#Storm & The Brotherhood of Mutants

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Storm & The Brotherhood of Mutants #1 (Cover art by Lucas Werneck)

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My Idea for a Live-Action X-Men Movie...

Thinking... how can we introduce the X-Men into live action, whether through movie, tv show, limited series, etc. ... and I have an idea.

Let's start in media res.

Charles Xavier's School for the Gifted has been active for the past few years, however with a small class size of seven. Scott. Jean. Bobby. Hank. Warren. Alex. Lorna. Despite only consisting of seven students, due to Xavier's wealth he has been able to keep his school open and thriving since the beginning.

However that has changed as the size of his class has dropped from seven to one after a botched mission led to the capture of his students save one, Scott Summers.

And the opening scene is Xavier sitting in his mansion, worried, waiting, until Scott kicks his door down, tells them his team is gone, and passes out due to exhaustion.

We then pick up on our narrator for the movie, the character whose eyes we will be seeing the entire movie take place through, stepping off a plane and into JFK airport...

Ororo Munroe. Storm.

She had travelled from her home in Africa seemingly on a whim, as if drawn there by fate, and - unsure where to go or what to do next - she goes to a nearby bar to make her next plan.

Who should happen to sit next to her but a short, hairy man in a cowboy hat and a thick, Canadian accent?

Ororo, meet Logan. They do not hit it off.

She does happen to hit it off with the soft spoken Russian man who is reading poetry at the other end of the bar - Piotr Rasputin - and the bartender, a Native American man - James Proudstar - who wasn't supposed to be working that day but traded shifts with his roommate.

While they are all gathered there they hear a voice in their heads and turn around to see Charles Xavier, a man they all recognize and all soon realize is the reason they are now gathered together in this bar. At first they all want to leave but Xavier implores them to at least first hear him out, which they agree to do, but he tells them he won't start until the final member of their group is here.

Cue shouts and gunfire as Kurt - Nightcrawler - runs, leaps, and teleports across the airport in all his blueness.

Xavier manages to calm the crowd however not before one of the security guards manages to call in that the threat is a mutant and it's a race to grab Kurt before reinformcements arrive. But wouldn't you know it the group is not the best team yet and the reinforcements do arrive in the form of Sentinels.

It seems like all hope is lost when, out of nowhere, a stray quartz-colored beam blows one of the Sentinels apart and allows the group a moment to escape. They regroup in Xavier's car, which had been where Scott was waiting while Xavier gathered the others.

They return to the mansion where Xavier explains what happens to his team, that they were responding to a mutant in distress on an island that had ultimately been a trap - with only Scott escaping. The group has been gathered together to help Xavier and Scott rescue their teammates.

It's mostly a resounding no. Piotr would rather be at home on the farm. James has to go searching for a new job since he undoubtedly got fired from the bar for leaving during shift hours. Logan is "not a team player" and believes that the team is most likely dead anyway. Kurt is game but he is also "not the best fighter".

Ororo also agrees to help.

That surprises everyone. She says that while the circumstances that brought them together were underhanded, she cannot sit idly by while innocent people, people like her with a mutant gene, are in danger. Not just those on the island, who they are tasked with rescuing, but around the world especially since Sentinels have become standard issue around the world. While she does not see herself being a full-time member, she knows that the team Xavier had protected mutants like them from these threats and, with them gone, who will protect their community now?

Xavier tells them that, after they help rescue his original team, they would be free to leave and do what they want with their lives as they please.

Piotr is in. So is James. Logan sighs and agrees, "Since I don't want to be the odd one out." They agree to go save the others. Scott says, however, that before they can mount the rescue mission, they need to become a team first - referencing their battle at the airport and how they need to improve.

They agree to train.

Meanwhile, on the island, we see that there is a Master Mold along with Trask and scientists working on creating the next model of Sentinels in their ongoing war against mutants using the captured mutants from Xavier's Academy as test subjects. The scientists are just as much as prisoners as the X-Men, however, as they were led to the island on false pretenses and forced to work for Master Mold who had, unbenknownst to everyone until the final act, had taken over Trask and controls him as a puppet.

A few of these scientists came with their families. One of these families were the Prydes. Katherine Anne Pryde is seen as a non-threat by both Master Mold and Trask, and is able to freely wander the island as well as speak with the prisoners because, since everything is monitored and she is twelve, she cannot do anything to disrupt the mission. We learn from this scene that Master Mold is on the cusp of unveiling a new breed of Sentinel that, using the schematics pulled from Jean's mind, would be able to track mutants anywhere without needing to be called in. It was luck that the X-Men arrived on their island, fell into their trap.

Meanwhile back in Westchester, NY, this new team of X-Men are having a hard time at coming together to work as a team, which is making Scott mad. He and Logan almost come to blows if not for Piotr stepping between them to break things up. They both step away to cool off.

Ororo decides to speak with both of them. First, she goes to Scott, and tells him that he is not being a good leader. They have a heart to heart where he confesses that his friends are his family, and Jean... he has a lot riding on this being a success, and this is as new to him as it is new to them. He is not used to working with people he hasn't grown up with. Ororo tells him that he needs to lead from a place of love and courage, and not fear. Then, she goes to find Logan to see that he is brushing off Kurt rather coldly and Ororo does not wait to take him to task on his loner attitude. They clash a bit before Ororo tells him to get his act together or just leave, as it shouldn't matter to him what they think if he really doesn't care.

They all agree to do another training session, only they never get the chance as Xavier tells them it is now or never as there was a spike of pain from the same island his first team was lost, and that cannot mean anything good. The heroes go to get suited up and fly to the island base.

Master Mold is ready to create his new breed of Sentinels and it looks like they are a success, as they have been fitted with new upgrades. He activates a few and they immediately power online with the alert that there is a mutant among them.

All eyes turn to Katherine Anne Pryde. Kitty.

Her father and mother object but are restrained as the Sentinels begin to pursue her, only able to tell her to run before they are knocked out. Kitty runs and manages to escape the Sentinels after discovering her ability to phase through solid matter. The escape is not fullproof as they burst out the bunker in full pursuit. When she reaches the beaches with what looks like no place left to go, the clouds part and reveal the Blackbird jet which Ororo had just exited from and is now flying down to confront the Sentinels she spotted chasing the little girl. The Sentinels sense her power and lock onto her, only to get blasted by lightning and turret fire.

The X-Men land and confront the Sentinels but, unlike at JFK, they are able to work together and take them down. Even Logan finds himself being a team player. They rescue Kitty and she tells them where the prisoners are and also what Master Mold is planning.

