ProfeZZor X
Master of all that is ice
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Wow... This thread is a blast from my past. This is pretty much where I made my mark as a newbie in this forum.
And not to add fuel the fire even more over this debate, but Iceman has recently been charred by Northstar and Aurora in a firey blast... In human form. Apparently he has the ability to automatically turn into ice/snow/vapour when instantly incenerated, or in a dangerous situation. This recent situation only adds to the debate held during his time as just a living head during the "Draco" story arc. After that empaled arrow exploded his human torso, there was really never any resolve as to what or how it happened when he converted to ice. The same can be said during X-Men Forever when he was evaporated by the Sentinels.
Although, I find it advantageous of him to be able to create a clone of himself, or other animated ice creations to fool his opponents. The close of Zero Tolerance was a good example, when Bastion thought he had the upper hand, while pummelling a downed Iceman with punches. What he thought was Iceman, was actually a clone, and the real Iceman had turned into mist form, resolidified, and snuck up behind Bastion to land a sucker punch to the back of his head.... Who says the same thing can't be done with the Torch?
Oh yeah... Then there was that time when Iceman went Supernova too. I think it was Chris Claremonts and Jim Lee's last book together, when the X-Men were pitted in a fight against each other. Psylocke snuck up behind Iceman and stabbed him in the head with a psi-blade. As a result, it screwed up his neural patterns or something like that, and it sent out a shockwave of cold energy that froze everything within a certain radius into solid ice... which obviously included Psylocke and every person within that radius.
And not to add fuel the fire even more over this debate, but Iceman has recently been charred by Northstar and Aurora in a firey blast... In human form. Apparently he has the ability to automatically turn into ice/snow/vapour when instantly incenerated, or in a dangerous situation. This recent situation only adds to the debate held during his time as just a living head during the "Draco" story arc. After that empaled arrow exploded his human torso, there was really never any resolve as to what or how it happened when he converted to ice. The same can be said during X-Men Forever when he was evaporated by the Sentinels.
Although, I find it advantageous of him to be able to create a clone of himself, or other animated ice creations to fool his opponents. The close of Zero Tolerance was a good example, when Bastion thought he had the upper hand, while pummelling a downed Iceman with punches. What he thought was Iceman, was actually a clone, and the real Iceman had turned into mist form, resolidified, and snuck up behind Bastion to land a sucker punch to the back of his head.... Who says the same thing can't be done with the Torch?
Oh yeah... Then there was that time when Iceman went Supernova too. I think it was Chris Claremonts and Jim Lee's last book together, when the X-Men were pitted in a fight against each other. Psylocke snuck up behind Iceman and stabbed him in the head with a psi-blade. As a result, it screwed up his neural patterns or something like that, and it sent out a shockwave of cold energy that froze everything within a certain radius into solid ice... which obviously included Psylocke and every person within that radius.