X-Men: Hickamn rewrites an important scene from the history of the mutants in Inferno # 1

The Inferno miniseries will be crucial to the future of X-Men, and Jonathan Hickman, the author who has been reconstructing the narrative universe of the Marvel Comics mutants for more than a year, has decided to surprise avid readers by rewriting a pivotal moment already seen in House of X # 2 was.

This, of course, isn’t the most important scene in recent mutant history that’s easy to spot Revelation from Moira MacTaggert and memories of her previous lives You walk past Charles Xavier’s side, but it no doubt has to do with what she, Charles, and Magneto have come up with over the years. The change affects a certain moment in the third life of Moira, right when she was studying a cure for mutants in the guise of a scientist.

This is where mystical action comes in, determination and the Brotherhood of Evil Mutants, staunch opponents of Moira’s research, who decide to attack their base of operations on Muir Island and destroy all data and studies. Destiny also discovers that Moira’s powers don’t actually immortalize her, and predicts about 10 lives beyond the current one. For this he threatens to kill her in later life if she continues to help the mutants before ordering Pyro to burn her alive.

The memory of this death remained etched in the memory of Moria, who therefore avoided asking for the resurrection of Destiny and the others during the silent council of Krakoa. However, it appears that the real version of how the encounter with Destiny went was hidden from Xavier himself.

In fact, in Inferno # 1, Hickman changes the dialogue between the mutant and Moira, emphasizing that the latter is more interested in survival and her future life than helping others. Moira herself seems to suggest helping the mutants only partially, Maintaining the old methods of Krakoa self-preservation. Did Destiny’s threat finally change Moira’s will? What do you think of this unique modification? Let us know what you think in the comment section.

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