you can't do a pairing smush for them because their smushname is... complicated.
So I've gotten up to X-Factor/New Mutants in X-Plain the X-Men, which I am listening to obsessively to avoid listening to my internal monologue, and I now have a new OTP that there is almost no fanfic for and that has been dead (well, mostly dead) for decades, and that I will never know canon well enough to write myself.
Thanks, folks, helpful.
(actual canon first time for Doug Ramsey and Warlock:

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Also there is no way I will have anything/everything ready in time for con.txt next weekend, but that's pretty standard, so whatever. Maybe I can at least lobby for a DIY X-men/deadpool panel, since that seems to be where I still am these days.
Thanks, folks, helpful.
(actual canon first time for Doug Ramsey and Warlock:

)
Also there is no way I will have anything/everything ready in time for con.txt next weekend, but that's pretty standard, so whatever. Maybe I can at least lobby for a DIY X-men/deadpool panel, since that seems to be where I still am these days.

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Also that somehow Lila slots into my head with the Great Cosmic Forces (like Warlock) where human age doesn't apply, even though I know that technically that's not true. :P
But honestly between Kitty/Piotr, Sam/Lila and Cypher/Psylocke it's hard to find a pairing that *doesn't* have a bit of an ick age difference going on, and it's becoming a cumulative ick as much as anything, because it feels like that's all we get. All the McCaffrey references suddenly make sense - Claremont clearly was reading a lot of the FT&T books for ideas (although this run predates Sascha/Tirla by just a little bit, so maybe the influence was going the other way too, I kept seeing Piotr/Kitty as Sascha/Tirla and then having to fast forward a little.)
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(I want to say that Sam is supposedly 16 when New Mutants starts, but he does come across as older.)
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This is so. I'm pretty sure that Kitty turned fifteen twice, and there are other characters who I am pretty sure haven't aged since they were introduced.
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The whole was greater than the sum because they loved each other a whole lot. :)
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and has been on my to-read list that longthat they're citing as old classics. D:no subject