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Scott Summers aka Cyclops is one of the Top 5 Dead or Alive Greatest X-Men of all time. Disagree? Why’s that? ‘Cause you think of Scott as a by-the-book lame? That he isn’t as cool as Wolverine? I’m going to go on a limb and say this is all based off what you seen of him portrayed in the X-Men films or X-Men Evolution series (we praise the 90’s animated show though), right? Fuck. Out. Of. Here. With. That. Weak. Shit. Bruh. We gotta take it to the god damn books. The Bible, man. Scott Summers has been doing the Lawd’s work for years. There are other appreciation posts for the Gawd of Summer, but here’s why Scott Summers is the most underrated. “you should be honored by my lateness!That I would even show UP to this fake shit” 1) “We On The Same Team Giving You Respect, I Expect The Same Thing”
We know Scott Summers as Xavier’s first draft pick for his school of gifted youngsters as well as being the leader. You don’t get to lead the team by being soft. Scott Summers may have been depicted by the book back in the day but that method has changed to “Whatever The Fuck It Takes.” The times have changed and become more and more dangerous for Mutants, and Scott Summers has had to change with the times as well. Shit is getting gritty out here and Summers is the man for the job. Nick Fury once said about the kid, “The less time Scott Summers has to make a decision, the better the decision is.” What the fuck? What? Come on, man. In the time it takes folks staring at the McDonald’s men…
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Omar Holmon is a content editor that is here to make .gifs, obscure references, and find the correlation between everything Black and Nerdy.
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