Well… I attended Juilliard… I’m a graduate of the Harvard business
school. I travel quite extensively. I lived through the Black Plague and
had a pretty good time during that. I’ve seen the EXORCIST ABOUT A
HUNDRED AND SIXTY-SEVEN TIMES, AND IT KEEPS GETTING FUNNIER EVERY SINGLE
TIME I SEE IT… NOT TO MENTION THE FACT THAT YOU’RE TALKING TO A DEAD
GUY… NOW WHAT DO YOU THINK? You think I’m qualified?
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Anonymous asked:
dr-polaris answered:
Oh geeezz…
No, it’s not true and yes, I saw the DP’s trailer and???
Let me assure you anon that Marvel has nothing to do with the X-Men: Dark Phoenix movie nor Fox intention was to steal Lorna’s origin. In Lorna’s origin, she killed her parents accidentally and it happens that Jean did too. Lorna was in the airplane and Jean in the car. Both were little girls and manifested their powers sooner than any other mutants. I understand their similarities but we all know Lorna’s origin came first and is canon in the Marvel comics while Jean’s “origin” in the Dark Phoenix is non-canon.
The difference is that Lorna was younger than Jean when she first manifested her power. She was barely 3 years old. Anyway
in Lorna’s origin, her mother Suzanna, and her husband, Arnold, were into an argument when Arnold discovered the affair between Lorna’s mother and Magneto. He even did a DNA test and that’s how he knew Lorna was not his daughter.
So when he later learned of this affair, he confronted his wife while he was flying her and Lorna on his plane (yup! they were rich people). Upsetting the toddler Lorna whose desperation to make her parents stop fighting caused an early manifestation of her immense magnetic abilities, which caused a magnetic pulse that destroyed the plane and killed her parents…
…as well
as giving her hair its iconic green color.
:)
Lorna survived the crash and
was found by her true father, Magneto, who had been drawn to the
location by her magnetic pulse. This is how her parents died and she didn’t mean to. She was so little.
We all know (at least I know for a fact) that in Jean’s origin, in the Marvel comics (Uncanny X-Men #241 where her origin were told), her power manifested when she was 10, when her best friend, Annie was hit by a car. The emotion that Jean felt as she held her dying friend awakened her own latent telepathic powers. This traumatic event left Jean unstable and couldn’t control her newly awakened telepathic abilities.
At the age 11,
a psychiatrist recommended to her parents that they consult a colleague of his, Professor Charles Xavier, who was secretly a mutant with telepathic abilities of his own. And that’s where her parents sent her, to Xavier’s School for Gifted Youngsters. Lorna’s origin however is quite different.
Just because 20th Century Fox changed her origin after they established in The Last Stand that professor went to get her at her parents house in order to help her control her ability and that anon, is canon. X3 Jean Grey as a child We’re know Fox’s timelines are all terribly a mess since X-1.
Again, that’s not Marvel’s doing or their proper film. It’s Fox and it doesn’t mean anything knowing the Fox cinematic has nothing to do with canon Marvel comics. The film of Dark Phoenix is just another timeline and is going to be rebooted, anyway. How is Fox stealing Lorna’s origin when early today it was stated by Marvel/Fox that
‘The Gifted’ Season 2 Will Explore Polaris’ Comics Accurate Origin
Here is one quote “The Gifted is going to explore Lorna Dane’s origin story in its second season, and FOX’s series is drawing straight from Marvel’s X-Men comics for Polaris’ backstory.”
You want more links? Here they are. Thanks to my friend who send me those links below.
The Gifted: Polaris’ Origins Will Be Explored in Season 2
The Gifted: Polaris is Close to the Comics, Beyond Magneto Connection
It looks like we’re about to discover Lorna’s origin first since the Dark Phoenix is going to debut Jun 7 2019 :)
Stop looking every little (stupid) excuses to downplay Polaris :P
The origin of Lorna and Jean in one page. Nice!
