X-Men (Earth-616)

1. Orion

2. Aqualad (Kaldur’ahm)

3. Katana

4. Bunker

5. Flamebird (Bette Kane)

6. Black Lightning

Cable

So, you’re planning on going to a trip to Hawaii to have fun, but you can’t go alone, you want someone to go with you. Which of these characters will you choose to go with you to Hawaii?

1. Zzzax

2. Patriot (Elijah Bradley)

3. Selene

4. Nightcrawler

5. Triton

What are everybody's thoughts on the idea of a new underground railroad that would be used to smuggle mutants across the United States by bringing them to the X-Mansion in Westchester County, New York before eventually relocating to the island of Krakoa?

The way I see it, there should be a transcontinental underground railroad network in America that is based on the historical railway network of the same name in the United States and was established and built by the X-Corporation with the help of Stark Industries, Parker Industries, Worthington Industries, and Frost International where mutants can escape from prejudiced humans that are down on anti-mutant sentiments, activities, and bigotry.

The network would be used and operated by not only members of the X-Men and their faction teams, but also pro-mutant humans that are mutant sympathizers and allies of the X-Men, too along with other superhero allies.

Later, the network would expand internationally to other countries in order to help foreign mutants around the world suffering from anti-mutant persecution all the same as well. And the trains in the underground railroad would all look like a hyperloop.

Does anybody believe that Mystique has one too many sons and not enough daughters in the comics and any other incarnations?

I do.

In my personal opinion, she needs more daughters. And I don't mean adopted like Rogue. Mystique needs some daughters that she was pregnant with, gave birth to, and are mutants just like her. One of which should be a member of both the X-Men and Avengers.

What her daughter's mutant powers/abilities would be, I don't know. Maybe she'd be a shapeshifter just like her mother, or perhaps something else entirely. She would also be a major advocate on peaceful human-mutant coexistences like Professor X, similar to Martin Luther King, Jr. or even Medgar Evers where she would use her wit and guile that she inherited from her mother that would become a major eyeopener to most humans, making a lot of them see and realize that not all are evil and that those like the Brotherhood of Mutants and the Hellfire Club are those who will do anything and everything in their power to make mutants reign supreme.

I'm trying to remember a team or group of baby like beings that debuted in a X-Men series.

I can't remember what they were called, so just wondering if anyone had any idea. I think they were pretty minor.

The X-Men are one of the most iconic teams in Marvel, hell even across all media. They have a LOT of comics, spin offs, solo issues, and decades worth of other media. I'm seeing a lot of content for the Fall of X stuff and I'm very confused on everything that is going on so is there a guide or something someone can give me?

Can someone tell me who's who in this picture?

Which comics should I read about the origin of the X gene?

Well, It's time to talk about Gerry Duggan's X-Men.

I enjoyed the first volume a good amount, enough to give it an 8.5, but it didn't really wow me at any point to put it higher. The second volume was similarly still good, but it felt less focused. But I would still give it an 8 for how it handled a couple of key storylines.

The volume starts with a Judgment Day tie-in, which is okay. It's largely based around the Eternal invasion of Krakoa, with a tiny piece dedicated to the Progenitor. It probably didn't need to be multiple issues, but it doesn't go on long enough to be a problem.

We also get deeper into the Children of the Vault, which has some big repercussions that I won't spoil, but I am interested to see where they go. We also get to see how Forge's intellect matches with a society that is able to develop faster than most people can think, which I just think is really cool. I don't know. I like Forge. I think his powers are neat and I like seeing them applied in places that feel challenging from a writing perspective instead of just making him a "guy in the chair" like some runs do.

We also get to see a good amount of something I've liked seeing in the Duggan run so far, (especially in the annual and in Iceman's story in the Judgment Day tie-in) which is the X-Men being superheroes and saving humans because it's the right thing to do. As much as I find Krakoa a fascinating concept and love all the extra X-books we're getting as a result, I won't deny that how isolationist it feels hasn't sat well with me at times, both because it's too similar to the Inhumans and because it feels odd for them to (for lack of a better word) abandon Xavier's idealistic idea of human/mutant integration and go live on an island away from everyone else. The idea of having a team dedicated to helping normal people keeps that (for lack of a better term) human connection with the X-Men I felt we were kind of losing.

Now, let's talk about the roster, because that's something I care about a lot with team books. I like to see a good balance of different personalities and archetypes so that the team doesn't just feel like a bunch of the same person. And while I don't dislike this team by any means, I definitely prefer the team from the first two volumes more. I liked the additions of Iceman and Magik, don't get me wrong, (Side note, I like seeing New Mutants like Magik advance to being on the main team. It shows their growth from where they started to now in a tangible way) and the inclusion of Firestar and Forge adds some fun variety, but there was something about the last roster I just clicked with, and this one doesn't quite do that for me. Especially because I feel like Havok's spot could have gone to someone else, though I realize now after finishing this and as I'm reading Dark Web that he was always meant to feel off. I do like that Synch has been getting more to do in this series, though. I like that the Krakoa era has given us such a good opportunity to explore obscure characters.

Not much to say regarding any technical measures of quality, as it is pretty solid all around. But I had a realization as I was writing this review that I want to share before I give my rating. I realize that this series is nothing special, and I probably shouldn't be rating it as high as I am with how generic it gets at times, but for reasons I can't describe, the series just captures something about the X-Men that just makes me happy when I read it. Almost evoking the mix of superhero fun and real life issues that the animated series did, which along with the Claremont run was my introduction to the X-Men. So with that in mind I'm going to give this volume an 8/10. It's not perfect, but I enjoy it in spite of its flaws.

Have you read this book? If so, what did you think of it?

1.Avengers

2. X-Men

3. Fantastic Four

4. Justice League

I love the X-men (specifically The Snikt family and Bobby) and there’s a great extension of x-men books right now.

Im Just asking for which one that is currently most enjoyable to read; X-investigations, Marauders, mainline X-men? What’s the best

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This movie is honestly good. Like a 8/10 would watch again. Sorry everyone, but it’s just enjoyable and funny. There are even some cool moments, like the Quicksilver scene and Jean absolutely going full phoenix. I don’t understand why people hate this.