X-Tinction Agenda brings Cameron Hodge back into the picture, and by then there is already so much history attached to him that his presence changes the situation before another…

X-Tinction Agenda brings Cameron Hodge back into the picture, and by then there is already so much history attached to him that his presence changes the situation before another fight even starts. Warren knows what this man is capable of doing to people. He has very personal reasons to understand that the danger is real. That is also where having all these titles connect pays off. Warren's problems do not remain sealed inside a single character's story. The teams are pulled into the same crisis, and something that has already devastated his life becomes part of a much larger confrontation. Where I am in the reading now, before the Muir Island Saga, I want to keep the discussion on that version of him. He has broken away from Apocalypse's control, but he still has to live in the body Apocalypse changed. He is back with people who care about him, but they cannot undo what happened while he was gone. Warren has to make choices with these powers, rebuild relationships and decide how he is going to respond when someone gives him another reason to be angry. That is the part of Archangel I am following at this point.