Is Mutant Murder Allowed On Krakoa? | Marauders #12 Review | Krakin’ Krakoa #85

Marauders #12 is a celebration of the return of Kate Pryde to life and to Krakoa, a canonically massive confirmation of the artist formerly known as Kitty’s sexuality, and an issue that raises some pretty interesting questions about Krakoan law, mutant revenge, and whether the Quiet Council is truly prepared to run a nation.

Today I'll answer:
+ What does it mean for Kate Pryde to kiss a girl?
+ Can mutants get away with murdering other mutants? What might Emma and Kate have in store for Shaw?
+ At what point does Krakoan law expand? How does Krakoa treat those who won’t play by unspoken rules?

Spoilers for discussed comics may follow!

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Writer: Gerry Duggan
Artist: Matteo Lolli
Colors: Edgar Delgado
Letters: Cory Petit

Maruaders #12 opens with a celebration of Kate Pryde’s resurrection, after many failed efforts to bring her back due to her powerset (a fact Sebastian Shaw was relying on when he murdered her during an assault at sea on Kate and the Marauders).

There’s a cool shot of Emma Frost highlighting all the mutants Kate and her Marauders have saved.

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