EARTH-94041 (EARTH-SCOTT SUMMERS & JEAN GREY HAD NEVER FALLEN IN LOVE AT ALL)
Type: Divergent Earth
Environment: Earth-like
Usual means of access: Presumably vibrational attunement
Dominant Life Form: Mutants
Significant Inhabitants: The Brotherhood of Evil Mutants (Magneto, Mastermind, Quicksilver, Scarlet Witch, Toad), the X-Men (Angel, Beast, Cyclops, Marvel Girl, Professor X)
First Appearance: What If? II#60 (April, 1994)
History: (What If? II#60/2) - When
Jean Grey first joined the X-Men, her attention was caught by Warren Worthington
III, the Angel. While they shared much of their time together, Scott Summers
became more withdrawn, throwing himself into his X-Men missions. He became
more determined and relentless in battle, eventually tracing the Brotherhood
of Evil Mutants to their Asteroid Base while Professor X remained on Earth,
apparently comatose following a mission where he took to the brunt of a trap
set for the X-Men. Back on Earth, Cyclops was angered to find that Professor
X was not comatose at all and that it was a test to see how the X-Men worked
together without him. Cyclops soon became the loner of the X-Men and when
Xavier announced that he was going to be away for a time, he appointed the
Beast leader instead of Cyclops due to Scott's rigid and driven behavior.
Angry, Cyclops quit the X-Men and wandered his way to New York City where
he was confronted by Quicksilver and Scarlet Witch. After talking with them,
Magneto appeared and invited Cyclops to join him. Cyclops agreed and then
walked away with the trio, joining the Brotherhood of Evil Mutants.
Comments: Created by Kurt Busiek, Ron Randall, and
Art Nichols.
The divergent point for this reality occurred during the events seen
in X-Men I#1 (September, 1963).
Profile by
Proto-Man.
CLARIFICATIONS:
The Brotherhood of Evil Mutants were the same as their Earth-616
counterparts up until Cyclops quit the X-Men. After discovering that Cyclops
had quit, Magneto sent Quicksilver and Scarlet Witch to speak with Cyclops.
Magneto himself then appeared and offered a place for Cyclops in the Brotherhood.
Angry at the X-Men, Cyclops reluctantly accepted.
They were (from left to right): Mastermind, Magneto, Quicksilver,
Toad, and Scarlet Witch.
--What If? II#60/2
Professor X was the same as his Earth-616 counterpart up until he
faked being comatose to test the X-Men. When he revealed his ruse, Cyclops
was angry that Xavier had played with their emotions. Noticing that Cyclops
had become more rigid and driven, Xavier opted to place the Beast in charge
of the X-Men when he left for a time.
Professor X had the same telepathic powers that his 616 counterpart
had.
--What If? II#60/2
The X-Men were basically the same as their Earth-616 counterparts,
except that the Angel was dating Marvel Girl instead of Cyclops dating her.
During many of their missions, Angel flirted with Marvel Girl and he saved
Cyclops' life when Magneto's Asteroid base was breaking up. Eventually, Cyclops
became more withdrawn and angered at not being made team leader, he quit
the team.
They were (from left to right): Marvel Girl, Angel, Cyclops, Iceman,
and the Beast.
--What If? II#60/2
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Earth-Scott Summers & Jean Grey Had Never Fallen in Love at All has no
known connections to
Professor
X
The
X-Men
What If? II#60, p11, pan4 (Angel & Marvel Girl, main pic)
p14, pan4 (X-Men & Brotherhood of Evil Mutants)
p15, pan4 (Professor X)
What If? II#60 (April, 1994) - Kurt Busiek (writer), Ron Randall (penciler),
Art Nichols (inker)
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