X-Force# 36 reveals that Beast has, tragically, yet to face any kind of discipline for his terrible crimes against nature, humanity, and Krakoa.
At the conclusion of the last issue of X-Force the former X-Men idol Beast was putatively arrested by his teammates to face justice for his numerous terrible crimes, but X-Force# 36 reveals that as of now Hank McCoy is facing zero impacts for his monstrous behavior.
Beast is one of the original five X-Men, and while Hank has made some questionable choices over his times as a idol, the Krakoan Age has seen a quick descent into ill for the former Avenger. Operating under the guise of" the ends justify the means," Beast has committed multitudinous war crimes in the name of guarding Krakoa. It was also lately revealed that he is been conducting disgusting trials on humans, mutants, and aliens in a secret space captivity, while turning his former friend Wolverine into a particular murder slave, and these are truly on the morning of his crimes against Krakoa.
TheX-Force platoon in numerous ways is one that operates outside the law. Acting as Krakoa's" wet workshop" platoon,X-Force takes on pitfalls that can not be contained or defeated by the public facingX-Men platoon, using chops like spying, assassination, and surveillance to act as a mutant CIA. still, that doesn't mean that the platoon shouldn't live within some kind of moral boundary, and it's incredibly clear from Beast's recent conduct that he's operating way outside the normal realm of permissible conduct byX-Force. Beast's descent into ill began in humorless after he legislated the genocide of the people of Terra Verde to avoid an transnational incident involving Krakoa, and since also the monstrous mutant has continued to escalate his contemptuous geste
X-Force# 35 eventually sees Sage, Omega Red, and Domino discovering Beast's secret Guantánamo Bay- style captivity in space, and the issue ends with Hank being brought back to theX-Force base arrested in bind. While numerous compendiums assumed that this was the end of Beast's reign of terror and that he'd be brought before the Quiet Council,X-Force# 36- written by Benjamin Percy with art by Robert Gill- confirms that Hank has not been put on trial, and has supposedly faced no negative conduct for his easily terrible crimes.
Beast Is A Monster, Facing Zero Repercussions For His Actions
ThroughoutX-Force# 36 it's clear thatX-Force knows most of what Beast has been over to, and yet besides being smoothly escaped by the rest of the platoon, he has faced zero discipline. Beast is still technicallyco-head ofX-Force alongside savant, but the platoon doesn't trust him at all presently, only moving forward with plans after Sage's blessing, important to Hank's annoyance. In fact, Hank isn't at each apologetic about his crimes, using a report byDr. Cecilia Reyes to justify his" orbital captivity trials" because Krakoa is in" biotech arms race" with the association XENO. maybe theX-Force platoon has not turned Beast in to the Quiet Council because they assume they won't do anything seeing as they're veritably lax with discipline if a Krakoan is doing commodity" for the lesser good." Or perhaps they formerly have told the Council about it and the Council has chosen to not pursue a trial. Seeing asX-Force is filled with" former" villains like Deadpool and Omega Red, it's fussing to suppose that they're perhaps giving Beast some latitude because of this, but hopefully formerly Beast's treason, murder, and servility of Wolverine is revealed,X-Force will formally demand discipline for the terrible monster that Hank has come.
At this point in time, there's veritably little that could redeem the formerX-Men idol Beast, especially after the proposition that he'd been replaced by Dark Beast was rebutted, and yet the now unlawfulX-Force head Hank McCoy is still yet to face justice for his numerous crimes, formerly again showing the darker side of Krakoan politics.
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