Uncanny Avengers #1, Vol. 2 by Rick Remender & Daniel Acuña

Writer: Rick Remender
Artist: Daniel Acuña
Release Date: January 28, 2015
Publisher: Marvel
During the notably “meh” Axis crossover event at Marvel, the Scarlet Witch discovered that she and her twin brother, Quicksilver, may not be the scions of Magneto — contradicting an assumption she had taken at face value, along with the rest of us, ever since the Master of Magnetism declared his fatherhood back in 1983.
I do not approve of this retcon.
I do not care that nobody in the Marvel Cinematic Universe is allowed to say the word “mutant” due to a licensing agreement made between Marvel and Fox in the ‘90s. I do not care how much Marvel Studios hates 20th Century Fox for whatever legal loophole they used to include Quicksilver in X-Men: Days of Future Past. I do not care that the MCU will make more sense with Pietro and Wanda Maximoff rendered as Inhumans (a race of superhumans whose copyright remains fully available to Marvel when they sashay onto the big screen in The Avengers: Age of Ultron). Mutants and inhumans are two completely different species.
Some people are upset about the all-female main cast slated for Ghostbusters 3 because it’s part of the transatlantic feminist conspiracy to dominate popular culture, make public breast feeding mandatory and eventually take away men’s right to vote, or whatever. How do you think those people would feel if, instead of women, the Ghostbusters were changed into, I dunno, cats, to appease some opaque corporate agenda? That’s how I feel, and how proportionately angry the (likely) Maximoff/Inhuman swap makes me.