The fact that it's crossing into another month without a break must mean something big is about to happen.

So much easier when you just flip the page to see what is next vs waiting 24 hours.  Of course, then we'd have to wait 30 days for the next part.  Guess if I wanted I could just avoid the site for a month but knowing this is here makes it too tempting.  We do live in interesting times - the industry is trying out new ways of selling.  A page a day here, kickstarters elsewhere reviving old properties (Dreadstar by Starlin for example), DC & Marvel trying a kinda/sorta Netflix model (pay one price read tons of comics).  In a few years we'll probably see one method become the common but I enjoy the variety of options.

1. Did you have any plans for Sean / Banshee back in the day? 

2. Was the idea of his sonic powered daughter being kicked around at any point?

3.  Was Moira always going to end up in a cozy relationship with Sean? (before, of course she gained the mutant ability to live life over and over again through multiple timelines, thereby giving the current X-men who live on the living island of Krakoa the idea to terra form Mars into a Mutant planet literally overnight)

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I recall conversations where we determined that the best editor was likely chosen based on the "notes from the editor" in the narration (e.g., "...which we saw happen back in issue 135, true believers").  Come to find out years later (I think in this very forum) that those bits were usually put in by the writer, not the editor.  Our young minds would have been flabbergasted (if not for that, what is an editor even for?!?).

Inkers, letterers, colorists, and of course pencillers and writers, we could easily get our heads around. Editors, not so much when we were 12.