The team decides to split up - Scott, Piotr, and James will confront Master Mold while Ororo, Logan, and Kurt follow Kitty to the prison area.

Of course we stay with Ororo because, again, she is who we are relying to guide us through this story.

We get to the prison area and it's Ororo, Logan, and Kurt going HAM on these guards taking them down while Kitty uses her powers to free the X-Men. She manages to get to the main control room and hits the button that releases all the prisoners who do their best to help, despite being weakened from experiments and torture.

We learn from Kitty that there's a prisoner missing, and they admit that it's Jean. She was taken by Trask.

So the group races to the main room where Scott, Piotr, and James are and see a BUNCH of Sentinels on the loose and pure pandemonium. Piotr and James are on the ropes and Scott is putting up his best fight, however just as the group arrives the Sentinels converge and blast him, with a woman across the room watching calling out his name as he 'perishes' (we'll circle back on this later).

Without their leader and shocked, Ororo steps up and takes command, leading the group into battle like she's been doing it all her life against the Sentinels while Kitty and Kurt evacuate the scientists. She cuts across the room almost instantly to get to Trask and Jean where we finally learn that the former has been completely taken over by Master Mold and is now a Sentinel cyborg. They battle it out but it's a tough battle given the numbers they're against until there's a moment where Ororo and Jean are tucked away, shielded from incoming blaster fire from Trask and the Sentinels, when Jean places her hands to the ground and closes her eyes. Ororo asks what she's doing and Jean tells her she's asking for help.

"From who? Xavier only sent us?"

"From the mutant we came here to help in the first place. From the island."

BOOM! We get the reveal that the island. Krakoa, is a mutant and has been weakened by the experiments run on it by Master Mold and the Sentinel. Jean tells the group that they need to let Krakoa 'feed' on a piece of their energy to recupe its strength for it to help them and they all look to Ororo as it's her call, and she says they should do it. They do and the ground rumbles and shakes and we can see the island begin to terraform as it fights back against Master Mold and the Sentinels. It takes out MANY of them while the X-Men pick up the slack on the rest.

Ororo takes on Master Mold/Trask hybrid as the island begins to sink back into the ocean, with Trask, damaged, spouting nonsense. That he is there to save the world, that he is the FUTURE, the INEVITABLE, that the X-Men cannot prevent the world falling apart in the future, that they will be responsible for the apocalypse. However, with a lightning zap and some timely telekinesis, the group escapes back to the Blackbird as the rest of the island has already been evacuated.

The X-Men return to Westchester without Scott and inform Xavier of what happened.

Time moves on. They recover. They mourn. A memorial service is held for Scott. Xavier's original students, Warren, Bobby, Alex, Hank, and Lorna, decide to leave the school afterwards as they believe they need to come at the Sentinel problem another way. They form X-Force.

Xavier comes up to Ororo after the service and asks her to stay on, despite her having no obligation to do so. She watches Logan and Kurt keeping Kitty entertained while Piotr and James speak with her parents, about Kitty staying on at the school and learning from Professor Xavier, and decides that she would like to stay and lead the X-Men. Jean joins them and says that she'd be happy to be on any team Storm is leading, revealing that -of the original students - she is the only one who is staying with the X-Men. The three look out onto the horizon as there are endless possibilities for the X-Men now *play the theme song*

END CREDIT SCENE NUMBER ONE - Magneto watches Xavier's new team of X-Men in action and converses with Mystique, saying that, "If Charles has put together a new team of recruits, we should, too."

END CREDIT SCENE NUMBER TWO - A blonde woman in all white speaks with a raven-haird men with red eyes and a crimson diamond embedded in his head. "You pulled a lot of favors to get him, are you sure he's worth it?" "Believe me. He is." The duo, Emma Frost and Dr. Sinister are looking over the body of Scott Summers, very much NOT DEAD, held in stasis as the camera pans out and reveals the Hellfire Club.

And that would be how we introduce the X-Men, and mutants, into live action movies.

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My Wolverine and the X-Men Rewrite (Part 3) and some Bonus Content.

Hey guys!

I’m back with another part of X-Men Destiny, my rewrite of Wolverine and the X-Men that I haven’t posted in the last four months.

Well, I’m back now to fix that issue!

So without further ado, let’s get right into this!

Burning Fury (February 27th, 2009):

Already a month into the series and we’re already at the show’s second TV movie!

This would see The X-Men heading to the most feared land of them all....

The X-Men get two major reports, both of which coming from Brazil.

The first being a series of mysterious fires appearing all over Rio de Janeiro.

And the second being a series of seismic activity occuring in The Amazon Rainforest.

And thanks to Emma via the use of Cerebro, the group discover the cause of these incidents were recent mutant awakenings.

And so, the team, accompanied by Jubilee and Illyana this time, travel to Brazil in order to find the mutants responsible for the incidents and help them.

Plus also to keep them out of the hands of The Brotherhood.

Our team decides to stop in Rio first.

I think this would definitely be one of the most visually pleasing episodes of the series.

Like, have you ever been to Rio?

This movie event would really allow you to soak in the scale and beauty of this city.

Plus, it's always cool to see characters in tropical environments.

And because I can, this movie would have The X-Men wearing special tropical attire in order to blend in with the locals.

Cyclops would wear a blue T-shirt, tan shorts, red and white sneakers, and his usual sunglasses.

Storm would wear a black sundress with a grey thundercloud with lightning bolt pattern scheme and gold sandals.

Wolverine would be wearing his usual casual attire, but with black sandals.

Emma would be wearing a white strapless, navel-bearing sweetheart top, a light blue sarong, and white sandal heels.

Beast would be wearing a yellow tank-top, black shorts, and yellow sandals.

Nightcrawler would be wearing a red polo shirt (the Brazilian ones with the logo on the right side of the chest), black shorts, and black sandals with white socks.

Angel would be wearing a sky blue short-sleeved collared shirt, white shorts and tan boat shoes.

Colossus would be wearing a red tank-top with yellow rings, black shorts, and red, yellow and white sneakers.

Iceman would be wearing his usual casual attire.

Shadowcat would be wearing her usual casual attire, but with black jeans shorts.

Forge would be wearing a yellow T-shirt with a blue collar ring, baggy blue pants, and his usual shoes.

Jubilee would be her usual attire.

And Illyana would be wearing a black tank-top, blue jean shorts, and black sandals.

