A queer boy's journey into Claremont's sixteen year long run on the X-Men- from Krakoa to Muir Island. Often quite concerned about the New Mutants. (He/Him).
...be able to infer from the parallels drawn in this painting.
Our issue picks up with Scott and Madelyne, who since their first introduction to each other in UXM #168 have started to date.
The issue opens with Candy Southern, making her first speaking appearances in the Run.
So until the end of this thread, I'm turning the reins on the account over to the x-cellent Anne to talk about Carol Danvers and the role Claremont plays in rewriting her story for the better! Take it away, @AnneComics:
I warned late last week that these threads will include heavy topics, because I find it difficult to adequately discuss the D.P.S. without acknowledging its commentary on agency, sexual violence, & how privilege corrupts. 
Sometimes, as a social worker, it's difficult for me to detach fiction from human behavior. I imagined much of John's difficult attitude could be explained by past traumas. I didn't imagine what CC gives us in this backup.
Logan calls Scott out for leaving for Muir without Hank- to which he replies that there "wasn't time", which is simply not the case. His identity as cautious and prepared is thrown away as soon as he learns Jean is alive. 
Over the next thirteen issues, we'll be faced with a lot of violence committed against women- including Moira and Jean.