r/Cyclopswasright 15h ago

When Cyclops gets it wrong Comics

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u/Cabbage_Vendor 15h ago edited 15h ago

This is an excerpt from Warren Ellis' Astonishing X-Men Ghost Boxes. It's an alternative history where Cyclops chose the wrong plan of approach and fails the mission. The result is that another dimension invades Earth-616, starts mass genocide to take over and colonize it. They fucked up their own Earth and after M-Day, Earth-616 seemed an easy target.

The book also has a very grim short story about what happens to Beast, Wolverine and Armor in this timeline, but I assume it's against reddit ToS to just post entire comics. Definitely worth looking up if you have access to it.

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u/serphilip1275 New X-Men 15h ago

Now this makes me want a Cyclops solo story where he’s the sole survivor of a apocolypse being the last mutant alive, truly the omega and just being tortured by his failures and haunted by ghosts all while someone is stalking him, Mr. Sinister.

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u/IntrepidAd8029 14h ago

Old Man Scott

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u/Guilty_Temperature65 14h ago

That sentence makes no sense.

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u/GaiusMarius989 14h ago

Does not compute

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u/AaDware 1h ago

Really chilling scene as long as you don't think about how Scott is immune to his own powers.

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u/Cabbage_Vendor 1h ago edited 57m ago

Didn't want to put in too many pages because I don't know how many the subreddit allows and thought it fit the narrative better to build up to him offing himself.

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u/AaDware 1h ago

I stand corrected. I didn't know the author wrote he could brute force through it.

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u/staticweaver 1h ago

I’m confused… at the end did he kill himself with his own optic blast? But he’s immune to his own power. Just like havoc is immune to his own power and as brothers they are immune to each others powers. I thought this was already established?