Deadly Genesis 3: A small retcon?

Spoiler space.








































Okay, so while Emma and the feds are playing pattycake with Beast as the
referee we see Havok go into a room and see a conversation where
Professor X tells Corsair that he knows that Corsair is really Cyke's
and Havok's dad, but tells Corsair that he shouldn't tell the brothers.

I thought Corsair had already decided not to tell scott in #108 or #109
when Jean had a quick word with Corsair and he told her not to tell them.

So is this a retcon, Professor X just being an ass by being unaware of
the Corsair/Jean coverasation or reinforcing it, Corsair deciding to
tell the brothers and Prof X telling him no, or some combination thereof?

And why would these time-viewing (for lack of a better word) powers be
hitting the X-People who were at Krakoa? Yeah, it explains why the ones
at Krakoa would be having these funky visions, but how is it happening
and why is it hitting everyone seperately and at different times?

And while we're on the subject, I'm assuming Kitty's came from being
connected in some way to Emaa and Cerebro when the spike hit. But if
what she saw was a vision of what happened, the when did Colossus die?

Michael

Michael <jandm16 DeleteThis @charter.net> wrote in news:JqFBf.626$qA2.127@fe04.lga:

> Spoiler space.
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> Okay, so while Emma and the feds are playing pattycake with Beast as
> the referee we see Havok go into a room and see a conversation where
> Professor X tells Corsair that he knows that Corsair is really Cyke's
> and Havok's dad, but tells Corsair that he shouldn't tell the
> brothers.
>
> I thought Corsair had already decided not to tell scott in #108 or
> #109 when Jean had a quick word with Corsair and he told her not to
> tell them.
>
> So is this a retcon, Professor X just being an ass by being unaware of
> the Corsair/Jean coverasation or reinforcing it, Corsair deciding to
> tell the brothers and Prof X telling him no, or some combination
> thereof?

I haven't read the issue, but these two things don't seem to be at odds.
Prof X tells Corsair not to tell the brothers. Corsair then tells Jean
not to tell them. It seems to flow pretty well.