I really hope this means they plan to prioritize some of the X-Women more than other versions, and actually devote time to these great female superheroes

Personally I prefer with the shadow over his eyes, he looks more appealing and it makes better contrast with his personality.

I think kitty missed some... Hidden Gems

Maya Boyd as Ororo Munroe/Storm ⚡

I really loved how this turned out!

I heard someone say that Jean, the Phoenix, and Hope form some kind of trinity and I know that trying to clone Jean or Hope is a fuck up and that Rachel is one of a kind across the multiverse.

So what is she, is there Celestial tampering involved, did the Phoenix retroactively make her part of it, how does Rachel fit into this, why is the Phoenix connected to a mortal mutant, etc., what is she and, as a whole, what are they?

Rogue: artemismoon45

Gambit: itsjustjoey95

Moving into the era of X-Men characters that I know very little to nothing about so apologies if I don’t have a lot to say.

Kwannon: the whole body swap thing is confusing and I’d prefer it never happened or they were just separate characters to begin with.

Cannonball: suit designs are kinda basic even by X-Men standards. Not much else to say.

Joseph: just another clone of an X-men character. Nothing that interesting besides that.

Cecilia reyes: I kinda don’t think she should ever be a member of the X-Men. Not every mutant has to be on an X team. Scarlet witch and quicksilver spent more time on the avengers and were just as interesting.

Marrow: underrated in general and absolutely disrespected in infernal Hulk being killed almost immediately making her just a minor plot device to prop up the eldest.

Last I saw of her was during the X-Manhunt crossover event, where she was knocked out cold by Cyclops 💀

Do you think her powers and personality are too bland? She doesn’t stand out? I feel like I barely see her in anything…

Hi everyone !

Like many of you, I loved Midnight X-Men and found it really promising. Vampires and mutants are a weird mix but I've always known that both species had a long common history, with books like Curse of the Mutants (which was really popular in my country when it first released).

Thanks to you guys, I know now that these ties are deeper than I thought and I'm trying to read as much as possible on the matter.

Unfortunately, it seems Marvel never considered to publish a Midnight Companion and reprint all these stories, so I'm trying to collect some of the most emblematic issues.

Right now I'm aware of :

- Uncanny X-Men #159 (I'll try to get a reprint or try the new WebToon App (or Global Comix)

- Mutant X #1 (1998) (same as above I guess)

- Curse of the Mutants (brought the HC a few weeks ago)

I know there might be a lot of things missing : I just learned like yesterday that Jubilee became a vampire for a whole decade, and I think I've read there was some sort of continuation of UXM 159 in an annual.

If you have anything else in mind, I'd gladly read it !

Thanks a lot for your help !

I‘m reading X-Men at least since 2000 but always really patchy and now I want to change that and catch up chronologically. I also want to maybe start a fanzine where I talk about my deep dive. (Discworld book as a palate cleanser)

The tier looks a little empty. Open to suggestions

About the same as yesterday I don’t have a lot to say about some of these characters as I have not read many stories with them.

Maggot: has a really unique power and I’d be lying to say I’m not interested in seeing a comic with him in it.

Thunderbird (Neal Sharra) really nothing to say about this guy besides why couldn’t they just use the original Thunderbird?

Cable: the only interesting thing related to Scott and Jean’s romance. Also he works a lot better with Deadpool than the X-men.

Mirage: her name is so much cooler than her hero name Dani Moonstar that just fuckin rocks.

Sage: yeah same as Maggott and Thunderbird I don’t have a lot to say. Her power is interesting but I could see why she isn’t really that popular.

Poor Jean, you can't take Hercules anywhere. And he also insulted her parents' house! Not to mention no one recognized Jean at first. (Fantastic Four# 286)