You didn't stay for the easter egg? He projected his psyche into the brain-dead guy referred to in the ethics class that same movie. What the comics don't show is the fact that the secret detention centers the US is utilizing ALL have (now) Brain-dead guys just waiting for Xavier to move in. It pays to have unparalleled powers of psychic coercion.
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It doesn't. It beats nothing. Professor X dies (or seemingly dies) almost as much as Jean Grey. It's not even a plot point anymore. It's goddamn Kenny from South Park. Here's how Marvel is pretending this death is slightly more interesting than all the other times he's died:
• Because Cyclops, as a member of the Phoneix Force, kills him. "He needed to be the casualty in this story. There's no more oh-sh-- moment that you can bring than having a son killing his father," said Editor-in-Chief Axel Alonso.
• Because it's going to "last," apparently. "This is about as serious and lasting a death as you're apt to get in one of these," said Executive Editor Tom Brevoort.
• Because Professor X is complete unnecessary nowadays anyways. "He was this thing that was just floating around the X-books, with not the same amount of gravitas that he once had," said writer Brian Michael Bendis.
I respect Bendis for admitting that Professor X is hardly necessary when 9/10th of the world's mutants are all grown up, but seriously, fuck this "news." Tell you what: If Chuck is still dead in five years, that will be worth reporting. Call the Daily News then.





