Storm’s first move as a solo hero is a direct insult to Cyclops (do they become enemies?)

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Storm’s first move as a solo hero is a direct insult to Cyclops (do they become enemies?)

Contains spoilers for The Storm (2024) #1!How Storm accepts her future as a solo hero in the Marvel Universe, she quickly finds herself in conflict with Cyclops. Storm will always remain true to herself, but that doesn’t mean her actions won’t have consequences for other mutants. What her choice means for her relationship with these mutants is now the big question.

Storm No. 1 – written by Murewa Ayodele, illustrated by Lukas Werneck – illustrates how divided the X-Men currently are. While rescuing civilians, Storm discovers that a newly emerged mutant is the cause of the nuclear reactor disaster, and after false rumors spread about all the possibilities of what happened, she goes public with the news.


Cover of Storm #1 by Matheus Manhanini - Storm soars through a glowing sky with purple lighting

This puts her in direct conflict with Cyclops, who recently covered up the fact of a similar mutant manifestation, although it also caused a major disaster.

Storm and Cyclops find themselves on opposite sides of mutantkind’s latest crisis.

Storm No. 1 – By Murewa Ayodele; Art by Lukas Werneck; Color by Alex Gomez; Lettering by Travis Lanham


Comic book panel: Cyclops and Storm walk through the X-Men's base in Alaska.

While Storm adjusts to life as an Avenger and solo hero, Cyclops leads a new team in the relaunched game. X-Men series where secret group called 3K create their own mutants by finding a way to activate the X gene in adults. X-Men #2 saw this happen in the most devastating way possible: one of the group’s victims, Ben Liu, exhibited reality-warping powers that reflected his traumatized belief that he had been abducted by aliens. Although Cyclops chose to hide the mutant’s role in this situation, The storm took the opposite route in Storm No. 1.

Storm’s decision to reveal the mutant was complicit in the US nuclear crisis. Storm #1 is a direct contradiction to Cyclops’ point of view on the same issue – creating a potential confrontation between the two.

IN X-Men #2, Cyclops made the executive decision to hide Liu’s manifestation, leaving the “alien invasion” narrative to take hold in order to prevent the situation from getting worse for the mutants and to keep the mysterious mutant manifestations a secret from the already paranoid public. Storm’s decision to reveal the mutant was complicit in the US nuclear crisis. Storm #1 is a direct contradiction to Cyclops’ views on the same issue – creating a potential confrontation between them that could have serious consequences for the entire world. X-franchise.

Storm’s decision in her solo debut could impact her relationship with her mutant allies

Storm #1 – Available Now in Marvel Comics

It will be interesting to see how this decision affects Storm’s relationship with Cyclops and the other X-Men. Avengers In #18, Storm acted as a liaison between the Avengers and Cyclops’ X-Men squad as they teamed up to stop the threat of Hyperion, leading to Storm accepting an invitation to join the Avengers. Although they were on decent terms in this story, Storm has made it clear that she prefers to be part of a team of equals like the Avengers rather than one where a lone individual—especially Scott—has the first and last word..

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Interesting, Storm No. 1 also reveals that the hero is on good terms with Frenzy, who is currently part of Havoc’s government-sponsored X-Factor team in the rebooted film. X Factor. This team couldn’t be much different from Cyclops’ X-Men, and Scott has already expressed disappointment with his brother in X-Men No. 3. In a world where Storm didn’t reveal this new mutant manifestation, she could mediate between the two sides, but that’s unlikely to be an option anymore. It wouldn’t even be shocking if all the X Factor contestants also cut ties with her after what happened in Storm No. 1.

Storm X-Men The future of franchising is unclear


Cover of X-Men (2024) #8,

One question is how this relates to the larger mutant conflict that’s brewing in the main. X-books. Upcoming Raid on Greymalkin crossover taking place in X-Men and Uncanny X-Men promise to pit the two teams against each other due to their different ideological approaches as they try to liberate the former X-Mansion, which has been turned into “Greymalkin Prison.” It is currently unclear why supernatural The team led by Rogue is against Cyclops’ side, but they were definitely friendlier to the general public than his team, so they are probably closer to her point of view.

With the X-Men so divided, Storm’s latest decision could push her away from Cyclops and further separate her from the rest of mutantkind.

If title Raid is done secretly, then Storm may not even know that it is happening, especially if she and Cyclops don’t talk after Storm No. 1. It’s hard to imagine what she knows about Graymalkin, since Storm isn’t one to put up with the government literally locking up her fellow X-Men in prison. In any case, which side will Storm take? XThe franchise equivalent of Marvel’s Civil War is currently unclear. Because the X-Men are so divided, Storm the last decision may push her away Cyclopsand further separate her from the rest of the mutant race.

Storm No. 1 available now from Marvel Comics.

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