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Following [[M-Day]], Angelica Jones began keeping a close eye on the media when she realized how little mutant-positive (or even mutant-accurate) things were being put on the air. There was also nothing about the various mutant hate crimes everyone knew was happening. Disturbed by this, Angel set out with a new project - to create a mutant-friendly newspaper that would report facts and try to put a more positive spin on the mutant community. She recruited several mansion residents to help her, as well as getting someone to invest in her project. The paper is distributed once every couple of weeks by being left in various locations around New York City and Salem Center (mostly under Angel's own power). | Following [[M-Day]], Angelica Jones began keeping a close eye on the media when she realized how little mutant-positive (or even mutant-accurate) things were being put on the air. There was also nothing about the various mutant hate crimes everyone knew was happening. Disturbed by this, Angel set out with a new project - to create a mutant-friendly newspaper that would report facts and try to put a more positive spin on the mutant community. She recruited several mansion residents to help her, as well as getting someone to invest in her project. The paper is distributed once every couple of weeks by being left in various locations around New York City and Salem Center (mostly under Angel's own power). | ||
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| + | ==Employees== | ||
| + | [[Angelica Jones]] - Founder, Photographer | ||
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| + | [[Miles Morales]] - Social Media Expert | ||
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| + | [[John Allerdyce]] - Columnist | ||
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| + | [[Jean-Phillipe Colbert]] - Staff Writer | ||
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| + | [[Doug Ramsey]], [[Susan Storm]] - Technology Experts | ||
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| + | [[Wade Wilson]] - Investor | ||
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| + | [[Rogue]] - Cartoonist | ||
==Plots== | ==Plots== | ||
Revision as of 12:36, 10 January 2016
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| First Seen: | November 29, 2015 |
Contents
Details
Following M-Day, Angelica Jones began keeping a close eye on the media when she realized how little mutant-positive (or even mutant-accurate) things were being put on the air. There was also nothing about the various mutant hate crimes everyone knew was happening. Disturbed by this, Angel set out with a new project - to create a mutant-friendly newspaper that would report facts and try to put a more positive spin on the mutant community. She recruited several mansion residents to help her, as well as getting someone to invest in her project. The paper is distributed once every couple of weeks by being left in various locations around New York City and Salem Center (mostly under Angel's own power).
Employees
Angelica Jones - Founder, Photographer
Miles Morales - Social Media Expert
John Allerdyce - Columnist
Jean-Phillipe Colbert - Staff Writer
Doug Ramsey, Susan Storm - Technology Experts
Wade Wilson - Investor
Rogue - Cartoonist
Plots
Meta
Introduced by: Sam (player)
The "paper" can be found on x-newscast
