In this nirvana only two people retain memories of the 'real reality' debuting teen mutant and deus ex machina story device Layla Miller, and. It has such a great alternate universe idea of mutants essentially ruling the world but such a big idea needs to be really explored.

I had a significantly clearer understanding of the time-altering realities and timelines which was confusing me the first go around.Magneto blames himself for twisting his children through the strength of his own dreams and ambitions.

Then when they begin to snap out of it they know who's behind it and decide to do something about it. Everyone gets what they always wanted in this mutant utopia reality overseen by the House of Magnus. House of M also captures a lot of the mystery and intrigue of an Elseworld comic, where everything is recognizable and familiar, yet upside down and twisted (another big turn-on for this nerd). I believe that House of M excelled in this respect, reeling in readers, weaving them into the fabric of the narrative, and untangling the seams and threads only when there is no other choice for them but to unravel. The result is twofold: first, the omnibus reminds readers of a very effective X-Men/Avengers storyline from twenty years ago, and second, the omnibus reminds readers of just how much second-rate cash-grabbing marketing ploys Marvel Comics has long since embraced as a marketing strategy.I think that, in theory, the teaming of Marvel's stalwart superhero teams the X-Men and the Avengers should be a guaranteed sure thing. Wanda Maximoff, also known as the Scarlet Witch, is living on the devastated island of Genosha under the care of Professor Charles Xavier and her father (at the time) Magneto.