Also since I know some of you are gonna ask this, Beast and Nightcrawler would be using image inducers to make themselves look like normal humans in order to better blend it.

The team arrive in Rio the evening of the next day and check into The Copacabana Palace, which they made reservations for.

The X-Men manage to reserve a pretty massive suite with about six bedrooms.

As for who's gonna be sharing a room with who....

-Cyclops and Emma

-Storm and Angel

-Wolverine, Nightcrawler and Jubilee

-Beast and Forge

-Colossus and Iceman

-Shadowcat and Illyana

However, there is a catch.....

All of the rooms only have one bed.

This would led to some pretty interesting set-ups and interactions between the room sharers.

-Cyclops and Emma would be somewhat awkward, specifically with the fact that this would be the first time we would see the latter's lingering feelings for the former. Which is not helped with the fact that Cyclops is still being faithful to Jean. However, we would get a pretty tender moment of Cyclops reminiscing about the nights he shared with Jean and the talks they would always have together. And Emma, despite her feelings for him, finds herself rather touched by Cyclops' story.

-Storm and Angel would be having tons of sweet moments with each other. Like I mentioned in part 2, I really want to showcase their relationship, so that the latter's eventually tragedy would actually hit pretty hard.

-Wolverine, Nightcrawler and Jubilee are not having a good time. They're already not too big on sharing a room with each other, but sharing a bed is just the cherry on top of all this. Though Nightcrawler and Jubilee would have it the worst as this movie would reveal that Wolverine snores (and stabs) in his sleep.

-Beast and Forge are a little better, but not by much. Beast has a habit of curling up to things in his sleep. And unfortunately, Forge would find that out the hard way and finds himself spending the night in Beast's grasp.

-And finally, there's the Rasputin siblings, Iceman and Shadowcat. Given that the pairs have a crush on each other, you can already tell that this would be incredibly awkward for them. However, we would get a pretty sweet scene where Iceman and Illyana fell asleep first.....laying right on Colossus and Shadowcat. And although they would be panicking at first, after a while, they would eventually become comfortable, and soon enough, they start cuddling.

As for their sleepwear.

The only ones we saw in sleepwear in the original series Wolverine, Emma, Beast and Shadowcat.

So they would still be wearing what they had on here.

As for everyone else.

Cyclops would be wearing a blue T-shirt and pajama pants.

Storm would be wearing a black bra and panties.

Nightcrawler would be wearing red pajamas with a night cap.

Angel would be wearing sky blue briefs.

Colossus would be wearing red boxers.

Iceman would be wearing an ice blue T-shirt and blue boxers.

Forge would be wearing a white tank-top and blue pajamas pants.

Jubilee would be wearing a pink T-shirt and yellow boxers.

And Illyana would be wearing a black T-shirt that goes down to her knees.

The next day, The X-Men head out into the city to look for the first of the two mutants, but to no avail.

Later that night, they decided to go out to dinner at an authentic Brazilian steakhouse.

While there, they discuss their predicament and wonder how they'll find this mutant.

But they would soon get their answer upon Wolverine suddenly smells something burning.

Soon enough, the team leave the restaurant and follow Wolverine to wherever the burning is coming from.

Eventually, they find the source at a burning apartment complex, with people either still being inside or holding onto dear life on the ledges.

Upon seeing this, The X-Men immediately spring into action.

Cyclops, Wolverine, Emma, Nightcrawler, Colossus, Shadowcat and Illyana all rush into the building to save those still trapped inside.

While everyone else stays outside to either save the civilians hanging on the side of the building or protect them from falling debris.

Luckily, The X-Men manage to save everyone and the civilians are ever grateful for their rescue.

This scene would definitely be a highlight for two reasons.

It showcases that The X-Men are still true heroes.

It's another example of humans showing appreciation to The X-Men.

After being praised, The X-Men ask the civilians what started the fire in the first place.

But they all respond that they don't really know.

They would soon get their answer upon seeing a strange black humanoid with a glowing fiery aura.

Upon seeing it, The X-Men immediately go after the humanoid.

As you would expect, this would leave to a chase scene, as The X-Men pursue the humanoid throughout the city.

Eventually, the chase ends when Storm casts a thunderstorm over the entire area, dousing the humanoid's flames.

But as their flames start to go out, The X-Men would soon find out that the humanoid was actually a teenage boy......

A naked teenage boy.

If you haven't guessed it already, this is none other than Roberto Da Costa.

He would have an athletic build, tanned skin, dark lips, curly black hair, and brown eyes.

He would be about 16-years old and stand at a height of 5'6.

As for his voice, Roberto would be voiced by Eric Lopez, who would've also voiced another fiery Marvel character that same year.

After dousing his flames, Roberto would suddenly break into tears.

As you would expect, The X-Men would comfort him.

Once he finally calms down, Roberto shares his story.

It all started a week ago.

He was in the playing a football game that day.

He even managed to score the winning goal for his team!

But shortly after the game, Roberto would find himself confronted by the opposing team.

And by confronted, I mean they decided to jump his ass while he was on his way home.

As they were wailing on him, Roberto's powers would awakened.

Horribly injuring the team in the process and starting a massive fire.

And for the last week, Roberto has living on the streets of Rio, naked and alone.

Plus, the series of fires were accidents caused by powers going off whenever he got scared.

Roberto apologizes for the fires and begs The X-Men not to send him to jail or turn him in to The MRD.

Luckily, Cyclops ensures him that they aren't gonna do any of that and that they're here to help, much to Roberto's comfort.

But while this tender scene is going on, The Brotherhood look down at The X-Men (unbeknownst to them) from a nearby rooftop, not looking too happy for obvious reasons.

All while being accompanied by a mysterious shadowy figure.

The next day, The X-Men (now in their usual team uniform) take off in The Blackbird, over The Amazon, right around range of The Imeri Mountains.

As for Roberto, the team gave him a First Class uniform made with special Unstable Molecules for him to wear.

After some time, they land The Blackbird is decent clearing, which just so happens to be in the same area range as the reports of the seismic activity.

Upon landing, the team sees the aftermath of the seismic activity.

Trees knocked down, cracks and fissures in the ground, and jagged rocks all over the place.

Soon enough, The X-Men immediately get to searching.

After a while, their searching comes to a halt when they encounter something rather shocking.....

A river of lava.

This is a shock to them since The Imeri Mountains are not volcanic whatsoever.

However, they deduce that the lava must be connected to the seismic activity going on.

