Despite some of the fail characterizations and outcome of House of M, it’s a…pretty cool AU that I wouldn’t mind exploring more of.
I actually agree that the AU itself is really interesting and brought some good things up (i.e. the HoM!Avengers and the fact that it has Pietro crushing on Storm, which was my OTP from Age of Apocalypse) that are definitely worth exploring.
Yep, I enjoyed it, especially the dynamics of the Magnus family. Polaris finally got some attention! One of my favorite miniseries that was a part of that AU was Civil War: House of M. I also liked how the street level bros were still badasses even in that AU. And Spider-Man’s House of M story…ugh, Peter, you’re already the most tragic in 616, you really don’t need to try and top yourself. Lol.
Magneto, King of Spain, haha.
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Magneto Rey de España
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This image is AWESOME.
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I dont know,look at the handsomeness.
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lettersfromtheattic reblogged this from calicobonnet and added:
Agreed, I was really intrigued by HoM.
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Magneto, King of Spain, haha.
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Detective Frank Drebin has the most intense stare.
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Oh my god dat Magneto I don’t even have an older men fetish is it my uniform feitsh I don’t what is this I am so...
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Yep, I enjoyed it, especially the dynamics of the Magnus family. Polaris finally got some attention! One of my favorite...
