#Jim lee cincinnati comic expo series#

Originally airing Friday nights on CBS 40 years ago, The Incredible Hulk would be nominated for three Primetime Emmy Awards, winning one for Mariette Hartley’s performance as Dr.

#Jim lee cincinnati comic expo series#

This weekend Robert Rodriguez’s El Rey Network is hosting a marathon of the entire series run. For five seasons, from 1977 to 1982, The Incredible Hulk broke new ground on television, an early step in the history of superheroes coming to life on the screen. In a lifetime of X-Men fandom and quite a lot of fanfiction and RP in there, you get a lot of weird ships in your brain.Three hundred channels and nothing on television to watch this weekend? Before John Wesley Shipp played Barry Allen on the original series The Flash, Bill Bixby and Lou Ferrigno starred in the best superhero television series since The Six Million Dollar Man in The Incredible Hulk. Something about their complementary logical natures worked really well. I played in an X-Men RP for nearly five years in the earlier part of the 2000s and they were a fantastic couple. This would make absolutely no sense in 616. Me and several people in my circle at the time cottoned onto it pretty hard and it's never left entirely, though obviously Hank being terrible has dimmed my enthusiasm quite a lot.Ĭyclops/Sage: Okay.

Hank/Betsy: Somewhere in the late 90s or early oughts, there was like, two pages of Hank 'testing' to see if Betsy was properly herself and it was pretty damn flirty. Sure, they're great friends too, but for real. They love being pirates! They're very, very frequently on teams. How have these two not dated yet? You watched Evolution, right? They were such a vibe. In rough circulation of least weird to most weird. Okay, time to put myself out there with unusual ships I have or have had. Hell, if you're willing to admit that you've done X-Men RP (outing myself here, I spent most of my late teens and twenties doing just that), something that existed because of that and you think that'd be cool in canon.

Ships that existed only in AUs! Ones that are subtextual but not officially confirmed! Ships that you think would be great but have only been formulated in your brainmeats. So last time, I asked about non-romantic relationships but now I'm turning the spectrum to. Please explain because Inferno seems to pose more questions than answers. In light of this, is the Omega Sentinel reveal iust a cruel, tragic joke? That mutants actually have/had a shot at winning but Moira decided to give up because she didn't know? But this isn't really implied by the writing either. Moira deciding on the cure after coming to the decision that it's hopeless to keep fighting, and essentially just giving up is a possible angle, after all she's entitled to be incredibly weary and jaded after so many lives. Moira always planning to cure mutants all along makes no sense, because she dedicated 6 lives and thousands of years to fighting for mutantkind, it comes out of nowhere and doesn't fit. And the Omega Sentinel timeline seems to imply so.Īdditionally Moiras cure plan was either her master plan all along since Life 3 OR something she was keeping in the backpocket, a collective cyanide pill for mutantkind to give up in the face of inevitable extinction. Regarding the pre-cog ban and avoidance of Destiny, previously it was implied that Moira didn't want everyone knowing that mutants always lose.īut Krakoa is the new thing that was never tried before, a potential solution where Mutants win.

Moira wants to cure mutants like in Life 3, except this time she wants all mutants to become human and for the to be no more mutants. Omega Sentinel comes from the timeline where Mutants Always Win, proving it is possible especially through the Krakoan model.