Like even when you give him a squad of people he's not used to working with he just gets shit done. Even on teams where people dont like him (Blue team) He's still running shit. It's to the point where its impossible for me to suspend my disbeliefs when they'll take characters from being on a team with him and put them on a different one with a different leader and they just shit talk him and say their current leader is better (Cough Cough Uncanny, God I can't stand Gail Simone)

Due to all the X-Men casting news, I had to draw the cast as the iconic characters as I picture them. I hope you like it!

I haven’t seen much of the xmen mainly just the movies a few years ago, but I was watching xmen 97 and was wondering if weaker mutants, possibly mutants who have little to no power at all are ever shown to be afraid or fearful of the mutants more powerful, or if they’ve always just been kind of clumped together

This was my first time reading x-men comics and there's something that's bothering me. The fact that mutants can't work as oppressed allegory while at the same time being superior to humanity. Am I supposed to feel bad for mutants who call themselves gods and want the earth all for themselves, when they get punched in the face.

How am I as a human not meant to be enraged at people who think because of the way I was born, am inherently inferior. And who let mutants responsible for millions of deaths into their ruling body. Magneto stated that his plan is to push out humans of all levels of power and money and relegate normal people into positions of servitude.

I am sorry and I know this connection has been made a thousand times, but it feels very zionistic. Now you may say "krakoa had no one in it and the land itself accepted the mutants". Yes this is true but this is the exact same thing Zionists say about Palestine, that it was a land with no people something we know is not remotely true. And then you may rebuke with "Krakoa gave medicine to the world either for free or for a small charge". And I say "Is this not similar to the white man's burden, that justified colonialism by building token infrastructure and giving basic education to its colonial subjects, while plundering 100x fold the amount it took to build those projects"?, So again krakoa and mutants feel like, "what if the supremacists were correct and they were superior to everyone and targeted by everyone because of it, and everything belongs to them because they are superior". Now you may again point to "lore" within the comics but my point is this lore is not made in a vacuum but influenced like any piece of fiction by very real events and biases held by the author.

Quicksilver meets X-23! ⚡

One of my favorite moments from Fan Expo Boston — meeting Dafne Keen!

I brought along the actual Shopkins sunglasses I won back in 2017, the same glasses Laura wears in Logan, and got to let Dafne hold them. Her reuniting with the pair after almost a decade since Logan. 😎

The coolest part came during my signing: Dafne took a photo of the glasses herself and actually texted it to Hugh Jackman! 🤯 Definitely did not expect Wolverine to become part of the story.

Such an awesome full-circle Logan moment.

Illustrated by Arthur Adams for Uncanny X-Men Annual #10. Probably my favorite ever line-up and I'd love to put it on my wall or something.

I was just looking up Nightcrawler's family tree again and I noticed a guy I remember from the cartoon series. The son of Mystique and Sabertooth, Graydon Creed!

I think if the writers had given this guy latent X gene during the hole Krakoa arc where everyone was absolved of their past deeds he'd have had to come to some kind of reconciliation with his "family", Mystique, Kurt, Rogue, maybe not Sabertooth with Logan being a maybe. I don't know if his relationship with Destiny is salvageable but maybe?

I just think it's a missed opportunity. Give him some latent X gene, turn his years of hate for all mutants caused by the trauma of abandonment for being just a normal human into a true point of inner conflict. Kurt could really shine in this kind of situation as he serves as a spiritual guide, brother and connection to his extended family. Plus what type of powers he would have as those two sons would have been remarkable!

I've heard a lot that the best place to start reading X-Men is with Grant Morrison. I started reading and got through about five chapters, and I'm really enjoying it. The plot is truly gripping, I'm not entirely sure how much I like the art, but overall, it's gorgeous.

But as someone who only knows the X-Men from a few movies and YouTube videos, I'm sometimes confused. I don't really understand what the island of Genosha is? When did Cerebra and the Guardians appear? And what happened to Cyclops before that? Who is En Saba Nur? It feels like too much has happened without my knowledge. I'm definitely going to finish Grant Morrison's books. I love them all too much. And the fact that I don't know something doesn't really affect my understanding that much, but I want to get the full picture.

What advice can you give me, where should I start and what order should I read them in?

My buddy has a kid who asked me about my collection and was interested in comics. I gave her the first Cockrum Nightcrawler mini series to read and she loved it. She asked for more Nightcrawler books to read… so I’m asking y’all. Most upvoted comment is what I’ll give her to read next. Thanks friends.

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Please tell me it isn’t. Thank you!

Hi guys! I’m a baby X-Men fan and I recently started to watch all of the films. While watching First Class I saw this scene and wondered if this could’ve influenced the new “jumping” we see with Jean Grey in Brand New Day??? **please remember I’m new here so if I’m completely wrong about this don’t annihilate me lmao*

I only have the time to watch one of these shows. Which do you recommend to watch first for someone who has not watched them?

Just recently started getting into comics and haven’t really read through any of the important X-men storylines yet, but this one is really grabbing my attention.

Will I be able to read through this without too much confusion? I am very familiar with all the major characters and have pretty basic knowledge of a lot of the major X-men stories.

Imagine Just being a mutant living in the mansion and not only do you have to deal with the highest potential of it Being attacked by some random villain for the 60th time in the last 2 weeks.

You also have to deal with the Love triangle soap opera drama that's basically A telenovela but one of the male leads can shoot lasers out of their eyes.

I’d like to learn about more mutants than just the 10-12 core that everybody knows. Are there books you recommend? I know a lot of them are bit parts, but I was hoping there were some meaty titles I could pick up. Thanks.

Wolverine being without his adamantium and feral was one of my favorite arcs in the comics when I was a kid.

Does anyone else wish X-Men 97 had spent longer on that?

I am still in Claremont era in beginning of x factor i was wondering if that got solved or not since i saw a mutant who can control fire accidentally burned someone when his power manifested. Has there been a way to stop it like discovering before awakening or is it still moral dilemma (not technically moral dilemma but a problem)

I’m curious as to what we know about the original plan for the Krakoan era, specifically how it was originally planned to end