So they decide to follow the river, hoping that it may lead them to the score of all this.

After about an hour and a half of tracking through the rainforest, The X-Men arrive at the slope of the mountains

There, they find the river continuing into an cave.

With some help from Iceman via his ice slide, The X-Men are able to safely traverse into the cave.

While in the cave, they see a bright light up ahead.

And upon reaching it, the team greeted by a shocking sight.

An Roman city situated on a high plateau, surrounded by miles upon miles of somewhat smaller mountains and jungle.

As you would expect, The X-Men are utterly confused by how an ancient Roman city can exist in all the way in Brazil.

Once they land in the city, the team immediately find themselves attacked by warriors wearing attire that's a perfectly blend between Roman legionary and Amazonian tribesman attire.

After a few good minutes of fighting, both factions are stopped by a the presence of a black-haired man with black eyes, who was wearing Roman attire.

The main introduces himself as Lucius Aquilla, and the city they're in as Nova Roma.

Lucius reveal that he's a senator, hence why the warriors stopped.

So with the factions now at peace, The X-Men use this opportunity to ask two questions.

The backstory of Nova Roma.

The reason for the river of lava.

And luckily, Lucius has the answers to both.

The story of Nova Roma goes back to 44 B.C., shortly after the assassination of Julius Caesar.

A group of Roman merchants, their families and their friends all embarked on a journey to find some new potential trading routes to Asia.

But during their journey, they were caught in a massive storm and eventually washed up on the shoes of what would be known as Brazil.

With their ship completely destroyed, the Romans figured they might as well get used to their new environments.

After several months of relying on simple hunting and gathering to survive, the group stumbled upon the hidden valley.

And they decided that this would be the perfect spot to create another territory for The Roman Empire.

And thus, Nova Roma was born!

Also, over the centuries, the Romans would integrate the culture of the local tribes (along with members of the tribe) into their culture.

Hench why their attire is a blend of both cultures.

As for the river of lava.....

Lucius reveal the cause of it was actually his daughter Amara, who is a mutant.

Or a "godborn" as he and the other people of Nova Roma call them.

Apparently, Amara's newly awakened powers have been going on and off for the past week, resulting in the seismic activity going throughout The Amazon, and yes, the river of lava.

Lucius reveals that he's legitimately worried for both the safety of Nova Roma and Amara herself.

The X-Men tell Lucius that's why they're here: to help Amara.

However, Lucius assured them that they have nothing to worry about since another group of "godborn" had come just yesterday and took Amara with them, saying that they were doing so to help her control her powers.

The X-Men are immediately left confused, but also worried, having a speaking suspicion that they know who he's referring to.

When Beast asks what these "godborn" were like, Lucius explains that the group consisted five men, three women, and a strange half-man/half-frog creature.

And upon hearing this, The X-Men immediately take off into the wilderness to find Amara and this group she's with.

A few hours later, the group eventually find Amara (largely thanks to following the patterns of seismic activity going on), who's with, who else? But The Brotherhood.

As for Amara herself.

She would look largely the same as she did in the original series, but with slightly tanned skin.

She would be about 16-years old and stand at 5'4.

As for her voice, she would be Nika Futterman.

The X-Men sneak into The Brotherhood's campsite in order to retrieve Amara.

However, it's not that easy to do with the constant quakes caused by Amara, who's a little on edge right now.

This would lead to a pretty tender moment of Gambit actually comforting Amara and teaches her the key to controlling her power is to stay calm.

This would led to an even more tender moment of Rogue and Gambit bonding with each other, with the former being impressed by the latter's advice and how good he is with kids.

Gambit would reveal that he sees a little bit of himself in Amara, revealing that when his powers first awakened, he was also always on edge, since.....ya know....he could literally explode anything he touched.

However, this tender scene would interrupted by The X-Men being caught by Toad.

As you would expect, The Brotherhood are.......

While they're being confronted, The X-Men demand to know how they even manage to find Amara before they did since they don't have access to a device like Cerebro.

Which was something they were wondering as they were rushing off to find them.

Also, Iceman points out how Lucius mentioned there being three woman, but the only women on The Brotherhood are Rogue and Domino.

In response to this, Quicksilver introduces The X-Men to the newest member of The Brotherhood: Psylocke.

Psylocke would look the same as she did in the original show (though like the other female characters, she has a little more meat on her), except that her eyes would be purple and she would be wearing her iconic ninja outfit (the one with the red sash).

She would also still be voiced by Grey Griffin.

The Brotherhood knew that The X-Men had a major advantage over them with Emma on their team.

So they figured that it was time to start fighting fire-with-fire by getting their own telepath.

And luckily for them, Psylocke was already living on Genosha.

And thanks to her, they were able to retrieve the information of the seismic activity.

As you would expect, a fight breaks out between the two teams. In contrast to the original show, Psylocke would actually be portrayed as an actual legitimate threat.

Thanks to her telepathic abilities and her ninjutsu skills.

The highlight of this fight scene would definitely be a 1-on-1 sword duel between her and Nightcrawler.

Katana vs. cutlasses!

Ninjutsu vs. swashbuckling!

As the fight rages on, Amara finds herself becoming more and more stressed out.

And eventually, she screams as loud as she could “STOP IT!”.

This results in an earthquake starting and Amara going into some kind of lava form, similar to Sunspot’s solar form.

And if that wasn’t bad enough, the earthquake results in one of the mountains being turned into a volcano!

It’s utter chaos!

Rivers of lava flowing everywhere.

Balls of flaming rock hurdling across the sky.

The rainforest was set ablaze.

And creatures of all shapes and sizes were fleeing for their lives.

But they aren’t the only ones.

The Brotherhood, being absolutely horrified by what’s going on, realize that bringing back Amara is not worth going through any of this.

So like the cowards they are, they piss off into the rainforest as fast as they could.

As for The X-Men, they try their damndest to stop the volcano.

More specifically, Storm and Iceman.

With the former casting a rainstorm and the latter using his ice.

But with that, it’s still not enough.

The rest of the team start coming up with ideas, but none of them seem like they would help much at all.

But while that’s going on, Amara finally snaps out of her mini panic attack and realizes the chaos going on around her.

She realizes that she needs to stop this right now before everything gets destroyed.

Amara worries what could she even do.

But then she remembers what Gambit says.

And so, she starts taking deep breaths and calms down.

While doing so, the volcano stops erupting and the lava stops flowing and hardens.

The X-Men are left stunned by what just happened.

Amara literally triggered a volcanic eruption…..and stopped it!

