X-Men - MARVEL [Cartoons|Comics] #10: Come discuss your favorites within the cartoon and comics verse. - Page 20

dragonfire · 11-21-2020, 02:55 PM

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X of Swords Teases the Return of Mojo to X-Men Comics
Spoilers for this week's X of Swords comics below! In the midst of this week's X-Force #14, the series takes a break from the action for one of its

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Old Woman Wolverine? X-Men #18 Goes Back To The Vault

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**PhoenixRising** · 11-21-2020, 05:09 PM

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1983 if I remember rightly. Dark Phoenix was 1980. They took it away again in 1991 after he came back from space and before he set up the two teams X-Men order.

Yes, right before the Secret Wars storyline, sum1.

Thanks for clarifying.

Yeah, that was the Jim Lee X-Men title that got started in the 1990s when Marvel was trying to get all 90's chic.

Thanks, dragonfire.

And it's okay.

Thanks for the info.

dragonfire · 11-21-2020, 10:45 PM

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Thanks, dragonfire.

And it's okay.

Thanks for the info.

No problem.

Thanks.

No problem.

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X-Men: Days of Future Past Prequel's Time Travel Echoes Avengers: Endgame's
Legendary X-Men writer Chris Claremont discussed the time travel elements of Days of Future Past and how it echoes Avengers: Endgame's ...

https://www.cbr.com/days-of-future-p...ngers-endgame/

**PhoenixRising** · 11-22-2020, 05:11 PM

Thanks, dragonfire.

OMG, now X-Men are taking from Endgame?

Endgame's time travel made no damn sense!

dragonfire · 11-22-2020, 10:56 PM

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Thanks, dragonfire.

OMG, now X-Men are taking from Endgame?

Endgame's time travel made no damn sense!

No problem.

Seems like it. Honestly, at this point I think the only time travel that'll end up as the only one that makes sense is Back to the Future's.

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X-Men: Storm’s Vampire Sword Fight May Be Marvel’s Coolest Duel
Krakoa hasn't been faring too well in the recent challenges of X of Swords. Thankfully, Storm is there to turn the tide in an epic duel to the death.

https://screenrant.com/x-swords-xmen...-vampire-duel/

sum1 · 11-23-2020, 12:28 PM

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Yes, right before the Secret Wars storyline, sum1.

Thanks for clarifying.

Yeah, that was the Jim Lee X-Men title that got started in the 1990s when Marvel was trying to get all 90's chic.

Busting up Charles' legs was done before the new title started. It took place during a mission on Muir Island that united the X-Men with X-Factor.

dragonfire · 11-23-2020, 03:31 PM

RIP David Hemblen.

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David Hemblen Dies, Magneto on X-Men: The Animated Series Was 79
Three months after the passing of co-star Norm Spencer, X-Men: The Animated Series voice actor David Hemblen has died.

https://movieweb.com/david-hemblen-dead-x-men-magneto/

**PhoenixRising** · 11-23-2020, 05:02 PM

Oh no.

That's so sad, dragonfire. One more we've lost this year.

Actually, Back To The Future's time travel doesn't actually make sense either, dragonfire.

Part 1 and Part 2 contradicted each other. Marty shouldn't have started disappearing in 1955 because that's the Grandfather Paradox. If Marty is never born then he can never go back in time and prevent his parents from meeting, preventing him from being born, etc.

What would happen is that Marty would remain alive and intact, but if he returned to 1985 without getting his parents together he'd arrive in an alternate 1985 where he never existed. Parallel universe.

Part 2 actually got that part right when Biff went back in time and gave his younger self the sports almanac, changing history and creating an alternate 1985.

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Busting up Charles' legs was done before the new title started. It took place during a mission on Muir Island that united the X-Men with X-Factor.

Ah, I see.

This was when Scott, Jean, and the others were still with X-Factor? And what prompted Scott, Jean, and co. to leave X-Factor and return to the X-Men? Aside from the obvious administrative decision.

sum1 · 11-23-2020, 09:47 PM

I remember that guy Hemblen acting in live action.

dragonfire · 11-24-2020, 07:07 AM

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Oh no.

