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From X-Men Vol. 7 #028, “Danger Room, Pt. 3”
Art by Netho Diaz, John Dell, Sean Parsons and Arthur Hesli
Written by Jed MacKay
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From X-Men Vol. 7 #028, “Danger Room, Pt. 3”
Art by Netho Diaz, John Dell, Sean Parsons and Arthur Hesli
Written by Jed MacKay
A note on Grigos - The Japanese name actually makes a lot more sense than the English one. In Japanese, they’re called “Grigori”, after the Slavic transliteration of “Watchers”, often thought of as one of the orders of angels.
This ties into both Brahman’s angelic themes (Kali Angel, Durga Angel, angel egg, etc) as well as the Grigos’ purpose as an advanced surveillance system.
From X-Men Vol. 7 #030, “Danger Room, Pt. 5” Art by Netho Diaz, Sean Parsons and Arthur Hesli Written by Jed MacKay
From X-Men Vol. 7 #027, “Danger Room, Pt. 2”
Art by Netho Diaz, Sean Parsons and Fer Sifuentes-Sujo
Written by Jed MacKay
Para llamar a un soldado los de USA le decian "Green Go" es decir: "Verde ven" y la primera vez que un mexicano escucho eso creyó que a los de USA se les decia "Gringo" y entonces ahora la mayoria de los latinos les llaman asi a los de USA.