In season 1 when Samson didn’t end up in a coma I wondered how they were going to handle the Omnipotus attack, since that attack while Mark was a on Thraxus is what starts the chain of events that eventually leads to Mark and Cecil’s falling out and mutual distrust of each other (but honestly I don’t think Mark could have helped with Omnipotus that much), which is kind of a huge part of the story.

Now I get what the show is doing though:

(Prediction for the next episode/important comic spoilers. read at your own peril)

!It’s now clear they’re going to do the First Sequid Invasion/Lizard League Nuclear Takeover while Mark is away. Mark isn’t super vital for the Sequid storyline at this point (at the very least Immortal or Bulletproof are more than capable stand ins for him). But when Mark comes back Cecil can hit him with the “your job is to protect this planet. If you had been here I wouldn’t have had to devote as many heavy hitters to the Martians and had some more boots on the ground to handle the Lizard League. But because you disobeyed my orders, Rex is in the hospital, and Kate and Rae are dead.”!<

I shouldn’t have doubted. The writers clearly have a handle on things.

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    10 months ago

    I’m not sure if that’s the plan with the sequid invasion, but it makes sense and wouldn’t be a bad idea. The only “important” Mark moment in that arc is >! him deciding to kill the last infected guy!< but he has a half dozen or more similar moral crises in the comic. It kinda becomes the overarching theme of the series. So losing that one’s not a huge deal and >! out of all those moral crises that’s arguably the dumbest one, cause they literally had there backs against the wall and a very short window before they would lose control of the situation!<