X-Men

[space6oy]

So if you think about the casualties and collateral damage caused by mutants fighting each other, as a civilian, you would be pretty pissed off.

look at the avengers. same scenario.

[oldangelmidnight]

Big news (hidden for spoilers)!

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Jean Grey's coming back to life! She's been dead since 2004, so this is a pretty big deal. I always have mixed feelings about resurrections, especially when they don't serve the needs of a good story, but this might be the ideal time for her to return, what with Cyclops, Wolverine, and (kind of) Professor X all being dead.

https://www.newsarama.com/36459-marvel- ... tions.html

Who the hell is Matthew Rosenberg and why isn't Al Ewing writing it?

So if you think about the casualties and collateral damage caused by mutants fighting each other, as a civilian, you would be pretty pissed off.

look at the avengers. same scenario.

[aen]

Bishop and Cable or get the fuck out.

ah yes, Gun Man and Burning Hand Gun Man. My favorites.

THAT SAID
90s is my X-time. I hopped on right for "X-Men #1" (As in, a new series in addition to the long running "Uncanny X-Men") With Jim Lee drawing and IIRC Chirs Clairmont wiritng?
I was pretty much nuts for all things X-men/factor/force/calibur which reached a fever pitch when Joe Madureira came on the scene. This was concurrent with my exposure to anime/manga which I was really into as well. Eventually Joe left Marvel to start a disappointing indie career, and I kind of faded away from comics with him.

Took a while to get back in with the good ish, but i still like to grab an X book here and there, if it is drawn half way decent, and written with some guts.