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    Quote Originally Posted by Tawmis View Post
    No. And that's my point. Why would Disney sit on making an X-Men movie, because Fox has the rights to Marvel's mutants?
    Because of the legal contracts signed before Disney were on the scene, that Marvel made to stop them going bankrupt.
    Marvel Studios will not risk getting sued.

    As a way to get around it, they're making Scarlet Witch and Quicksilver Inhumans in Avengers.
    We have seen already that the Terigan Mist or whatever - has restored mutant powers to MANY mutants who lost their powers thanks to Scarlet Witch's "No More Mutants."
    We haven't seen that at all.
    The Phoenix Force and Hope Summers un-did Scarlett Witch's hex at the end of AvX.

    The Terrigan Mist had absolutely nothing to do with it.

    All the Terrigan bomb did, at the end of Infinity a year after AvX & a year after new mutants, was re-awaken the hidden Inhumans.

    And they're not making them Inhumans in the films as far as we know so far - they were clearly called 'Miracles'

    Is it a far stretch to say - the mist restored these powers - because they were mutants? And those humans, who have recently gained powers, did so because they had the "X" factor in their genes (let's not call it the Mutant Gene). And the Mist simply awakened their powers.
    Yes it's a complete stretch in the Marvel mythology.

    And thus, couldn't we logically say, that all "mutants" are indeed Inhumans?
    Is that such a far leap?
    It really is though.

    It's the IP and branded trademark of the character/series that's the problem; not the word mutant. The word mutant isn't copyrighted. There are varying films with mutant in the title and there still can be.
    The mutant gene isn't the problem it's the trademarked character names under the X-Men umbrella.

    The agreement between Disney and Fox for Scarlett Witch & Quicksilver so that both companies and universes can freely use the characters is that they're not referred to as mutants in MCU films so as not to cash in on each other's films - a fair compromise and one that certainly doesn't stop X-Men comics being created.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Phil View Post
    You're the only one that's used the word stupid though.
    He never said those things were stupid - only that they sounded that way on the surface.

    Quote Originally Posted by Phil View Post
    The X-titles won't be cancelled.
    Changed, is a possibility; and I've never disagreed with that.
    Agreed.
    Mutatis mutandis... or something. Mutancy is about change.

    Quote Originally Posted by Flightpath07 View Post
    Well, isn't it possible that Marvel has come up with a plan of action that has some big cosmic character coming along, The Collector or The High Evolutionary or Thanos, or whomever, and this character then reveals that "mutants" were never any such thing.
    Hasn't this already happened? Aren't they the result of Celestial tampering?

    Quote Originally Posted by Flightpath07 View Post
    Marvel doesn't make much money on comics, they are MUCH more concerned with movies and other merchandising where they make the real bucks.
    "Moichandising! Moichandising! Where the real money for the film is made!"
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    Quote Originally Posted by Flightpath07 View Post
    It may not make sense from a comics viewpoint, but from a Financial viewpoint, big-picture?
    I've never known Marvel (or DC, for that matter) to be big-picture thinkers.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Phil View Post
    We haven't seen that at all.
    The Phoenix Force and Hope Summers un-did Scarlett Witch's hex at the end of AvX.
    The Terrigan Mist had absolutely nothing to do with it.
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terrigen_Mist

    It is also shown in this series that depowered mutants, if exposed to the Terrigen Mists, gain an uncontrollable version of their former powers. For example, the Mists restore the hyperacute senses of Callisto, but all the amplified stimuli cause her to fall into a coma. However, the effect is only temporary as powers fade after a short while. As shown with Quicksilver, the bodies of those exposed to the mists for extensive periods begin to produce their own Terrigen Crystals with the same mutagenic effects. At the end of the Son of M series, the U.S. government confiscates the Terrigen Crystals dropped by Quicksilver, which leads Black Bolt to declare war on the United States.

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