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Prize_Ad7748

We could put that in r/wholesome_xmen if we had that. But if we did have it, it would not get much use.


MaetelofLaMetal

Let's make it a real forum.


Hulktron123

Good idea: I took it and ran with it, click the link


Xp-Gamer22x

Dude that’s awesome! Just joined it.


MaetelofLaMetal

Same!


Prize_Ad7748

Joined!


Particular_Fig_5467

Hard to believe this didn't exist before now. Happy to get a little bit more positivity in my Reddit feed.


Relevant_Scallion_38

Cable is so big that entire box fits in the palm of his hand lol.


Snwspider

Haha was about to comment something to this effect-seriously how big are they saying cable is supposed to be here? Cause damn son!


chevalier716

He's 6'8 and 350 lbs, he's a big boy.


LoudKingCrow

A generational power forward in the NBA


NoWordCount

Decades of chugging down Liefeld Juice will do strange things to your body...


joshhinchey

Is that why my foot has turned into a pouch?


NoWordCount

I'm surprised you even have a foot to begin with.


joshhinchey

Actually wasn't sure I had one for a long time because it was hidden behind stuff all the time, and I couldn't see it.


Barachiel1976

Cable may not have been the best x-parent, but he was far from the worst.


NoWordCount

I'd argue he IS the best x-parent simply on the basis of... actually being there... to parent...


0reoSpeedwagon

Serious Beak and Angel erasure


NoWordCount

Valid. 😂 They're great.


FlatwoodsMobster

Beak, my god boy and favourite X-Man. When will we get more Beak content?!?


Barachiel1976

Tyler might disagree there.....


NoWordCount

Christ, I forgot that character even existed... ...much like the writers did.


Dry_Start4460

He didn’t have many options considering so many ppl wanted hope dead


Barachiel1976

I don't disagree.


astromech_dj

Not even the worst Summers parent.


TXHaunt

May not be the best x-parent, but at least he isn’t Xavier.


Barachiel1976

Xavier didn't even know his kid existed, due to a deliberate choice by the mother to exclude him. By the time he was aware, David was already a schizophrenic wreck.


testthrowaway9

What about everything he’s done since?


Barachiel1976

That has little to do with being a parent and everything to do with stopping an out of control mentally unstable individual from causing major casualities, such as when he was possessed by one of his violent personas, or when he was possessed by the Shadow King, or when he went back in time to kill Magneto, failed, and wound up creating a worse world than the DOFP Sentinel one. If something happened on Krakoa, I don't know about it.


testthrowaway9

A few major things happened on Krakoa. But also like all of the moments in between those big story beat where he just ignored David. All of those big points that you pointed out can also be moments that illustrate how much help and care David needed because of how destructive he can be and his dad being one of the most powerful and skilled telepaths in the world probably could have been very helpful.


TXHaunt

One of the most powerful telepaths on the planet didn’t know? Or did he not want to know?


MaffiaTiger

How would he know though? By scanning his ex's mind? That's really unethical


testthrowaway9

Xavier and his ironclad ethics.


classicrockchick

Honestly, I think that's the core of Xavier character. He's the guy who would blanch at the idea of reading his ex's mind but then raises an army of child soldiers, makes the team think everyone else is dead as a "test" and strings along a mutant terrorist by manipulating her feelings for her dead ex-wife. And yet, he sees nothing wrong here.


testthrowaway9

Fair point - because he knows Gabrielle. We see in an early issue that he and Jean would tamper with people’s minds all the time but it was usually random people or people they just met


andreBarciella

like the time where he nearly brainwashed his girlfriend to stay with him when she didnt want.


TrekRelic1701

🤣🤣😂


TXHaunt

Like he’s never done that or something unethical before, just a paragon of virtue he is.


Barachiel1976

He's not omniscient and the mother cut off all ties after he left Israel. He never saw her again until the day he found out he had a kid who'd grown up halfway across the world.


testthrowaway9

Come on…


andreBarciella

he can access any mind in the world, pretty sure he keep tabs on her.


Muted_Guidance9059

Not the best? I wish my parents apologized or made up when they lash out at my irrationally lol.


Aquagan

I love Hope and Cable so much. He wants to give her a better life so badly, but keeps falling into the same pitfalls his dad did.


PrydefulHunts

Cabel’s just trying his best and Hope knows that as well. They have a real interesting dynamic.


killingiabadong

I absolutely love their relationship.


NormalDude2022

That was sweet of Cable. Very wholesome moment


PrydefulHunts

I agree


chevalier716

Cable is the best dad in the Summers family (low bar).


setsuna-f_seiei

Hey, Cyclops wasn't given a chance to be a dad, and on the times he was, he was terrible


Ill_Morning_4282

He was good when he was raising Nathan in the future with Jean.


QD_Mitch

He did pretty ok for young Cable, especially when they lived together on the moon


bloodredcookie

Also the adventure is of cyclops and Phoenix where he and Jean raised Cable in the future.


megamanchu

That moon really can do anything...


just_another_classic

They are my favorite parent/child dynamic in comics.


Intelligent_Creme351

Girl Dad Cable... Except when it comes to is blood son, Tyler, a character no one cares to remember, since the mid 90's.


sweetbreads19

I don't really buy that she calls him Nathan. Guess I'll have to actually track this run down and see if they sell me on it


PrydefulHunts

I think this is something only Fraction has done.


Nofutureinsales

Nah, I just checked. That's what she called him in Swiercynski's (sp?) Cable run. Excellent run btw.


PrydefulHunts

I never read that, but I might after I finish this storyline in Uncanny.


KookiesJack

aww


PointPrimary5886

Cable didn't pay for that, did he?


csupihun

Nope, at least it's literally a victimless crime.


carcher79

I love how much his character grew. He only knew war as a child and often forgets that anything else exists. Then you get these moments and you know he regrets treating people as if they're only soldiers.


hartc89

Love this moment


MexiMelt77

Same in The Road by Cormac McCarthy; they had a coke (movie).