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We're Getting Mutants in the MCU - The Loop
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They want you on the team, apparently. I don't get a say in that. But if you so much as twitch funny, I'm gonna turn you into paste. You got it, "Cuz"? 
Appearing in "San Francisco"
Featured Characters:
- Young X-Men
- Anole (Victor Borkowski) (Joins group)
- Blindfold (Ruth Aldine) (Leaves group)
- Dust (Sooraya Qadir)
- Graymalkin (Jonas Graymalkin)
- Ink (Eric Gitter)
- Mirage (Dani Moonstar) (Joins group)
- Rockslide (Santo Vaccarro)
- Sunspot (Roberto Da Costa) (Joins group)
Supporting Characters:
- X-Men
- Cyclops (Scott Summers)
- Beast (Hank McCoy)
- Cannonball (Sam Guthrie) (Main story and flashback)
- Magma (Amara Aquilla) (Joins group)
- Nightcrawler (Kurt Wagner)
- White Queen (Emma Frost)
- Wolverine (Logan)
Antagonists:
Other Characters:
- Professor X (Charles Xavier) (Only in flashback)
Locations:
- Earth
- United States of America
- California
- Marin County
- Graymalkin Industries
- Beast's Lab
- Cell Block X
- Graymalkin Industries
- San Francisco
- Nob Hill (First appearance)
- Grace Cathedral (First appearance)
- Nob Hill (First appearance)
- Marin County
- Illinois
- Fairbury
- California
- United States of America
Synopsis for "San Francisco"
- Synopsis not yet written
Notes
- This issue marks another large roster change for the Young X-Men, as Blindfold leaves and Anole, Mirage and Sunspot all join.
- Anole accepts Dani's offer to join the Young X-Men although he previously refused Northstar's invitation to rejoin the X-Men as seen in the Divided We Stand story "Blend In."[1]
- In this issue, it is revealed by Beast that Jonas Graymalkin is in fact a mutant, over 200 years old and a collateral ancestor of Professor X. Beast continues to speculate about how Graymalkin was buried alive, but Graymalkin only reveals this information to another homosexual teenager with whom he feels a kinship, Anole.[2]
- Jonas Graymalkin is fairly introverted and especially distrusting of adults. This is possibly due to his father attempting to murder him or his own insecurities about his homosexual identity. This distrust is demonstrated by his refusal to allow Emma Frost to read his mind and his lack of disclosure about his live burial with Beast and Cyclops.
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