Cyclops/Havok/Gambit

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  >>We already know that Adam-X is the brother (though not a Summers).
  >>Can we drop this now?
 > Yeah, well, gambit's kid being described as a summers in mutant x
 > implies
 > otherwise. Or is belladonna a long lost summers sister?

Well, maybe that's the case in the Mutant X universe. Doesn't mean it's
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Maybe she didn't have the right genetic structure or something.

Or maybe... it's cause she was a girl... if you know what I mean...

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  > >Also, Raven wasn't Gambit and Belladonna's biological daughter. Gambit
  > >rescued
  > >X-Man (Mutant X) and Raven from Apocalypse.
 > Didn't know that (obviously). Makes me wonder which summers Raven was a
 > byblow of though. But heck it bugs me if the mutant Captain America has
an
 > equivalent in the normal marvel universe.
 >
 > Sinister had no interest in
  > >Raven,
  > >so he allowed Gambit to keep Raven and he raised her as his adoptive
  > >daughter.
 > Sinister with no interest in a summers? That's how you know it's an
 > alternate universe.
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AJSolis wrote:
  >> Also, Raven wasn't Gambit and Belladonna's biological daughter. Gambit
  >> rescued X-Man (Mutant X) and Raven from Apocalypse.
 >
 > Didn't know that (obviously). Makes me wonder which summers Raven was a
 > byblow of though.

Genetically, she was the daughter of Alex and either Jean or Maddie
(probably the latter). Sinister of Mutant X couldn't get the genes of Scott
since he was in space with the Starjammers.

  >> Sinister had no interest in Raven, so he allowed Gambit to keep Raven
  >> and he raised her as his adoptive daughter.
 >
 > Sinister with no interest in a summers? That's how you know it's an
 > alternate universe.

Well, he figured he had what he needed -- X-Man.
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  > >Also, Raven wasn't Gambit and Belladonna's biological daughter. Gambit
  > >rescued
  > >X-Man (Mutant X) and Raven from Apocalypse.
 > Didn't know that (obviously). Makes me wonder which summers Raven was a
 > byblow of though. But heck it bugs me if the mutant Captain America has an
 > equivalent in the normal marvel universe.
 >

I've always assumed that the mutant Captain America was Vance
Astrovik. In the 60's, Cap's shield would return to his hand with the
aid of magnetized gauntlets. Leter, his uncanny ability to catch his
shield was explained as the result of a lifetime of training. In the
Mutant X Universe, I assumed that the regular MU's B-level telekinetic
jumped into a role that was abruptly vacated due to one of Steve's
wacky encounters with a Cosmic Cube-empowered Red Skull.

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 >
 >I've always assumed that the mutant Captain America was Vance
 >Astrovik
My theory is that the supersoldier serum would enhance a mutant's powers to
their utmost potential, hence Mutant X's Cap's immense power levels.
That does leave the question of why cap's hair was blonde though. Hair
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  > >
  > >I've always assumed that the mutant Captain America was Vance
  > >Astrovik
 > My theory is that the supersoldier serum would enhance a mutant's powers
to
 > their utmost potential, hence Mutant X's Cap's immense power levels.
 > That does leave the question of why cap's hair was blonde though. Hair
 > color is an odd thing to change between realities, although certainly
possible.

Really? You mean they have bleach in other realities as well?

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"Donnacha DeLong" <donnacha.TakeThisOut@NOSPAMsortedmagazine.com> wrote in message news:<407eca52$1_1@mk-nntp-2.news.uk.tiscali.com>...
 > "AJSolis" <ajsolis.TakeThisOut@aol.com> wrote in message
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   > > >
   > > >I've always assumed that the mutant Captain America was Vance
   > > >Astrovik
  > > My theory is that the supersoldier serum would enhance a mutant's powers
 > to
  > > their utmost potential, hence Mutant X's Cap's immense power levels.
  > > That does leave the question of why cap's hair was blonde though. Hair
  > > color is an odd thing to change between realities, although certainly
 > possible.
 >
 > Really? You mean they have bleach in other realities as well?
 >
 > D (sarcasm booster is go!!!)

I forgot about the blond hair, but I still stand by my theory. He may
have been trying to emulate the original Captain America. A quick
application of hair dye would be the perfect cover up, especially if
Cap's death is considered a state secret.

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Re: Cyclops/Havok/Gambit Group: rec.arts.comics.marvel.xbooks Date: Thu,
Apr 15, 2004, 8:55am (CDT+5) From: ajsolis.TakeThisOut@aol.com (AJSolis) I've always
assumed that the mutant Captain America was Vance Astrovik My theory is
that the supersoldier serum would enhance a mutant's powers to their
utmost potential, hence Mutant X's Cap's immense power levels. That does
leave the question of why cap's hair was blonde though. Hair color is an
odd thing to change between realities, although certainly possible.

It could that the SuperSoldier Serum had a sideeffect on Cap's hair
making it blonde!

Time to be evil!!
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 >Really? You mean they have bleach in other realities as well?
And why bother bleaching his hair? He wasn't pretending to be steve rogers,
he was fighting crime as captain america.
It's not like there's a rule that captain america has to be blonde, nor do I
recall Cap's costume in mutant X showing his hair, with the possible exception
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"AJSolis" <ajsolis.DeleteThis@aol.com> wrote in message
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  > >Really? You mean they have bleach in other realities as well?
 > And why bother bleaching his hair?

Because blondes have SSSOOOO much more fun

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 > "AJSolis" <ajsolis RemoveThis @aol.com> wrote in message
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   > > >Really? You mean they have bleach in other realities as well?
  > > And why bother bleaching his hair?
 >
 > Because blondes have SSSOOOO much more fun

Not for long. Their numbers are dwindling. One day it shall be the blondes
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"The Babaloughesian" <me.DeleteThis@privacy.net> wrote in message
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 > "Donnacha DeLong" <donnacha.DeleteThis@NOSPAMsortedmagazine.com> wrote in message
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  > > "AJSolis" <ajsolis.DeleteThis@aol.com> wrote in message
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   > > > >Really? You mean they have bleach in other realities as well?
   > > > And why bother bleaching his hair?
  > >
  > > Because blondes have SSSOOOO much more fun
 >
 > Not for long. Their numbers are dwindling. One day it shall be the blondes
 > in camps and the rest running them.
 >
You might have a point, the brown is definitely outnumbering the blonde on my
head at this stage. It's the blonde's own fault, it shouldn't have gone all
dry and snapped in the summer. And I don't buy its "It was the bleach" excuse.

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 > Also why not give the 3 of them the power of
 > the trinity, what you think?

The powers of peppers, onions, and celery!


(I watch too much Food Network)

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