First Look: ALL-NEW X-MEN #32

@danhimself you forgot the time ultimate! Reed Richards (This is before he went crazy) was talking to 616! Richards and Franklin (I don't remember the specific issue, but I know that he tried to go to the 616-verse and ended up in "marvels zombies"-verse).

Also, I appear to be in the minority that isn't excited about this.

I know about Spider-Men, I own it. I also know that Bendis is working on a Spider-Men II. That is where 616 Miles is likely to appear. And I'm not trying to convince you to read it, but rather that your reasons for not make no sense. If 616 Miles is to appear it will likely be in the Spider-Men II book, not an X-Men book, so there's no reason to complain about the arc not being about him; if 616 Miles had already made a proper introduction then that would allow him an opportunity to appear in the book but he hasn't, so it won't be happening. I know your dislike for the Ultimate Universe won't allow you to comprehend it, but chances are this arc will have lasting effects for the All New X-Men and Miles; like I stated above, when the two universes have met they have referenced the events of the meeting later on, so that means lasting effects. But since you don't want to accept the possibility I will have to recontact you at the end of the arc if something happens. And besides, the All New X-Men are going to a universe where Kitty Pryde helped saved it from Galactus and in the Survive on shot the president said he wanted to award her for it and that he was fighting for mutant rights. Perhaps this arc will finally show us the results of that and how mutants are treated there post-Cataclysm, especially since the mutant race was made by man in Ultimate. Yeah, all those are bound to have an impression on the All New X-Men.

Yeah I remember that. They completely trampled over that quote.

I probably missed something, but why are the original X-men still in modern times and not back where they should, or aren't they worried about messing up something with the present (did I miss something about them being from an alternate time/clones or something)? I really want Miles to just do his own thing instead of having him forced into things with others. Spider-men was cool because it showed a nice passing of the torch (in a way) and allowed him to develop as a character and know what he was doing, was alright.

@kerrigan: "lack of convincing relationships in comics right now"

You do realize how stupid that sounds right?

Bendis Logic friend : past can exist in the present develop, new powers, learn new things, etc and not affect the present at all.

Yeah I remember that. They completely trampled over that quote.

I probably missed something, but why are the original X-men still in modern times and not back where they should, or aren't they worried about messing up something with the present (did I miss something about them being from an alternate time/clones or something)? I really want Miles to just do his own thing instead of having him forced into things with others. Spider-men was cool because it showed a nice passing of the torch (in a way) and allowed him to develop as a character and know what he was doing, was alright.

This is one wild idea...but I'm really looking forward to it!

This should be fun. I enjoyed Bendis's Spider-Men, which was a somewhat similar concept.

As an aside, are they going to stick with Angel/X-23 "we have nothing in common and have barely spoken but we're going to sort of date because we're in the same comic" thing? Not that it's something I care about a lot, but there seems to be a lack of convincing relationships in comics right now.

All-New X-Men have crossed over into modern times...they've been to outer space...now let's see how things go when they visit another reality!

...wait, what?