Sorry, but you just outed yourself as a nerd.

According to some forum members, he's also been outed as a hipster!

Yes
Yes
No

This is a long lunch

I knew the second I wrote my explanation on aging/appearance someone would bring up Illanya .

Magik I would put in the same boat as Longshot in that she's technically not coming from the future or an alternate timeline, but kind of fits within the spirit of the question.

Reagrding Kitty, it's been a long time since I read Days of Future Past so I don't remember all of the specifics, but I'm pretty sure the "mind travel" thing was just temporary and Kitty was just regular old Kitty when the story was over. In otherwords, she wouldn't count (unless you're refering to a different story that I don't remember).

The extent of my X-men knowledge left after 1993. I can only reference what I have in my collection.

okay, sorry, I got tied up doing some stuff when i got back that others were supposed to do earlier but decided not to....

Layla left as like a 12 year old or something, and came back from the future as an adult (and is now married to Jamie Madrox).

R:11. Name a villain from the 1984 Secret Wars 12 issue series.

http://marvel.wikia.com/Layla_Miller_%28Earth-616%29

In addition to her mutant powers, Layla has acquired:

Pseudo-Precognition: When an adult Layla returned from the future, she uploaded all the knowledge about her lifetime and information from the next 80 years into the mind of her younger self at Saint Joan's Orphanage just after M-Day before Layla came to join X-Factor Investigations. However, the process was imperfect and left gaps in her knowledge, or "blind spots", but enabled her to seemingly "predict" the future, or "know stuff."[5] The adult Layla still retained a large amount of knowledge acquired about the world and the future. Much of her knowledge as an adult seemed to be from a journal that she wrote, and planned to read again in eighty years, for her younger self to read. It is possible that this method of precognition created many diverging time-lines (Though Doom claimed that his time machine prevented this from occuring) and that she attempted this many times.

Ummm…No.

So if I buy the current issue of X-Factor, the Layla Miller I will see is an adult? If so, then I vote yes.

It's amazing that no matter whatever new information people post, I still can't seem to figure it out.

for the record, Im still tallying votes...I'll update this later.

I don't think this is the part you should be focusing on to prove your case. This is the part that explains how she "knows stuff" before it happens as a kid. You should be foucusing on the fact that she left "modern" times, went into the Summers Rebellion future, and then came back to "modern" times as an adult and rejoined the team. The Layla that exists now in the 616 universe would not exist as an adult without time travel.

Correct

This sheep thing is so complicated.

1. Layla Miller - Yes
2. Longshot - No
3. Dream SUmmers - No

You mean like when she jumps she looks like



and when she comes back she looks like

Damn, Madrox looks creepy.

Is it creepy to get together with someone that aged in the future that you knew as a kid? Sounds kind of creepy.

Sorry, DVDtalk was down here for a little while...

People that were actually there

Wasn't Magneto a good guy during Secret Wars, or was that later?

What's really creepy is that when she was a kid, she told him that one day they would be married.

Challenge - Magneto is actually a wrong answer. Magneto was initially on the Heroes, then non-aligned, then actually rebuffed an alliance overture from the villains.

http://www.comicvine.com/secret-wars/39-40978/