#lifedeath

[comicswithimperfectblacks]

Sozinha no escuro.

Um painel de "X-Men #19" (Abril, 1990), incluindo uma história originalmente publicada em "Uncanny X-Men #198" (Marvel, 1985). Arte por Barry Windsor-Smith.

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Alone in the dark.

A panel from "X-Men #19" (Abril, 1990), featuring a storyline originally published in "Uncanny X-Men #198" (Marvel, 1985). Art by Barry Windsor-Smith.

[lovestuckstarz]

Rarepair Friday Week 20: Lifeafterdeath

[ungoliantschilde]

some Pencil “Sketches” by Barry Windsor-Smith.

[rei-ismyname]

Ororo tells off the imaginary X-Men

Ororo lost her powers due to Forge and Henry Gyrich - she's not dealing with it well right now. In her grief and rage she blames the X-Men for drawing her into their world and everything that's wrought. It's directed at everyone, but I think she actually holds resentment towards Charles Xavier alone for this. For one, it actually has him who encouraged her to 'leave the nest' but she also gets quite explicit with him in Immortal X-Men #9.

He asks if she 'still resents him for coming to you as I did all those years ago.' Ororo echoes his original pitch back to him, adding 'and I was young enough to believe you.' Considering he just tried to violate her mind and she declared their friendship over it's safe to assume those feelings are real.

They interacted a few more times after this but exclusively as members of the Quiet Council, and Ororo had nothing but barbs for Chuck. I'd like to see this picked up again, if not the resentment then at least Ororo's belief that Chuck doesn't learn from his mistakes.

[thebestcomicbookpanels]

X-Men #186 by Barry Windsor Smith

LifeDeath: A Love Story with Storm and Forge

[fionapplespiano]

Just realized that Storm’s Mohawk lasted longer than Gambit in this series

[merry-mutants]

Forge by Sam Johnstone

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[vertigoartgore]

1985's Uncanny X-Men Vol.1 #198 cover by Barry Windsor-Smith.