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The X-MenThe X-Men Characters: (Note: Links will take you to individual profiles.)
X-Men A-G X-Men H-O Havok - Alex Summers Iceman - Bobby Drake Jubilee Jubilation Lee Juggernaut Cain Marko Longshot No Alias Marvel Girl - Rachel Summers Multiple Man Jaime Maddox Nightcrawler Kurt Wagner Northstar Jean-Paul Beaubier X-Men P-Z Pheonix - Jean Grey Polaris - Lorna Dane Professor X - Charles Xavier Psylocke - Betsy Braddock Rogue - Anna Marie D'Ancanto Shadowcat - Kitty Pryde Storm - Ororo Munroe The White Queen - Emma Frost Wolfsbane Rahne Sinclair Wolverine - Logan Team Rosters: Original Team Cyclops Marvel Girl - Jean Grey Angel Beast Iceman
Current Team
Astonishing X-Men
X-Men Currently Seen In: Main Titles X-Men, Uncanny X-Men, Astonishing X-Men, Ultimate X-Men
Affiliated Titles Intersting Fact: The X-Men wasn't the name Stan Lee wanted to go with for the title of the comic. Stan Lee wanted to call the comic, "The Mutants," but it was rejected by the publisher. So Stan based the comics name after their leader, Charles Xavier - The X-Men. Origin:
Mutants are people whose genetics have mutated in such a way that they develop supernatural powers. These beings are considered to be the next evolutional phase of human development. Although these powers are great, the fear that they bring with them are greater. Mutants are feared, hated, and even attacked and killed in many different parts of the world. Enter Charles Xavier, himself a gifted mutant with tremendous telepathic and mental abilities. Xavier envisions a world where mutant and human can co-exist in peace. His dream is not shared by many. Xavier knows that to succeed in his dream, he must protect mutants from humankind and also protect humankind from those mutants who would use their powers for evil. Charles Xavier started the Xavier Institute for Gifted Youngsters, (now known as the Xavier Institute for Higher Learning). There he could train mutants in secret and help them control their unusual powers. The institute is also the home to an elite group of mutants that Xavier uses to help protect humans from harm and evil. These heroes are known as, The X-Men. The X-Men's members have changed throughout the years. As time goes on, more and more mutants have found the Xavier Institute to be home. Although the rosters have changed, they all have a unified purpose, to protect humanity and work towards a day when we can all live in peace. |
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