hesoslim asked:
brevoortformspring answered:
I’m sorry, but you’re projecting a lot of motive (and even some actions) here.
Look at our Previews catalog. Absolutely nobody is limiting the appeal of the X-Men. How many X-titles are we publishing every month? And does that number seem to be going down?
You are reacting like another lemming to rumors and your own fears. You’re free to do that, of course—but really, I can’t take such outrage seriously. Especially in the face of the mountain of evidence to the contrary.
I’ll admit that X-Men used to be the belle of the ball back during the ’90s, seemingly the only series (or set of series) that got any love and attention. But that was always an untenable situation and could not last forever.
We’re at a point now where other characters, other groups, other families are getting the same sort of attention that had been paid solely to the X-Men in the past. That’s not a threat, that’s people acting more intelligently!
As long as X-titles continue to sell well, there is no chance that they’re going to go away.
And honestly, we spend far less time in our super villain lair seated around a marble table twirling our mustaches and plotting the downfall of our own very successful franchises than you seem to believe.
Stop confusing the people who make the comics with the characters within the comics. Mister Sinister isn’t a Marvel editor.
Let me tell you, with the sheer number of X-Books that I personally buy each week, if Marvel is trying to make people forget about the X-Men?
THEY ARE DOING A SHIT JOB AT IT.
But I still think Mister Sinister is an editor. ;)













