Just a thought. Unless I missed where they removed the void or something.

No, it should still be there but no mention of it during AvX at all. So no Void/Phoenix Cyclops. It's all Phoenix.

@god_spawn said:

No, it should still be there but no mention of it during AvX at all. So no Void/Phoenix Cyclops. It's all Phoenix.

Do you think the PF purged it from him?

@Son Of Storm: Doubtful. It's in a mental box and I don't recall it being mentioned ever since Fraction's run. So it's not like it has done anything to him anyway.

@god_spawn said:

@Son Of Storm: Doubtful. It's in a mental box and I don't recall it being mentioned ever since Fraction's run. So it's not like it has done anything to him anyway.

Marvel's secret plan. It was the Void that made them go bananas. Not the PF. It split into each of them when they got infected. End story!

I thought that Emma was able to rid him of the void...?

@ragdollpurps: He got the Void of her and put it in a mental box. So it's the other way around unless she did but I don't recall.

@god_spawn: I just looked at the issue, yeah it's the other way around. :P

@ragdollpurps: You were too focused on Betsy at the time.

@god_spawn: I was too excited that she had her hair in a bun.

@ragdollpurps: It does look good.

I think the Void is used as a plot device to further the downfall of Cyclops. The void is an entity that forces its victim to act upon the darkest impulses in their mind. On the other hand, Cyke had a strong Psychic defense. Perhaps what happened to Scott is that the Phoenix and the Void are trying to take control over himself, and to win the Phoenix had no choice but to call Jean herself. Jean was a double-edged sword to the phoenix as she not only helped Phoenix overcome the void but secretly helped Scott in taking control over the bird's own power. The first part became a success, but because of Void's influence, Scott's psyche was somewhat shattered. The revolutionary Scott we saw at the end was one who was fractured by the society, the world, the Phoenix, the Void, and most of all, by his own guilt upon killing his mentor.