Once Amara stops taking the deep breaths, she reverts back to her normal form.

Which is unfortunately naked right now.

Luckily, Jubilee gives Amara her coat.

After putting the coat on, Amara asks The X-Men if she’s in trouble.

The X-Men assure her that she’s not in trouble, but she does need to get control over her powers.

Which is why they’re here.

Much to Amara’s delight.

Future X (March 6th, 2009):

Not much to say for this episode. It’s largely the same.

But there would be one notable difference.

And that would be in the case of Bishop.

Unlike in the original version of this series, this version has Bishop still being a time cop, who was sent to this future timeline to aid Xavier.

As for his appearance, he would look largely the same, but he would be sporting his iconic dreadlocks.

Honestly, I can't be the only one who thinks that Bishop low-key looks cursed when bald.

He would also have a different voice.

He would be voiced by Khary Payton (reprising his role as the character from X-Men Legends II: Rise of Apocalypse) rather than Kevin Michael Richardson.

Greetings from Genosha (March 13th, 2009):

Once again, not much to say for this episode except for a few things.

The sub-plot with Mystique and The X-Men would be cut out and instead she would be on Genosha, showing Nightcrawler around alongside The Scarlet Witch. This would led to a lot of interesting interactions since remember, these two are mother and son. Mystique would trying to appeal to Nightcrawler's good side, while Nightcrawler, knowing his mother, isn't having anything of it.

As for Mystique herself, she would look largely the same as in the original show, except a little more muscular.

As for her voice, she would be voiced by Sumalee Montano (who would go on to become a recurring voice for the character) instead of Tamara Bernier.

Also she wouldn't be having any romantic history with Wolverine.

Instead, she would allude to her past romance with one Irene.

As for Scarlet Witch, she would also look largely the same, except with slightly tanned skin.

She would also still be voiced by Kate Higgins, but with an Eastern European accent.

There would also be a sub-plot of Jubilee, Illyana, Roberto and Amara (all wearing First Class uniform) training in The Danger Room for the first time.

Well that's all the episode ideas I have for now.

Sorry I haven't made a new part of this series in a while.

I was busy with other projects.

But anyway, I wanna use the rest of this time for the bonus content.

As for what it's gonna be about, well....

During it's short-lived run, Wolverine and the X-Men got a decent amount of merchandising.

And so will X-Men Destiny.

There will be usual stuff like clothing, backpacks, stickers, school supplies, etc.

But the merchandising I want to focus on would be toys.

During its run, Wolverine and the X-Men got a line of action figures produced by Hasbro.

X-Men Destiny will also have a toy-line as well.

Also produced by Hasbro.

For this part, we'll be talking about the first wave of toys: which will consist of action figures of The X-Men team.

I'll also be giving the figures their own special descriptions, just like the ones you would see on the back of their casing.

So without further ado....

Cyclops:

(Movable figure with visor-blasting action and optic blast.)

"Being the first member of The X-Men, Cyclops spent most of his life training to save lives and protect mutants and humans alike. And over time, he would eventually become the leader of the team. But after the explosion that destroyed the Xavier Institute and resulted in the disappearance of his mentor Charles Xavier and lover Jean Grey, Cyclops left The X-Men and fell into a deep depression. But after receiving a message from Xavier from the future about the fate of man and mutant-kind hanging in the balance, Cyclops decided to return to The X-Men and keep fighting the good fight. In addition to his tactical prowess and being skilled in hand-to-hand combat, Cyclops possesses the ability to fire powerful beams of concussive force from his eyes, which he channels through his visor. With his skills on their side, The X-Men are an unstoppable team!"

Storm:

(Movable figure with wind-spinning and lightning shooting action, wind-modeled spinner, and lightning bolts.)

"Thanks to her upbringing being worshipped as a goddess by her ancestral tribe in Kenya, Storm was able to become the second-in-command of The X-Men. And when The X-Men were being brought back together, she immediately jumped at the chance to return to that position. Storm possesses the ability to control the weather and the forces of nature such as wind and electricity. This, along with her ability of flight and thieving skills (thanks to her past on the streets of Egypt), has made her one of the most powerful members of the team. With her at their side, no force can withstand The X-Men!"

Wolverine:

(Moveable figure with claw-slashing action.)

"For as long as he can remember, Wolverine was always on his own, looking out for himself. But that all changed when he joined The X-Men. And overtime, Wolverine grew to love and care for them. So much so that when The X-Men disbanded, he was actually heartbroken over it. But when he receives a message from Charles Xavier about a bleak future that The X-Men need to stop, he immediately jumps at the chance to bring the team back together. With his accelerated healing factor, animalistic senses, and razor sharp claws coated in the metal Adamantium, no villain stand a chance against The X-Men!"

Emma Frost:

(Movable figure with psionic blast and diamond-skin changing action, and psionic blast.)

"Emma Frost was once the headmistress of The Massachusetts Academy, a school for young mutants. But with the rampant increase in mutant prejudice thanks to The Mutants Response Division, her school would be quickly abandoned. As a result of this, Emma decides to join The X-Men to serve as their new resident telepath, filling in the absence of both Charles Xavier and Jean Grey. Emma possesses various telepathic abilities, from controlling the minds of others to projecting powerful blasts of psionic energy. She can also change her skin into a diamond-like substance, granting her incredible strength and resilience. With her by their side, the bad guys will know better when The X-Men are around!"

Beast:

(Movable figure with leaping action, fist and feet-moving action, and magnetic device and matter transmutation ray gun.)

"As a scientist and doctor, Beast took the disappearance of Charles Xavier and Jean Grey as a personal challenge, especially since he was one of the original five founding members of the team. He worked in a hidden lab under the ruins of the Xavier Institute alongside Forge to figure out what caused the explosion in the first place. But with the X-Men back together again, Beast has gone back to help repair the mansion's technology such as The Danger Room and Cerebro. But when the team calls, Beast is more than happy to use his superhuman strength, acrobatic skills, and technological weapons like his magnetic device (a hand-held mechanism that can pin his enemies against any surface) and and matter transmutation matter ray (what can alter the organic structure of any organism), to get back in action."

Nightcrawler:

(Moveable figure with leaping and swashbuckling action, and two cutlasses.)

"After The X-Men split up, Nightcrawler decided to head for the mutant sanctuary of Genosha. Now, he protects mutants on the seas from both pirates and the manipulation of Magneto. With his teleportation, extraordinary agility, shadow-based invisibility, swashbuckling skills and pair of dual cutlasses, Nightcrawler is a tough opponent for any fierce foe who dare cross his path. But when The X-Men call, he's just one teleport away!"

