Based on the Major X #3 (2019) Rob Liefeld cover
(stolen from @bad-comic-art's post) 😁
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Based on the Major X #3 (2019) Rob Liefeld cover
(stolen from @bad-comic-art's post) 😁
Hot take: it'd be nice seeing more main universe heroes getting to be parents
While there are superheroes who have kids in their main universe, there's usually some dissonance between them, ie Jon and Franklin being aged up rapidly (though Franklin is more understandable given his longevity in comics) and Batman, Green Arrow, and Wolverine not knowing their sons existed for many years. Note: I am NOT saying that heroes need to be retired in order to be parents, nor am I saying their children should overshadow or "replace" them; quite the opposite.
And for anyone who doesn't recognize these characters: Starfire and Nightwing's daughter Nightstar from the AU "Kingdom Come," Poison Ivy's plant-hybrid daughters from her comic "Cycle of Life and Death," Northstar's adopted daughter (who died but was supposed to be revived during the Krakoa era, but someone forgot), Hulking and Wiccan's son in an alternate universe from "Dr. Strange & the Sorcerers Supreme," Jubilee's adopted son Shogo (floats in an out of continuity; hasn't been seen in a few years if I recall), Major X is Storm and Cable son from an alternate future (don't ask), Havok's son in "Sinister Six" (more to come on that), and Batman and Catwoman's son from the universe "Batman in Bethlehem."
These are just examples; some of these characters have had multiple kids in various continuities. Maybe I should make another comic hot takes post.
And so it came to pass that the last heroes of Earth, tired, weary, and worn, banded together in final battle.
(Deadpool Team-Up #4)
Rob Liefeld’s final Deadpool comic kicks off in August
The five-issue miniseries ‘Deadpool Team-Up’ brings the character together with Wolverine, Spider-Gwen, Crystar and more.
X-Force: Killshot Anniversary Special #1 (2021) “art” by Rob Liefeld
X-Force - Killshot Anniversary Special #1
Major X #4 (2019) pencil by Brent Peeples ink by Adelso Corona color by Romulo Fajardo, Jr.