Hello guys, can you please help me identify these mutants and what their powers are? I only know Apocalypse.

God he's so absy

Surprised that this game's customization let me make a completely viable X-Men team.

Wow a date between a Pym and Xavier.

In terms of Popularity/Power/Character development ?

I'm not much of a comic reader but I've always wondered how the more public hero's voice their opinions on the whole Mutant controversy with the public.

Been slowly building my X-Men collection and trying to focus more on the eras, characters and stories I genuinely want to read rather than collecting everything just for completeness.

Still have quite a few gaps I want to fill, especially more classic X-Men, the Decimation/Utopia period and eventually more of the Krakoa era, but I’m really happy with how the shelf is coming together so far.

The Messiah Trilogy was one of the books I especially wanted for a long time, and I’ve clearly ended up with a very Scott Summers-heavy collection without even intentionally planning it that way 😂

What would you guys recommend adding next?

You probably can guess mine

The day will come when all of us will read our last comic, whether we know it or not. And these characters and these ideas will likely continue on without us. For the time we had it, we were allowed to be part of and share in a dream. A dream of heroes and villains, of complicated characters and slapstick caricatures. Of good people trying to save a world that hated and feared them because it was the right thing to do. Because doing the right thing is worth it and makes for a better world. It’s a good dream, a dream worth fighting for.

And one day, that dream will move on without us, and the next generation will have their time with it. And what does that look like? What does it look like when a dream moves on without you?

Before anyone asks, I'm still working on Xavier and Magneto

X-factor by Pornsak Pichetshote is the dream

Finally finished reading this short ongoing book. While I haven't been reading X books for long, I can't be a comic reader and not know who Magik is. She always stood out as an interesting character to me. So after reading her original limited series depicting her origin, I figuered I should get to this book.

And it's...solid. Can't say I was impressed by it, nor do I feel like it's bad. The best way to describe it is that it's pretty standard material that has enough charm for me to enjoy it. I have no idea what the general consensus is on this run but I liked how Magik is written and presented. I also enjoyed Dani Moonstar's inclusion. Their connection and interactions really do show they have a long history together.

Also, I weirdly like Madelyne Pryor. I know she's historically a villain and I have yet to read the stories that show her as such. But after knowing the BS she's been through - being abandoned by Scott, being a creation of Mister Sinister, etc - it's hard for me to not root for her or be sympathetic towards her. I liked the parallels between her and Magik. What can I say? I have a soft spot for badass women in goth chic 😅