Babe wake up, new Xmen content dropped

I will not apologize for the person I become when X-Men ‘97 drops

[justanotherxmenfan]

Morph, Logan: Rogue is actively breaking down, now is not the time to lean sluttily against the wall

[justanotherxmenfan]

POV: You’re arriving to comfort a member of your found family who’s breaking down after the loss of another member of your found family

[nakakabaliw]

buying groceries for a bunch superpowered teens aint easy.....

[manicpixiemeatboy]

Old shitpost that still makes me laugh when I see it in my folder.

[describedarchive]

[ID: Fanart of Marvel's Scott Summers formatted to look like a tiktok screenshot. He is eating a sandwich with a caption that reads, " the masculine urge to fly to Alaska and work a seasonal fishing job and never get attached to anyone or anything". /End ID]

[mustasekittens]

🩵🩷

close up + alt ver for a print!

[strangenewwords]

Astonishing X-Men #4 (2017)

[rustyjellly]

No thoughts, just them

[robinhuntr]

I feel so bad for the rest of the X-Men during the gambit/rogue/magneto drama, imagine sitting down to eat breakfast while Gambit is staring at Magneto like this:

[lovethelebeaux]

I feel like some of them LOVE the drama though (ehem, MORPH) 😅

[forgotn1]

Marvel will never get the X-Men 100% correct because their focus is on making big blockbuster movies. But that's not what the X-Men is at its core. You can get away with that for the big crossovers like X-Cutioner's Song or world shattering events like Legion Quest, which either start or end major storylines. But for the most part, the X-Men exist on a much smaller scale fighting internal conflicts that fit better in TV shows.

The best possible way to explore the X-Men on screen is through several different TV shows that follow a Villain of the Week format. They can build up to a major confrontation with a a villain team, but it very much needs to be about exploring each individual character and how they fit into the larger team. Start with an X-Men series that shows how the team formed and focuses on each characters' motivation for being on the team, then expand into a series for other teams. Excalibur, X-Force, New Mutants, X-Factor, whatever. Each show could be used to explore other facets of the universe as well as introducing new characters.

That's also the only way to successfully adapt the Dark Phoenix Saga. Let us see how the original X-Men team is formed and grows, then give us a movie where they go to space to fight the Shi'ar or something that leads to Jean connecting with the Phoenix Force. Follow that up with a season where Jean explores her powers while also dealing with complications from a newly introduced Logan. Maybe the final episode gives us the first glimpse of Mastermind and is immediately followed by a one-off season of the Hellfire Club that goes into the corruption of Jean Grey and eventual activation of the Dark Phoenix. Then, give us the finale of the Dark Phoenix, which is a true blockbuster film storyline.

[dexdedexx]

local brother tries to cheer up his sister bringing her a new remy (he tried his best)

[cassianandfenrysaremyboyos]

Rogue's so relatable for this

[thorias]

Friendly reminder that the two best episodes of the season by far were 5 and 7, the ones that spotlighted Gambit and Rogue.

[robinhuntr]

Apocalypse: So much pain… so much death

Gambit fans:

[lovethelebeaux]

SO MUCH PAIN SO MUCH DEATH HOORAY! ♣️♥️♠️♦️

[cherikdogfood]

Magneto and Professor X's Flash Wedding

Ordained by Pastor Kurt.

[scarymoviesss-deactivated202410]

Charles and Magneto set out to be the first out mutants to be married and sped run their relationship too much and ended up being the first two mutants to be insanely fucking divorced instead.

[punkerduckiememes]

[yakichoufd]

[yakichoufd]

Wade knows how to charm Scott

[literarymerritt]

Thinking about Them 🥺

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