away character could
be written so interestingly? I'd really hate to see her removed from
the cast. It also sucks that Rahne is leaving because, IMO, it was
something forced on PAD. Otherwise, would he have bothered setting up
whatever is going on between Rahne and Rictor?
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