#rockslide

[crowpunkco]

happy finals week, have some new x-kids!

bonus sketch under cut

[plinkoplinko]

He!!!! He just like me fr!!!!! The anxious creature!!!!

[mr-foods]

i love the x-men

[zed-sabre]

MORE STICKER SHEETS SENT TO PRINT collapses in a heap

[dendneves]

POV you don't know how to behave with girls and ruin your promposal with a baaaad joke

[shamlesspandanerd]

[rei-ismyname]

Ororo CBF with this shit

The X-Men are involved in some Juggernaut nonsense and the situation is ridiculous. Colossus, Cain, the Living Monolith - it's just a lot. Everyone looks to her for leadership and she decides to sit down over there. I like it.

Kurt is like 'hey, should we go and fight this guy?' but Ororo is tired of being in a foul mood. She's a joyful person! Shut up, Northstar. It's actually pretty funny. These people have to deal with so much insanity and sadness, death and hatred. Ororo and Kurt reminisce about dancing and Ororo's 'clothing optional phase.' Not sure I agree with that last part - everyone else is in a 'clothing mandatory' mindset.

Anyway, I'm surprised this doesn't happen more often. Being a fictional character, let alone a Marvel character, sounds awful and exhausting. Stuff is constantly happening! Fuck that.

[heckcareoxytwit]

The Power Pack are having a tour around the Xavier Institute with Wolverine as their guide. The Power Pack asks Wolverine why they can't come to Xavier Institute, since the whole idea behind the school is teaching humans and mutants to co-exist. Wolverine warns them about the dangers of being a mutant, and how the school frequently comes under attack. He is immediately proven right when a group of old fashioned Sentinels attack the school. The Power Pack teams up with the X-Men to take the giant robots down, but Cyclops insists that Power Pack should stay out of this since they are not mutants, and this isn't their fight. Power Pack at first reluctantly agrees, but changes their minds when they find out the Sentinels don't consider them a threat since they are not mutants, thus giving them a great advantage for launching a surprise attack. The Power Pack take advantage of the Sentinel’s program of protecting the humans (even though the Power Pack were actually superhumans) by fighting against the robots. Thus the Power Pack easily defeats the Sentinels and saves the school.

Wolverine and Power Pack #2, 2009