IIRC Wolverine was presumed dead in 1988.
After the Mutant Massacre (#210 to #219) the X-Men were thought dead and set up in Australia of all places (#229 to #269).
That would have started in May, 1988.
Then again, Havok was also in that group...
IIRC Wolverine was presumed dead in 1988.
After the Mutant Massacre (#210 to #219) the X-Men were thought dead and set up in Australia of all places (#229 to #269).
That would have started in May, 1988.
Then again, Havok was also in that group...
Context: They're talking about restoring a scorched savage land to its former state.
I can't think of a mutant who:
Edit: I just realized he must be thinking of Garok the petrified man (the person that ended up being the catalyst in the issue) and not some other candidate. I don't think he's a mutant and idk how Havok knows about him, but he does have a connection with the land and he was thought dead
Off the top of my head I would guess Thunderbird.
Ka-Zar would be another obvious choice, but I don't think he died until much much later
An unsatisfying answer since Thunderbird wasn't around long enough to demonstrate how in sync with the land he was, but I think this is really the only possibility
Edit: I just realized he must be thinking of Garok the petrified man (the person that ended up being the catalyst in the issue) and not some other candidate. I don't think he's a mutant and idk how Havok knows about him, but he does have a connection with the land and he was thought dead
"a living being..."
"I can think of one person who'd fit that bill perfectly" "Unfortunately he's dead"
???
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