Iceman and the X-Men get a special visitor from the future! An older Bobby Drake has come to the present to tell him to give up being a super hero. But what could have happened that would change Bobby Drake from the X-Men’s resident jokester to a morose mutant?
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Piotr Rasputin
Robert Herman
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Evan Sabahnur
Kyle Jinadu
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I enjoyed the story told here, and I liked what the writer had to say, but I was a little lost since I have never read Grace's Iceman run, nor Extermination. If you are familiar with either, add a star to my rating, because...
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It was an X-Man fighting his future self so I don't think it lied. The solicitation was pretty clear who the main character was. I thought it was pretty good. I hope you're this upset about straight romances too.
I feel like, most readers of X-men know that Bobby is gay. I would like to think most of us are ok with that and it dosen't take away from the his awesome powers and wise cracks, which all are the reasons we love Iceman. But this is what happens when you have a weak story like this one, all you see is that the writer exploits Iceman's sexual orientation. The book no longer becomes about the character and now only becomes about his sexual relationships. Iceman is still one of my favorite characters, I just hope to see some better well thought out stories with him in them.