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Message: [QUOTE="ATenderLad, post: 203852, member: 3864"] It's been a pretty interesting decade of Loki stories, the Al Ewing books after this run continued the idea and it's become their primary narrative in each series since. (Loki in the current [I]Immortal Thor[/I] book is a really interesting take on the concept of the Skald, the Storyteller in Norse tradition. The narration is understood to be Loki, but it's a lot more nuanced than just "they're telling the story". It's a cliche to say "modern day mythology", but no one's doing it better). You have to assume if Marvel ever committed to a Crisis-style reboot, Magnetos' decades of straight up murder would be one of the first and biggest changes. The movies didn't do much well, but Ian McKellan was great, and the focus on his origin in the camps give you such a clear idea of why he would be this person. (Also Hank Pym, for you-know-what). [/QUOTE]

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