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The House of X Reread: How Hickman's Mutants Break All The Rules

For the 50th episode of Krakin’ Krakoa, I felt it was time to return to the source that inspired this X-Men deep dive project, and now that House of X and Powers of X are fully available to read on Marvel Unlimited, it’s the perfect time to explore what made the event so special, search for clues that take on new light in the wake of X-Men’s Dawn of X, and craft all-new theories I didn’t see the first time around. Today I'll answer: + How the theme of “Breaking All The Rules” dominates House of X, specifying which rules are broken and what that means for future comics. + How Moira X’s 10th life holds the secrets for mutant survival + Predictions for the trick Jonathan Hickman has up his sleeve to blow this whole era up and take X-Men comics to the next level Spoilers for discussed comics may follow! For the full Dawn of X reading order: https://www.comicbookherald.com/the-c... For all Comic Book Herald X-Men videos:    • How Does Excalibur #1 Fit Into X-Men ...   The quote "we have to break all the rules" becomes the apparent theme throughout House and Powers, but it helps to elucidate why that's necessary. What are these rules that need to be broken, and how were they identified? In other words, who here is the rulemaker? This is where Moira MacTaggert and the revelation of Moira X's 10 (or eleven!) lifelines changes everything. Through the preceding 9 lifelines Moira has experienced, she has accumulated the knowledge of all the rules that mutantkind has to break in order to finally survive and thrive on the longest term plan imaginable. One of the angles I find most intriguing re-reading House of X and Powers of X is what separates Moira's life 10 plan from the previous 9 (or really previous 6, since those are the lives she spent trying to preserve mutants). I'd theorize that all the changes in this lifeline, however apparently minor, are with great purpose, or at least they should be if mutants are to find success. This is a big reason why I find Powers of X so utterly compelling on re-reads, as visions of future lifelines in “Year 100” or “Year 1000” are full of attempts at mutant triumph, only to be met with defeat after defeat. It’s essential to remember throughout the Dawn of X that Moira’s 10th life – what may be her final chance at all of this – isn’t a stab in the dark, it’s based on literal lifetimes of failure. Radical shifts are necessary to succeed! Otherwise, as Emma Frost puts it: “What’s going to make it different this time?” Comics discussed include: House of X / Powers of X X-Men Dawn of X New X-Men Many more! Please like & subscribe to Comic Book Herald to get all the new video guides, and help the channel reach more comic book fans! You can subscribe to the Best Comics Ever podcast here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast... Find more from Comic Book Herald at: -- https://www.comicbookherald.com --   / comicbookherald   --   / comicbookherald   --   / comicbookherald   --   / comicbookherald   -- https://www.storenvy.com/stores/12798... About Comic Book Herald: My name's Dave, and Comic Book Herald is a labor of love designed to help new, lapsed, and curious comic book readers explore and enjoy the wonderful world of comics. I've been developing reading orders, chronology guides, and detailed comics recommendations since late 2011. Comics can be confusing and intimidating; I try to help.