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Jun 16 10 12:54 PM
Andy Sheets wrote:The main problem with Lobdell on X-Men was that he never had a long-term idea of where he was going with his plots - he kept reiterating that he liked to write "organically" - so the books just meandered around without much really happening.
I told them that I had no idea, but I just thought it was a cool way to open a story. Imagine someone so strong that they could hurl Juggernaut across the sky! I ended up doing that opening sequence, but I still didn't know who Onslaught was.
"That became a problem later on, when other writers were told to give hints to Onslaught in their titles, but didn't know who Onslaught WAS!
"Larry Hama's clues in Wolverine, in particular, really didn't jibe with the later revelation that Onslaught was Professor X himself, corrupted by Magneto's mind..."
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