Angel:

(Moveable figure with wing-flapping and gliding action.)

"After The X-Men split up, Angel went to work for his father at their family company: Worthington Industries. Which he was not exactly thrilled with. Especially with the fact that the company was funding The Mutant Response Division. But with The X-Men being reformed, Angel now serves a double agent. Using the initial from his job and sharing it with his team. With his ability of flight thanks to his bird-like wings, Angel is one of the trickiest fighters of The X-Men. Helps that he was also one of the five founding members as well."

Colossus:

(Moveable figure with arm-swinging action and I-beam weapon.)

"After The X-Men split up, Colossus returned to his family's farm back in Russia. But after the awakening of his little sister Illyana's mutant powers, he decided to come back to The X-Men (who were reforming at the time) so that they could help her hone her new abilities. With his ability to turn his skin into organic steel, granting him incredible strength and resilience, Colossus serve as the team’s resident powerhouse. He’s also a skilled fighter, utilizing hand-to-hand combat and even his environment in battle. Ranging from trees, to boulders, to I-beams.”

Iceman:

(Moveable figure with ice-shooting action, rev-up ice board and ice beam.)

“After The X-Men disbanded, Iceman was forced to move back in with his parents. Which was not the most pleasant experience, given how openly anti-mutant they were. But when The X-Men start reforming, he immediately left home to rejoin them. Despite being two of the youngest members of The X-Men, Iceman is an incredibly skilled fighter, thanks to being one of the five founding members. He possesses the ability to turn the moisture in the air into ice and snow, and he can utilize it in a variety of ways. From simple ice blasts, to creating constructs like shards and shields, to maneuvering on a continuous ice slide."

Shadowcat:

(Moveable figure with arm-swinging and kicking action and a dancing ribbon.)

“After The X-Men disbanded, Shadowcat had no choice but to return home to her parents. But over the next few months, she and her family would find themselves facing tons of prejudice. And right on her 18th birthday, Shadowcat decided that she would be leaving home to go live on Genosha. But luckily, she was found by The X-Men on her way to the island nation. Despite being two of the youngest members of The X-Men, Shadowcat is an incredibly skilled fighter, thanks to being one of the five founding members. She possesses the ability to turn her entire body intangible, allowing her to phase through solid objects. She's also skilled in martial arts, particularly dance fighting. She'll even use a dancing ribbon in battle."

Forge:

(Moveable action figure with neutralizer gun and cannon.)

"When The X-Men need something built, Forge is the mutant they turn to. With his mutant ability of being able to create piece of technology he can think of, there is no machine he can’t build or repair. The X-Men owe the continuing operation of all of their technology to his talents. But even though he's more of a support member to the team, Forge isn't afraid to get dirty. He wields all kinds of high-tech weapons in battle, most notably his neutralizer gun and neutralizer hand cannon."

And to wrap this all up, I wanted to talk about the opening of the series.

It would still use the same music and have a similar formatting to the original.

Plus it would be largely the same, but with some key differences.

-In the first part, Cyclops would take Wolverine's place, with him unleashing an optic blast towards the MRD squadron.

-Cyclops' scene would be taken by Wolverine, which would show him rushing up a Sentinel and slicing it's head off.

-Nightcrawler's scene would have him teleporting all over the place, slicing guns with his cutlasses and kicking down MRD soldiers.

-Forge would be accompanying Iceman in his scene, shooting at the MRD from above with his neutralizer gun.

-The scene before the final group shoot would show Colossus picking up an entire Sentinel and slamming it into the ground.

-The ending group shot would have Cyclops at the center. On his left: Wolverine, Storm, Colossus, Nightcrawler, and Angel. On his right: Emma Frost, Iceman, Beast, Shadowcat, and Forge.

We'll I'm off to go to bed.

Peace out, homes......

[lehoodcollector]

That time when Mystique tried to sneak Storm with Karate!

[sinsofsinister]

friend said he gave off sickos haha yes vibes in this panel during our comics talk last night so i just had to make this immediately

[rogality]

X-Men Protective

[Reality & Rogue announcing their engagement in 1999]

Kitty: Reality? Don't you dare hurt her. or I will phase out you're heart

Reality: [a bit scared] I won't.

Bobby: She means it. and If you hurt Rogue I will stab an icicle through you

Logan: Seriously, bub. Don't hurt her. or I'll slice and dice ya

Reality: Okay, I'm not planning on... hurting her.

Kurt: You better not be.

Reality: I'm not!

Jubilee: Hey, Reality? You best watch yourself.

Reality: Why would any of you think I would hurt Rogue? I would literally die immediately this is Rogue a badass woman who can do anything.

[emmafrostcovercollection]

Storm & the Brotherhood of Mutants #3 (2023) - Larroca Connecting Variant

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[synergysilhouette]

Remaking X-Men: Evolution (Season 3)

(Note: If this looks familiar, that's because this is a reupload. I've rewritten all 4 seasons, plus my own original season. Make sure to check them out!)

Continuing on with my X-Men: Evolution series remake, I decided to put all of the Apocalypse arc into this season rather than spreading it out through seasons 2-4. Take a look:

Day of Recovery--A chef’s kiss episode for me, so it’s mostly minor changes. It’s noted during the rescue mission that Daken, Polaris, and Colossus are not present, leading the teams to believe that Magneto is alive and has saved them, though the X-Men are still suspicious of the Brotherhood. Prodigy and Bobby are a duo (as Kitty has went with the Morlocks along with the rest of the New Mutants), and it’s Magik who rescues Wolverine instead of Spyke. Nightcrawler and Mystique have a brief bonding moment. Nightcrawler is disappointed that Cyclops left Mystique behind, though Destiny warns Scott that he will pay for his actions, and Havok supports him, despite having some misgivings. During her investigation with Toad, Wanda finds Psylocke and uses her abilities to revive her. While she awakens from her coma, Psylocke seems to feel more hesitant on being the Brotherhood’s side, but still uses her telepathy in order to allow the Brotherhood to live in Mystique’s house undetected by the police.

