It pretty much does. It's a baseless opinion to begin with. The mutant origin for a hero/villian is NOT what makes it lazy. It's what the writer chooses to do with the character that makes him either creative or lazy. Wolverine's a mutant. His origin is anything but "Oh, he's a mutant".
And on top of it all, you would have never even had the thought "mutant origins are lazy" had you not heard/read it elsewhere. Looks to me that you're the lazy one.
As far as I am concerned, the X-franchise jumped the shark a long time ago.
If the X-Men are the last of the mutants, doesn't that kind of defeat their whole purpose? They'd no longer have a mutant populace to fight for or any evil mutants to fight against. They'd become just another Avengers team, basically.
Caliber said:Whats so bad about having millions of mutants?
Well Marvel as of right now if you look at sales the only real sales or coming off of bot Joss Whedon's Astonishing X-Men and when he leaves the book will most likly stop selling and Uncanny X-Men and that's it. Wolverine and Wolverine: Origins have hit the lowest points ever now. Most fans say it's because of all the comics Marvel amd Joe Q keep putting him into. The X-franchise is dying and if Marvel keeps going with what there going with it will or may just end all X-Men comics killing the X-franchise for good.That does make sence,but i doubt you will hear Marvel say that.After all,Marvel is currently cashing in on the X-Men.