Nightscrawlers

Angelique wrote:I don't think Cyclops should die, but I do think he should be demoted, serving the X-Men only in an advisory capacity from within the confines of his prison cell.

I totally agree.

Thank you, Trigger! Poor Logan.

That's a sweet story, Dedicatedfollower467. It reminds me of the woman who kept her husband's last message on her answering machine, after 9-11.

Oddly, it has been corrupted over the last hundred years or so to sound more like "Yaw" or "Yow". That might depend on where you are. In my region of Germany, it sounds like "yah." The fun one is the shortening of nein to neh . I, on the other hand, am prone to draggin...

Not really relevant, perhaps, but I say "Ja" still. It's kind of a hand-me-down from my mother and my German grandfather, and a Cincinnati idiom. Oddly, it has been corrupted over the last hundred years or so to sound more like "Yaw" or "Yow".

:O Ron Lim?! He/She used to do Penciling for Sonic Comics! BTW, have you heard of Jon Gray or Tracey Yardley? Don't think I have heard of them. Sorry. I have heard of Ron Lim, but not the other two. BTW, anyone else think that Kurt is HOTT is the new X-Men Forever Comic? Kurt is always HOTT! ;)

He answered my question! :bamf "Next up, neling4 is hoping to see more of a certain formerly-blue elf." Me: "Mr. Claremont, I'm sure you don't remember, but we met at the Comic-Con in 2008 and you later responded to my email. I have another question now: I am enjoying your "X-Men...

But, yeah, there have been some artistic errors here and there. One would think the editors would pay attention to such things. :shifty Such as Colossus being there to hear that Kurt was dead, then suddenly, he is in sick bay with Kitty, and Magma (?) shouting, "Bring him back!!!" !!! Kur...

Elfdame wrote:The shadow stuff came when he was at the Cassidy's I think. Neling or Nandireya could probably quote chapter and verse, er, issue and page, in a flash.

Uncanny X-Men #102, page 23, last panel.

Just found out about Nightcrawler's death a couple of days ago...man it sucks, but at least he went down fighting. He's always been my favorite comic book character. I had wanted to start reading uncanny x-men again, but couldn't find the time or the money (grad school is not very conducive to eith...

If you are offering them as incentives to write fan-fic, I am tempted, especially if you push back the cut-off date. I will be super busy for the next week or so and I don't think I will have the time before the 13th.

Thanks Jeremus. The girl who died in a car crash a few months ago, rode my daughter's school bus. The girl who died of cancer was a close friend of hers, and the boy was the little brother of another of her close friends. As bad as it was for my daughter, it was obviously far worse for the families ...

Cool!

Congratulations on a job well done, Rowena! Those are adorable.

Would you be willing to make more and sell them to us? I think all the bereaved Bamfers could use a Kurt doll to cuddle.

Perhaps you could offer them as bribes to the X-editors.

Yesterday was the funeral for my daughter's friend and classmate who died from cancer last week. Tonight was the Middle school graduation ceremony, and on the chair where Summer would have been, there was a wreath. This morning, one of the elementary school buses overturned and a six-year old boy wa...

Of course. They were on Midnight Special, etc. Very singable stuff. I suppose since you asked for me by name, I am officially a member of Geezers Who Love Kurt or something. :D :P Yes. I figured you were one of the few people on this forum who might remember them. Interesting fact (at least for me)...

And it's never a good idea especially when sales are suffering to give readers a perfect jumping-off point, like they just did. That sums it up perfectly. That's exactly what Marvel did, and just in time too! I was running out of space on my comic-book shelf. The last few Kurt-centric books should ...

You're too young. Their big hit was in 1974, a year before Nightcrawler first appeared in Giant-Size X-Men #1.




Elfdame? Jeremus? Karl?

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0vUOg3Y7ve4

Funeral tomorrow for my daughter's friend and classmate who died last week. She had cancer.

Please pray for her family.

I feel the same way.

X-Force + Cable have gone into the future to stop the Nimrod/sentinals. Perhaps they will stop Bastion at his origin, thus making Kurt's death null and void.

I like that. It never happened.

Joe Q. hasn't answered a question on his Cup O' Joe blog since Friday, April 23.

Just saw this:

http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page ... e&id=26599

He completely ignored all our Nightcrawler questions.

[Edited on 8/6/10 by neling4]

The only way he could return would be: 1. If he escaped from the coffin. 2. If he were never in the coffin at all. 3. If somehow Logan's senses were befuddled, otherwise he would know if Kurt were not in the coffin or if he had escaped from the coffin. Perhaps Professor Xavier, or even Emma, has alt...

Angelique wrote:I love the new banner logo at http://www.uncannyxmen.net/ by the way.

Nice!

I have to admit, however, that every time I read "She better be worth it!" I say to myself, "She isn't."

Cute! :thumbup

Death is a tricky subject in comics. As comic book characters often hop in and out of the afterlife like it has a revolving door, how does a writer communicate the proper gravitas death commands to the readers of a particular title? This was the challenge facing scribe Matt Fraction as seen in last...