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So at the end of the series we see a scene where the brotherhood is now,scarlet witch,quicksilver,avalanche,toad,blob,and pyro joined them.so i know wanda is the strongest out of all of them,but what do you think the strength ranking is for the rest of them?
Please give me tips and criticisms! (Politely)
I just finished reading the 50# chapter of the X-Force and I remember that it was said that Colossus would be the team's leader and main character mostly, being in the center of almost every cover. But he speaks only two times in the chapter and does nothing really besides being a big guy on the background. All that russian mind control was easily cleansed and it turns into nothing, even when he has his own plot, it turns out mediocre and forgettable.
Now we have X-Men 97, which is great and I'm loving it, but it made me think that in all three X-Men animated series, Colossus was never even part of the group: in 92 he have two episodes but he always refuses the offer, in Evolution he's an antagonist and in Wolverine and the X-Men he have mere seconds of appearance and never shows up. The only time he was part of the team, was in the pilot episode of Pryde of the X-Men. He already has three easter eggs in X-Men 97 episodes, I wonder if he'll ever be part of the series in the main team or anything like that, he 100% deserves this spot.
When does Gambit become a main staple?
I'm finding the Uncanny X-Men to be very silver age content, but does it get better a few more issues in?
When's a good time to start reading X-Men?
Don’t get me wrong she’s cool in the Avengers but I always felt bc of her father Magneto like they could change her origin one day to where instead she joins the X-Men to rebel against her father.What do you guys think?
I just started reading through every X-Men comic using https://ultimatexmenreadingorder.com/ and I keep on finding funny things through either 60 years of social and scientific development or just mistakes. Be it Jean Grey's "Teleportation" powers, the use of asbestos on the human torch, or Magneto taking over his face. But this image made me crack up.
What do you guys think?
So recently it became apparent that Polaris went back and got her degree, although it seems like Havok did not (even though they were both grad students working on their masters in Geophysics). I know Iceman went to college and got a degree in Accounting. Beast has a few, but I can only find a source for one of them
Confirmed as having degrees:
Definitely took college courses outside of the Xavier Institute:
Only higher education is from the Xavier Institute:
No higher education:
No formal education
I'm leaving the rest of the students off the list, because I don't think any of the Academy X-era kids and later are of the age that they would have graduated college (although Kid Omega and several others, like Armor and Surge, have to be close)
With the new season of X-men 97 nearly half way through what are some other plot lines you would love to see the series adapt in future seasons.
With this season doing their own versions of the Trial of Magneto, Madelyne Pryor and Lifedeath
Due to the series being all about the 90’s and revisiting that era odds are that the stories we will see will be entirely from that era.
So what X-men plots (from the 90’s) would you want to see in season 2 and beyond
I would like y'all to give me some comic reccomendations please. I know the whole inferno saga and what happens in it so give me suggestions of anything other than that. I am open to reading anything with X-men in them no matter what it is. Even if it's a one shot, a what if situation or something gruesome and horrifying. Give me whatever you've got, please.