2. The Stuff of Heroes--Again we take some influence from my version of “Survival of the Fittest.” First off, Gambit goes with Rogue and Logan to the store, making out with Rogue to prevent her from being recognized and seriously injuring himself. However, they’re found out anyway. Magik accompanies Beast (who does most of the speech, being the only adult) and Storm to the summit. However, while the mutants watch, Iceman, Magik, Prodigy, Rogue, and Jean are transported into the Mojoverse and forced to battle Juggernaut and prevent him from destroying a dam–but they don’t realize they’re being televised on Earth and the dam is in their area. The rest of the X-Men are forced to defend themselves against the military. In the end, when the X-Men are transported back to Earth, Longshot attempts a failed rebellion against Mojo, who sends him and Shatterstar to Earth, though Longshot now has amnesia and the two are separated.

3. Mainstream--A few changes; Kitty is one of the students taken home, and being away from the X-Men allows her and Lance to still maintain a relationship. Bobby, like Kurt, is also unrecognized because he was in his ice form at the time he was on camera. Graydon works together with Principal Kelly (who doesn’t know about his heritage) and invites the Brotherhood back to school in place of Kelly, claiming he’s working for Mystique and has reconciled with her. Amanda becomes disillusioned with Kurt not sticking by his friends and threatens to break up with him if he doesn’t stick up for them, and Bobby decides to reveal himself as a mutant. Both Jean and David are accused by Kelly of using their powers to get achievements (which David did sometimes on tests, something he inadvertently reveals that gets him expelled, making him go to school online for the rest of the season). During the Brotherhood’s rampage, Nightcrawler tries to reconcile with Graydon, who only outs him as a mutant.

4. The Stuff of Villains--Combines elements of season 2’s “Mindbender” so that the Apocalypse saga fully occurs in season 3. Wanda is searching for Pietro, giving us flashbacks into her, his, and Polaris’ childhoods. Psylocke is trying to locate Daken, Polaris, and Colossus, but finds something blocking her. Destiny discovers Jean, Nightcrawler, Magik, and Gambit have been brainwashed to commit crimes, and Psylocke goes to the X-Men to see if there is a connection. The remaining X-Men and Psylocke rescue Quicksilver that evening before turning their attention to the brainwashed X-Men. After defeating them (but not before Mesmero gets the key), Psylocke is invited to join the X-Men, but the stress she’s experienced has her hesitant to engage in more battles. Xavier instead offers her a room at the institute with no obligation to join the X-Men (as long as she keeps going to school), to which she agrees to. She notes that for a second, she sensed the missing Acolytes and Brotherhood members, along with a powerful man she never met.

5. Blind Alley--Another great episode. In this case, Alex is kidnapped and Scott goes to find him. However, Scott is ambushed by Mystique, who steals his visor and abandons him in Mexico. Jean discovers both of the brothers are gone and a note from Scott. She rescues Alex first, during which time a man scares off Mystique, revealing himself as Mr. Sinister. He attempts to acquire a DNA sample, but is unable to do some before Mystique returns. When Mystique returns to finish Cyclops off, Jean and Havok rescue him from her. I know the episode is supposed to focus solely on Scott and Jean becoming a couple, but I thought it’d be a waste not to include Alex since he’s on the main roster in my version and he’s Scott’s brother.

6. The Toad, the Witch, and the Wardrobe--This is where everyone will hate me. First off, the Pyro that burns the bridge is actually Simon Lasker, kidnapped by Magneto and brainwashed by Mastermind to be a ��fill-in” Pyro for the Brotherhood while the OG Pyro remains an Acolyte. Bobby attempts to break though to him by referencing their brief romantic relationship, allowing time for Storm to douse the flames before any major damage is done. Psylocke stays out of the fight mostly, but attempts to read Pyro’s mind, only to find the brainwashing has left his mind a fortress. Pyro II tries to escape, but Wanda captures him and finds a card. She angrily questions him about it, but unlike Pietro in the original version, is unafraid of her, goading her to visit the ski resort. After getting pep talks from Storm, Iceman, and Beast about being comfortable in his own skin, Nightcrawler and Amanda’s evening with her parents goes as well as it did originally–which is not at all. Pyro II wilingly tells Wanda where to go, only for her to be captured by Magneto. Toad enlists the help of Nightcrawler, who brings Storm, Iceman, and Prodigy with him. They all chastise Toad, who angrily accepts blame and sadly says he doesn’t care about what happens to him, but wants to save Wanda. When they enter Magneto’s sanctum, they notice how empty it is, and ponder if Magneto didn’t rescue Daken, Polaris, and Colossus. Bobby attempts to break through to Simon again, but both of the Pyros outdo him and Storm subdues them with snow. Prodigy helps Toad and Nightcrawler rescue Wanda, who has been conditioned to let her hate of Magneto go. Toad apologizes for being a nuisance to everyone and almost deceiving Wanda into kissing him, and Wanda says that she was cruel to say he had to be someone else and has to learn to care about himself more–something she was going to work on. Amanda and Nightcrawler officially break up, with Nightcrawler realizing he’s not secure enough with himself to date a non-mutant and reveal himself to the world, and that he doesn’t want Amanda to suffer because of him. They part amicably, and Storm and Iceman join them for ice cream.

7. Self Possessed--One of my favorite episodes. While Rogue flirts with Scott, it’s purely platonic, as Gambit and Rogue are on the cusp of an official relationship. A lot of Rogue’s anxieties are quelled in this version–except for the obvious split personality. Gambit is weary of Risty, but doesn’t mention it to Rogue since he sees how well they get along. Gambit and Rogue go to the concert with Risty, as well as Scott and Jean, Storm and Nightcrawler (hinting at a romantic relationship), and Havok, Magik, and Iceman. In my version, Jean and Scott are a bit more comfortable about the concert being a date. After Rogue absorbs Mystique again, she has flashbacks once more of her childhood, albeit seeing it from her adoptive mother’s eyes. She realizes that Mystique is her adoptive mother, and criticizes her for always using and manipulating Rogue, Nightcrawler, and even Graydon. Mystique acknowledges that at certain times she was driven by selfish goals (saying the whole thing in “Blind Alley” with Scott was personal, albeit reckless). She says that being friends with Graydon and Rogue was something she wanted to do because she knew they wanted nothing to do with her–in contrast to Nightcrawler, who she planned to pick up the pieces with later, knowing he’d be more forgiving. Rogue runs away, memories of her childhood flashing around her. When she uses her ability to fly, she finds Jean taking over. While Gambit and Nightcrawler try to soothe her, it is still Jean and Professor X who quell her raging mind. Psylocke visits her out of sympathy while she’s healing, while Gambit kisses her forehead. In the end, Rogue notes a conversation Mystique had with Destiny, something about “Apocalypse.”

