X-Men, Orchis, Krakoa, Kingpin, The Childen Of The Vault - and where did all the mutants go after Hellfire Gala? XSpoilers xmen krakoa hellfiregala childrenofthevault kingpin marvel
Looks like those were the papers being signed by the Kingpin. Who is also making rumours over in today'sYup, he's back in a brand new way. White King of New York City… Tombstone will not like that.
The Kingpin is the new White King of the Hellfire Club and the owner of Krakoa's finances, all arranged by Emma Frost. I mean, that won;t have any repercussions right? Especially as he is wanted for the murder of Matt Murdock in New York City…Turns out that Cable can make a zealot out of anyone. Because zealots don't need plans, they just know what to do. What happened to the many mutants who walked through the Krakoan gates? Immortal X-Men reveals all.
Everyone lived. Transported to an alien desert . And so what do you do when you have a dispossessed people looking for a promised land? Well, you need an Exodus.While waiting for them on Earth, the Children Of The Vault are doing just the kind of thing Krakoa only tinkered with. They are, basically, terraforming the Earth… lithium fields and all.
This is what I like most about modern X-Men comic books, they make the big changes that superhero comic books have often failed to so. They are science fiction satires about ourselves, and the way we work as people, societies and nations. I was having this argument with Rob Liefeld earlier in the week, he doesn't see it.
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