Magneto

10.Juggernaut
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
9.Mystique 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
8. Bullseye
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
7.Red Skull
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
6.Galactus
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
5.Ultron
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
4.Sabretooth
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
3.Magneto
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
2.Doctor Doom
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
1.Venom

Check out this video.

I have list of people who aren't that bad but need to set their vaules striaght, mostly the ones were shunned and never given a hug as kids :-P.  All they need is to learn some humitly and have some care for them and they'll be the best heroes around.


5. If you read Norse mythology, then you know about Fenrir (Garm)'s story. I know that Marvel didn't follow the myth to the letter. But in legend, the big bad wolf was treated either has threat or a weapon by the people who are suppose to care for him. When he was reborn, like the rest of the Asgardians, he should be raised by a decent kid who cares for him, despite becoming a giant raveous wolf-monster.



4. Lion-Mane was just a guy who was turned into a snarly savge lion...man. He's destined to continue clash with Hawkman in each recarination, and his humanity is dramaically called into question. It would be a welcome change of pace of him being a hero.



3. Talon: I'm going on a limb and guess that Owlman is abusive with his sidekick, even have some 'certain' rumors about their relationships being true. But after coming here, he learns to become a decent hero who is cared and love by others.






2. Bass.exe: Even though he has the right to hate humans, I just see Bass killing random people. Besides, he keeps on being beaten by Megaman and Lan by their teamwork and still doesn't get how they keep on beating him. He should team up with Sean as his NetOp.




1. Magneto: Seriously, he lost his powers, lived life as human, lost the love of his kids and friends, let's him STAY good this time.

What Did 'They' Do?

Guess we'll be finding out soon.  Poor Magneto.  He's always such a sad, bitter and angry guy.  Seems it doesn't matter which universe he's in, things just don't go his way.  Is he just fated to live this life or does he simply go out looking and asking for trouble?

As far as the previous Ultimatum teaser:

I still wonder, is the tomb symbolic since the Ultimate Universe began in 2000 or is it supposed to be for an actual character?  I can't really think of any eight year olds running around the Ultimate Universe. 

I'm not sure how I feel about another big event.  Yeah it'll be contained to the Ultimate titles but honestly, I'm getting a little burnt out on them.  Yes it's great to have these big epic stories but I miss the days when a story could actually be self-contained in a single issue.  Now we have to have these huge stories written by a team of writers.  I think what makes it worse is the inconsistency with the art.  Different artists don't always draw the characters the same way or even in the same costumes.  Hopefully there will be some good coordination with this.  I know it's been in the planning stages for some time now.

My last question about this picture is who's hammer is that?  If this is in the Ultimate Universe, Thor's hammer is different.  Maybe Magneto just
a hankering to do some hammering.

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Venom(Ult Look)

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Magneto

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Unlockable Characters

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Green Goblin

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Dr. Doom

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Storm(Marvel Adventures look)

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Black Panther

Nobody's Personal Pick

Witness the Origin of Magneto!

The origin of Magneto?   I thought we had seen this already.  I suppose we've seen it in bits and pieces scattered in different stories.  Magneto has always been a complex character.  It's almost as if he's so complex, he doesn't even understand his own motives.  Sometimes he's good and sometimes he's clearly bad. 

I'm sure I'll pick it up.  I've never been the biggest Magneto fan but I respect the character and his importance in the Marvel Universe.   Also with Greg Pak writing, you know it will be good.
 

Before he was the Master of Magnetism and the most radical mutant rights activist mankind has ever seen – Magneto was just a boy growing up in Nazi Germany.  In the Marvel Knights tradition of Spider-Man: Reign and Silver Surfer: Requiem comes X-Men: Magneto Testament #1 (of 5)!  Witness the evolution of one of the most popular and controversial X-Men villains of all time!  Superstar writer Greg Pak (World War Hulk, Incredible Hercules) is taking fans back to the year 1935 to show the difficulties and horrors Erik Lensherr faced growing up Jewish in Nazi occupied Germany.  From award-winning artist Carmine Di Giandomenico (Daredevil: Batllin’ Jack Murdock), comes the definitive origin story of the Master of Magnetism!  It all begins with a silver chain, a first crush, and a dictator’s rise to power...

Pak told Marvel.com, "Like so many classic Marvel characters, [Magneto] has to grapple with the typical problems of any scrawny outsider: family problems, schoolyard bullies, and first crushes…But every little conflict takes on a terrifying, new dimension as the scope and inexorable advance of the Nazi menace becomes clearer."

No X-Men fan can afford to miss X-Men: Magneto Testament #1 (of 5)!

 





























X-MEN: MAGNETO — TESTAMENT #1 (of 5) (JUL082357)
Written by GREG PAK
Penciled by CARMINE DI GIANDOMENICO
Cover by MARKO DJURDJEVIC
Parental Advisory …$3.99
FOC - 8/21/08, On-Sale - 9/10/08

WHO DO YOU TRUST? 

Oh wait, wrong story.  But maybe he is.  Doubt it.  Magneto's a funny guy.  Is he better as a villain or an ally?  Is he misunderstood?  It's kind of hard to misunderstand when he's killing helpless people.  Remember that submarine from way back.  I have gotten a little tired of him coming back and forth not knowing himself what angle he's going to take.  Then there's the whole Xorn thing that was a bit confusing.  Let's see, here's this dude that calls himself Xorn.  He's a great guy and a really helpful teacher at Xavier's.  Then he says, "Hey look at me, I'm really Magneto."  Does a lot of bad stuff in Manhattan and even kills Jean Grey.  They they tell us that it really wasn't Magneto but actually was a dude named Xorn.  Yeah, but huh?   It's my understanding that Grant Morrison intended Xorn to be Magneto all along but Marvel allowed it to be retconned when he was done.  Maybe I just wasn't reading closely enough or just don't remember but was Charles around during "Xorn's" time at the mansion?  How would Magneto fake having a star for a brain and how would a telepath not detect it?  What's the point of being telepathic if you can be so easily fooled?  Clearly Jean was.

Whatever.  Here's the real reason for this story.   Magneto's back.  Looks like Karima (Omega Sentinel) has possibly been cleared of Malice's influence?  I'm curious how and why Scott would allow the Professor to be so easily accessible to someone like Magneto.

What could the Acolytes possibly want with the mind and body of Charles Xavier? Add Magneto's interest into the mix and that's a recipe for disaster! Xavier's life hangs in the balance as the quest to save the most important mind in mutant history begins. In X-Men: Legacy #209, from fan favorite writer Mike Carey and with rising star artists Scot Eaton and Billy Tan, and a cover by superstar artist David Finch, the quest for mutant survival barrels on!

Jesse Schedeen of IGN.com says, "Trust me, this is one X-book you'll want to keep on your pull list."

Marvel urges retailers to check their orders on X-Men: Legacy and all X-Men: Divided We Stand tie-ins, as the future of mutants in the Marvel universe is revealed and as critics continue to hail the current direction of the X-titles!

What sort of repercussions will there be as the journey into Professor Xavier's mind continues? Will the reveal of long lost memories and important x-facts be detrimental to the cause? Find out the answer to these questions and more in X-Men Legacy #209!


X-MEN: LEGACY #209 (DEC072220)
Written by MIKE CAREY
Penciled by BILLY TAN & SCOTT EATON
Cover by DAVID FINCH
Rated A…$2.99
FOC 3/6, On Sale 3/26/2008