8. X-Treme Measures--A freebie episode. It premiered earlier, but I moved it around for narrative purposes. With Spyke gone, this episode still focuses on the Morlocks–specifically taking from “Uncanny X-Men #169-170”. Making Callisto a bit more comic-accurate, she finds Angel saving humans, and invites him to join the Morlocks. When he refuses, she captures him, intent on breaking his spirit (I do want some of the “he’ll be my mate” vibes, but it could be weird since he’s a teen in my version and Callisto is still an adult). Prodigy sees this and attempts to save him, but is struck ill doing so. Storm battles Callisto in order to save both Angel and Prodigy, coming out victorious. There is a brief moment where Storm is almost overcome with hatred, and Nightcrawler talks her down from it, sharing a brief kiss with her. The X-Men invite Angel to join them, and he says he will consider it.

9. Under Lock and Key--Essentially follows the same beat, except Mesmero uses Quicksilver to get the relic instead of Gambit, Beast goes with Wolverine to track down Mystique, and the bonding scene between Rogue and Nightcrawler lasts a little longer, with Mystique’s memories giving Rogue flashbacks to her and Kurt’s childhood and discussing it with him. Gambit quietly listens in the doorway, not wanting to ruin their moment. It’s hinted that Mesmero knows the whereabouts of Magneto’s missing members, making Magneto almost kill him. Banshee also appears, and while not officially joining the X-Men, tells them that they have his number. At the end of the episode, Angel joins the New Mutants.

10. Cruise Control--Occurs in a similar way, but switching up the characters; Beast takes Storm’s role as chaperone, Storm takes Kitty’s role in having fun with Nightcrawler, and Magik takes Boom-Boom’s role, which includes making a woman’s food come to life and exposing the group as mutants (Somnus attempts to make them think they dreamt it, but very few passengers believe that). Kurt also mentions he wishes Rogue could’ve been there to enjoy the cruise. Both Magma and Rictor feel the volcanic eruption, and they team up to save the day.

11. X23--I don’t have a lot of changes for this. Obviously make Laura look more like Wolverine like she does in the comics, and give Wolverine a cathartic moment where X-23 reminds him of Daken, and he ponders if he only exists to cause pain and how he could help them. Psylocke also recalls her time in the Mojoverse and that she was an assassin while under his control.

12. Dark Horizon (Part 1)--Happens similarly, with a few changes: it’s Magik at the beginning of the episode, Graydon taunts Scott and Jean with Principal Kelly, Rogue using her powers on Wanda inadvertently loosens some of Mastermind’s brainwashing on Wanda (which also happens when Rogue uses her powers on Pyro II), it is up to Magik and Nightcrawler to find Apocalypse’s hidden room. During the investigation, Iceman attempts to break through to Pyro II, who vaguely recalls Magneto’s imprisonment.

13. Dark Horizon (Part 2)--The teams split up differently: Magik, Nightcrawler, and Prodigy; Cyclops, Pyro, and Havok; Quicksilver, Pyro II, and Iceman; Beast, Magneto, and Professor X; and Storm and Jean. During their investigation, Prodigy suspects the missing mutants are somewhere in the pyramid, and Mr. Sinister appears briefly when Scott and Jean reunite. Other than that, the episode plays out pretty similar to the OG episode.

14. Impact--It's so emotional as-is! Though I do have changes: Wanda’s hypnosis is wearing off (which explains why she’s sympathetic to Rogue and Nightcrawler’s situation) though she doesn’t remember all the painful memories yet; Magneto doesn’t disappear and is just repelled by Apocalypse; and Nightcrawler has an angry “how could you?!” With Rogue before they both break down into tears, comforted by Storm and Gambit. But neither of them see Mystique’s statue repairing itself, slowly turning her back into flesh and blood (protected by the bargain she had made to help Apocalypse).

15. Cajun Spice--Deals more with the pain Kurt and Rogue feel, having them jumping between screaming matches and depressed interactions. Nightcrawler, being who he is, attempts to find some wisdom in the experience while Rogue goes with Remy to New Orleans. The rest of the episode virtually plays out the same, but now Gambit and Rogue become an official couple while Rogue and Nightcrawler reconcile. Kurt apologizes for making Rogue feel as though her pain wasn’t justified, and Rogue apologizes for demeaning his wish to bond with his birth mother and taking away the chance. They agree that Mystique is easy to despise and love, and they wonder if she has the same feelings about them. Mystique secretly listens to this conversation.

16. Ascension (Part 1)--Remove Storm and Professor X being taken away by Apocalypse, instead they're only injured. The Four Horsemen are revealed: Daken as Death, Colossus as War, Polaris as Pestilence, and a new mutant known as Vulcan becomes famine. Mr. Sinister reveals that Vulcan is the brother of Havok and Cyclops, who he saved following the airplane crash that happened to the Summers family. Mystique reveals she’s alive to the X-Men and states that she will assist them take down Apocalypse. Everything else is the same.

17. Ascension (Part 2)--The teams in different corners of the world: Storm, Magma, Jean Grey, Multiple, Somnus, and Rictor face Death (Daken) in Egypt; Prodigy, Beast, Havok, and Cyclops face Famine (Vulcan) in China; Magik, Sunspot, Wolverine, Psylocke, and Angel face off against War (Colossus) in Mexico; and Magneto, Professor X, Gambit, Scarlet Witch, Nightcrawler and Mystique go to face Pestilence (Polaris) at the Sphinx. There’s A LOT going on–like 1 hour of stuff going on. I’d want there to be brief “Dance with Death” and “War of Swords” sequences (inspired by “X of Swords” parts 3 and 13), Magneto and Wanda trying to break through to Polaris, flashbacks to Vulcan’s (who almost wins before running out of energy) manipulation under Sinister’s tutelage and descent into madness, and a real apology from Mystique to Nightcrawler and Kurt about how awful she’s been to them. In the wake of saving the world, attitudes towards mutantkind shift a bit more positive, allowing for Jubilee, Shadowcat, and Wolfsbane to return to the New Mutants, and Prodigy being allowed to return to school. Along with this, Psylocke and Colossus join the New Mutants. It should be noted that Mr. Sinister and Vulcan survive, with Vulcan flying into space to escape Mr. Sinister.

Lemme know what you think! Be sure to tell me what your favorite episode(s) is!

[thehollowprince]

Casual reminder that Storm did that.

They don't call her a goddess for nothing.

[coolcomicbookcovers]