That's so sad, dragonfire. One more we've lost this year.

Actually, Back To The Future's time travel doesn't actually make sense either, dragonfire.

Part 1 and Part 2 contradicted each other. Marty shouldn't have started disappearing in 1955 because that's the Grandfather Paradox. If Marty is never born then he can never go back in time and prevent his parents from meeting, preventing him from being born, etc.

What would happen is that Marty would remain alive and intact, but if he returned to 1985 without getting his parents together he'd arrive in an alternate 1985 where he never existed. Parallel universe.

Part 2 actually got that part right when Biff went back in time and gave his younger self the sports almanac, changing history and creating an alternate 1985.

Yep.

Ok.

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Cyclops Finally Becomes A Father In X-Men Comics | Screen Rant
Scott Summers has kids in different timelines and realities, but with a teen Cable currently working with the X-Men, he finally gets to be a dad.

https://screenrant.com/cyclops-fathe...-xmen-summers/

**PhoenixRising** · 11-24-2020, 05:51 PM

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I remember that guy Hemblen acting in live action.

Really? What was he in?

Oh, we're doing the father thing with Cyclops again, dragonfire?

dragonfire · 11-24-2020, 08:39 PM

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Oh, we're doing the father thing with Cyclops again, dragonfire?

Yep, and I like Scott/Jean being Parents to Kid Cable.

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Marvel is Replacing Loki With an X-Men Villain | Screen Rant
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sum1 · 11-26-2020, 04:52 AM

I can do without Kid Cable.

dragonfire · 11-26-2020, 10:11 AM

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Cyclops & Jean Grey Bring The X-Men Back To Marvel Comics
Marvel's X of Swords event has come to a dramatic close - with Cyclops and Jean Grey reuniting the X-Men as their own team of heroes.

Cyclops and Jean Grey have brought the X-Men back to the Marvel Universe. It is a time of change for the mutant race. Professor X and Magneto have successfully united the mutants of Earth on the living island of Krakoa. They have learned how to synergize mutant powers and Cerebro technology in order to resurrect the dead, and are restoring the millions slain in previous acts of attempted genocide against the mutants.

Marvel's X of Swords event has seen the mutants of Krakoa face their greatest challenge to date. Apocalypse had intended to correct an ancient wrong, restoring Krakoa's twin island of Arakko to Earth and reuniting with his wife Genesis and his children, his beloved First Horsemen. Unfortunately it has all gone terribly wrong, because the forces of Arakko are intent on conquering Krakoa. Apocalypse agreed to a tournament, fought in Otherworld, for the fate of Krakoa and Arakko. The stakes are high, because a death in Otherworld will be for real, overwriting the X-Men's Resurrection Protocols.

But in this week's X-Men #15, Cyclops and Jean Grey decide it's time to bring these games to an end - by reforming the X-Men. The Krakoan Quiet Council had decided to officially disband the X-Men, considering this name to have too much history. But, in a stirring speech, Cyclops tells the Quiet Council he rejects their decision. "I know the difference between right and wrong," Cyclops insists, "and I know that necessary evil has nothing to do with it... You formed the Quiet Council to be the government of Krakoa. Well... the X-Men are its heroes." And with that, Cyclops and his wife lead a team of volunteers into Otherworld to deal with the threat and rescue their friends and family.

The X-Men are back. And they're proving it by rejecting the best interests of Krakoa, which would dictate closing the Krakoan gateways and avoiding sending anyone to Otherworld, where their lives would be put at risk. But the X-Men don't leave anyone behind, and they find another way into Otherworld, using Magik's teleportation portals. What is truly impressive is the size of the army Cyclops and Jean Grey muster, proving just how many mutants are willing to stand up and serve as heroes. Some of them have been X-Men since the beginning, with all five of the original X-Men joining the charge, while others are more surprising additions - the likes of Gwenpool, Wolverine's son Daken, and even former members of the Mutant Liberation Front. The scene is a tremendous one, rendered beautifully by Pepe Larraz and Marte Gracia, and longer-term readers will find it reminiscent of a similar moment in the classic '90s X-Men event X-Cutioner's Song. There, the X-Men assembled to rescue Cyclops and Jean Grey; now, they are led by them.

