#Nate grey

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Loving these 90’s X-Men pieces by Thomas Pitilli!

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The fact that Wolverine, Scott & Jean, and even Emma have all these kids/clones following after them and associated with them but Storm has none is antiblack. In this essay, I will-

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Tom Brevoort's whole "Scott and Jean having kids will age them" thing is kinda unfounded. (an analysis)

First of all, Tom Brevoort has stated that he believes that Scott and Jean are 28 years old, the same age as Peter Parker.

However, using the rule that four years our time is one year in the marvel universe, that claim simply isn't true. Scott and Jean debuted a little over 60 years ago, when they were 15-16 years old. 60 divided by 4 equals 15, so 16 + 15 means they are 31 years old as of right now.

But it should be noted that it was said that Jean was 24 years old when she died during the Dark Phoenix Saga, which was 44 years ago. 44 divided by 4 equals 11, so by that metric, Scott and Jean are 35.

So, Scott and Jean are NOT 28 years old, they're most likely somewhere between 31 and 35 years old in the current cannon.

Regardless of where you stand with their ages, one thing we can all agree on is that they are canonically older than Cannonball and Jubilee. And yet, they both have kids...

I mean, yeah, having a kid ages them a bit. But that's because they aren't in their 20s anymore? They were the first X-Men, so they're older than most of the other X-Men.

Also, they already kinda have a kid? In Cable? I mean, he wasn't born to Jean, he was born to her clone Madelyne Pryor. But she still raised him after Madelyne tried sacrificing him to demons.

But the problem is that Cable had to be raised in the future due to some techno-organic virus bullshit (I've never been a fan of the storyline), and they could only raise him until he turned 13.

Cable is 100% Scott and Jean's baby boy. But us Jott fans want them to have a baby they can raise in present day from start to finish.

I don't Rachel really counts, because I think she was around 18 years old when she came to the 616 universe. And I don't think they even remember Nate Grey...the writers certainly don't!

So, since they're already parents, are the first members of the X-Men, and X-Men that are canonically younger than them have kids themselves, how would them having another child be detrimental?

Listen, I get that we all have preferences, and not every couple needs to have a kid. But in the same breath, not every superhero needs to be a bachelor in their 20s, it's okay to let them evolve and let them get married or have kids.

If there's any X-Men couple that should have a child (that they don't have to send to the future) and be the Reed and Sue of the X-Men, it should be Jean and Scott.

Plus, Jean promised Rachel all the way back in the 90s that they would have the 616 version of her. It's rude to keep her waiting!

That's one way of saying you're gonna raw dog it tonight

So yeah, that's my rant for tonight. Scott and Jean are my favorite couple, and I know that I speak for a lot of Jott fans when I say that they should have a kid.

I think it would allow their relationship to evolve in a beautiful way ❤️❤️❤️

(p.s While we're at it, can we give Peter his marriage back? He's allowed to evolve too)

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original under the cut!

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Art Credit to Joe Jusko

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Hear me out.

Since X-Men ‘97 isn’t shying away from things like alternate realities, time travel, and clones, I think it would be pretty cool to see Nate Grey aka X-Man in the show. Maybe in an Age of Apocalypse arc? Or inter-season movie?!

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Nate Grey by Kevin Wada

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To put an end to his war with the X-men, Nate Gray destroyed all existing mutants and created a whole new plane of existence to bring peace to mutants.

Comic: Uncanny X-Men #10 - Age of x-man omega

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Link to my fanfic The Phoenix is coming.

Miguel O'Hara is just one of my OC'S husbands.

https://archiveofourown.org/series/3678136

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I’m forever going to be pissed that the Krakoa era didn’t take the opportunity to resurrect Jean Grey’s family

In case you don’t know, Chris Claremont intended for Jean’s sister, Sara, to be a latent mutant with her powers making her a walking cerebro; Sara’s children, Gailyn and Joey WERE mutants. Sara was killed by Cameron Hodge in the 90s, and her twins were killed by Shi’ar Death Commandos in the 2000s.

So, with all that in mind, they could have been resurrected by The Five on Krakoa, and we could have had a really interesting storyline with Jean dealing with that. But nope! X-Office doesn’t want Jean to have any connections or development outside of her family with Scott. Hell, she barely acknowledged the fact that her family was annihilated while she was dead.

Such a missed opportunity, I hope Jean can get revenge for their deaths during the Phoenix series. Or maybe they can find another way to resurrect them.

(Side note, if Gailyn is resurrected soon, can we give her a new name? Because Gailyn…is a bit dated.)

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From the Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe: Update 1989 #8, we have the lone offering of the "Book of the Dead"; Madelyne Pryor. Text and research by Peter Sanderson with new art by Marc Silvestri (and I notice some old art from Paul Smith and Walt Simonson).

This profile underwent several changes - first planned as an entry for Madelyne Pryor, it was scrapped and overhauled to instead now catalogue her under her then-new Goblin Queen guise and revelations from the Inferno crossover. By the time the series came out, the Inferno crossover had concluded and the character was no longer active meaning the profile was removed and dumped into the final issue reworked for a third time to now list her again as simply Madelyne Pryor.

This process wasn't entirely unique to Maddie, many profiles from the Update series had to be likewise altered or changed massively at the last minute due to recent stories and some other entries were dropped from the book entirely.

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i refuse to leave anything about the summers-grey-pryor line

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X-Man Nate Grey by Riccardo Latina