Classic Angel 1st class

One of the X-Men, and probably one of the classics mutants will die. This is what one interprets the giggle thinly disguised by Brian Michael Bendis, writer of major new x-series, in a story for MTV Geek.

Spoilers ahead!

Discussing the premise of the new series - in which the five original X-Men are brought in the first year for this team - Bendis asks, "and what happens if one of them dies?"

The Bleeding Cool has already bet: the Beast. In the first editions of All-New X-Men, the hero already has a lethal disease - one of the reasons that led him to go to look past the original team (which includes himself in the free version).

Bendis apparently will repeat the strategy when he joined the Avengers: Hawkeye killed, one of the secondary characters dearest readers. But, as always happens in Marvel, nobody is dead forever.

Mental note:

You can forget all bets that the Beast would be the "X-Men Classic" who die ... The comic book resourcers Forum released a preview of All New X-Men 5 where Hank suffers a cardio respiratory arrest because of his imminent new mutation and is medicated for his younger version that would have a conversation with him thanks to, telepathic link, the X-Men by Jean Grey and fitted well to shorten ... Hank Junior saves the life of Hank Sr. and is suffering a new mutation ... and back to being an even bigger gorilla furry blue only "bald" with a look that reminds lightly "Panthro Classic" of the Thundercats

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