May 27
"You're a mutant, for god's sake."
"I'm an American."
"Tell that to a Sentinel."
-X-Men (2024) #30
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"You're a mutant, for god's sake."
"I'm an American."
"Tell that to a Sentinel."
-X-Men (2024) #30
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From X-Men Vol. 7 #030, âDanger Room, Pt. 5â Art by Netho Diaz, Sean Parsons and Arthur Hesli Written by Jed MacKay
In order to prevent more future threats from happening, Cyclops and the X-Men fight the Fenris twins and the Neo-Nazis in the desert of Arizona.
Also, Cyclops meets his new rival, Crimson Commando, the mutant leader of O*N*E.
X-Men v7 #25, 2026
The Incredible Hulk #369 âSilent Screamsâ
Written by Peter David, Illustrated by Dale Keown and Bob MacLeod
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Spoilers for X-Men #25!
....Marvel resurrected one of my blorbos after 15 years and turned him into a hipster stooge for the US government đŠ
And I mean, he's been a stooge for the US government before (decades ago, in a very different political climate), but he was basically the antithesis of a hipster. I'm just...confused.
Are there any supporting characters in X-Men that youâve truly despised? For me, itâs Priscilla Morrison, from Uncanny X-Men issues 215-216 in 1987. After a powerless Storm is mistaken for an arsonist by the super villains Stonewall, Super Sabre, and Crimson Commando, she is abducted and forced to participate alongside Priscilla in a hunt akin to Richard Connellâs âThe Most Dangerous Gameâ.
Uncanny X-Men #215 (1987) Marvel Comics
Storm never assumes anyoneâs gender.
Uncanny X-Men #215 (1987) Marvel Comics
Just another spoiled rich girl from Newport selling drugs to the locals for a thrill.
Uncanny X-Men #216 (1987) Marvel Comics
Bitch said what?
Uncanny X-Men #216 (1987) Marvel Comics
Priscilla attempts to repay Storm for keeping her alive in the wild by killing her.
Uncanny X-Men #216 (1987) Marvel Comics
Priscilla goes full psychopath, murders an innocent couple she encounters, and steals their truck in order to escape.
Uncanny X-Men #216 (1987) Marvel Comics
SURPRISE!
Uncanny X-Men #216 (1987) Marvel Comics
I remember this being the first instance in an X-Men comic book as a child where I felt guilty I was pleased a character met such a violent and unceremonious end.
Uncanny X-Men #216 (1987) Marvel Comics
Fortunately, Wolverine arrived to help Ororo, and remind little me of what a piece of $#@! Priscilla was. Thanks, Logan!
There have been SO many loathsome minor players in the X-Men universe over the past sixty-three years. Iâm curious to know which ones have gotten under your skin.