Cyclops has introduced a whole new dynamic into Krakoan civilization, one that operates independently from the Quiet Council. The rulers of Krakoa disbanded the X-Men because they believed the mutant society was fragile, and that the X-Men would be seen as a rival power-base. They are right. Cyclops and Jean Grey have just created an inevitable fracture in Krakoan civilization, and it's going to be thrilling to see what it leads to.

X-Men #15 by Jonathan Hickman, Mahmud Asrar, and Sunny Gho, and X of Swords: Destruction by Jonathan Hickman, Tini Howard, Pepe Larraz, and Marte Gracia are available now.

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Here's some images of Scott/Jean.

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After the Dawn Comes the Reign
Reign of X begins this December!
BY MARVEL
Today, fans witnessed the startling conclusion of X OF SWORDS, the sprawling crossover that represented the latest chapter in Jonathan Hickman’s grand vision for the X-Men, and learned that the REIGN OF X was upon us!

Hickman’s bold take on mutantkind began last year in the critically-acclaimed HOUSE OF X and POWERS OF X and continued in the DAWN OF X, ushering in a slate of brand-new X-Men titles that took the comic book industry by storm. Now, the saga continues in REIGN OF X, a new era encompassing the upcoming story arcs in all your favorite X-titles. The REIGN OF X will see the forming of new teams, the return of major characters, new threats brought about by classic villains, and more game-changing revelations that will alter the X-Men mythos forever! Check out what’s to come in a mesmerizing teaser image by superstar X-Men artist Mahmud Asrar!

“The REIGN OF X is upon us … and here's a sneak peek of what it will bring! Like DAWN OF X and X OF SWORDS before it, REIGN OF X has been meticulously crafted by Jonathan Hickman and all the other uncanny X-writers of our day, and we can’t wait for you to see what they’ve cooked up!” Editor-in-Chief C.B. Cebulski explains. “In the meantime, eagle-eyed readers should take a CLOSE look at this magnificent montage of mutants drawn by Mahmud Asrar. Everything on this image was included for a reason and will have heart-pounding pay-offs in the near future for our favorite Krakoans. After the dawn comes the reign, and what a reign it will be!”

It all begins in December as the X-Men deal with the fallout of X OF SWORDS and look to the future. Here’s what’s to come next month:

HELLIONS #7 by writer Zeb Wells and artist Stephen Segovia will explore the aftermath of the team’s brutal massacre in X OF SWORDS.

Writer Leah Williams and artist David Baldeon continue to investigate mutant deaths and explore the complexities that come with resurrection in X-FACTOR #5.

Kate Pryde and Emma Frost finally enact their long-awaited revenge on Sebastian Shaw in MARAUDERS #16 by writer Gerry Duggan and artist Stefano Caselli.

Mutantkind sets their sights on the galaxy and beyond in writer Al Ewing and artist Valerie Schiti’s groundbreaking S.W.O.R.D. #1.

An old foe rises in NEW MUTANTS #14, the beginning of a wild new era for your favorite young mutants by writer Vita Ayala and artist Rod Reis.

Wolverine reunites with Maverick and Team X in WOLVERINE #8, a special over-sized milestone issue written by Benjamin Percy with art by Adam Kubert and Viktor Bogdanovic.

The search for Captain Britain is underway as Excalibur returns to Otherworld in EXCALIBUR #16 by writer Tini Howard and artist Marcus To.

X-Force will stop at nothing to protect Krakoa, even if it means interrogating their own, in the action-packed X-FORCE #15 by writer Benjamin Percy and Marvel’s Stormbreaker artist Joshua Cassara.

And Cyclops makes a fateful decision regarding the future of the X-Men in X-MEN #16, written by Jonathan Hickman with art by Phil Noto.

The future of mutantkind is here! Don’t miss X-Men history in the making when REIGN OF X begins next week!

Stay tuned to Marvel.com for the latest X-news and news about all upcoming comic releases!

https://www.marvel.com/articles/comi...omes-the-reign

Here's the teaser image.

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sum1 · 11-26-2020, 02:57 PM

Here it is again...

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