Alexander Summers (Earth-616)/Quotes

Times have changed since we last met. I'm not a kid anymore.

My rocket exploded -- what a surprise.

... this is what I have been most afraid of, ever since I first manifested my powers -- using it to kill.

So it's you and me together against the world, huh? Well I've had more experienced partners in my life, Scarlett.

Logan! Logan! Oh no! No! No! No! No! (...) He's dead! I've killed him, Scarlett! This was no accident! Somebody set it up! Somebody's responsible for this horror! Logan, I swear on your grave, I'll find who did this to you...and me...and kill him if it's the last thing I do!

You're the bravest woman I've ever met. I...I think I'm in love with you. Finding you...it's like a miracle.

If we stay X-Men, we'll end up shattered! I don't want us to end in tears!

Wouldn't that be a hoot -- to discover that our old, mute, mutant teleporter was taking care of us, just like Professor X used to.

I knew I wasn't going to die. I kept waiting for my life to flash before my eyes... and all I got were reruns of "Mr. Belvedere".

All right, Hulk. I am Havok of X-Factor, a duly deputized arm of the U.S. government. You're in violation of treaties. Surrender. ... Please surrender.

Sorry, folks -- this lecture's just been canceled!

We've come to the Rockies in search of that public menace standing next to you, Wolverine, and we're empowered by congressional authority -- to take the Hulk into custody.

There are some things you're better off not knowing, Jameson. Believe me. You keep this up and soon...bang bang...you'll cry Havok!

The Brotherhood is not about senseless killing. It is about assuring that mutants will live in peace. With themselves, with each other, and amongst humans.

What am I, Haley? What did I do?

It's over! All the lies! All the mind games! They, and the Brotherhood, end tonight!

I remember dying. . .

This thing wiped out a whole colony. I can't risk taking it back to civilization, let alone our home.

We're going to lead the resistance against Vulcan and Deathbird. Because we have to end this threat... he has to die. And X-Men don't kill, so I guess we aren't X-Men anymore.

We take the deal. We help Vulcan stop the Scy'ar Tal. And then... then it's just a matter of which side can kill the other first

I can wait as long as it takes, Gabriel. Because I've already won. Because even though you rule an empire, you're still coming to me. So desperate for me to bow down to you. And it's never going to happen.

Oh, no. No, we're not leaving. ... No, Gabriel is going to come to us now. And this is where we're going to kill him.

I was with Lorna when I got the call. We held each other as tight as we could, all night. Nightcrawler prayed. Colossus painted. God knows what Wolverine did. It wasn't exactly a secret, his feelings. Probably better we never know. But Scott... He holds it inside. He just can't do anything else. His entire life has been about holding it in. His power demands it. If he lets it out, people get hurt. But I'm his brother. He can't hurt me. ... I wasn't there when he needed me most. But I can be here now.

This was a mistake, our coming here. We should never have taken this gig, no matter how much Wolverine asked us to.

You wanted me leading -- I'm leading.

No. Not you. The Red Skull killed these people. You were all helplessly under his control. Even Thor and Captain America, the best among us, fell under his influence. This is not your burden. You have to remember that. None of this is your fault... But what happens next is. Look to your heart's for strength to face the future. And when you can't find it there... Look to each other.

We wear these things so people don't know who we are. But I want you to know exactly who I am. My name is Alex Summers. I am a student of Professor Charles Xavier. This team is an embodiment of his simple dream of all people working together. A fight more important now than ever. Recently the world saw my brother Scott infused with the power of a God. And while he tried to make a lasting change to fix what he saw as broken, no man should ever unilaterally take action or choose for so many. It is hubris. I never quite saw things as my brother did, and later our views diverged even further. I don't see myself as being born into a mutant cult or religion. Having an X-Gene doesn't bond me to anyone. It doesn't define me. In fact, I see the very word "mutant" as divisive. Old thinking that serves to further separate us from our fellow man. We are all humans. Of one tribe. We are defined by our choices, not the makeup of our genes. So please, don't call us mutants. The "M" word represents everything I hate... How about [calling me] Alex?

Accept my resignation as an Avenger and forget I was ever your figurehead. Looks like by "unity" you meant we follow your way, we do as you say. That's not unity, Steve-- That's tyranny. I thought you of all people would know the difference. But I can see now-- Scott was right about you.

This is how it begins, Magneto... with the symbol of mankind's hatred of mutants... with Sentinels... sowing the seeds of ascension... Mothervine.

Warpath, this maybe wasn't my best plan.

Let shmee tell you a shtory. About a boy who wanted the woman hish brother had. Who promised he'd give her everything hish brother couldn't. A boy who learned she really loved hish brother the whole time. A boy who ish beyond @#$!%@& shick of hearing her talk about him.

Half of you is our mother! That makes all of you my little brother! Finally, I'm not the youngest anymore!

Luckily, I happen to be... a plasma donor!

There are some things you're better off not knowing, Jameson. Believe me. You keep this up and soon...bang bang...you'll cry Havok!

The whole town's a duck blind, covering the real action underground.

Is that a demon Cerebro?