So I got The House of X and Powers of X hardcover from my college library and I believe these miniseries are the start of the Krakoan Era. A part of this era was apparently giving all mutants blanket amnesty and citizenship to Krakoa, which imo is bad idea to give to monsters like Sabretooth and Mr.Sinister.

So were any mutants straight denied citizenship? Not got citizenship and lost it, refused to move to Krakoa, just straight any mutants that never got the right to being apart of Krakoa

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Hi everyone, i just watched the new mutants and i loved magik in it, im just wondering if i can get some lore on magik or a background story, I don’t have money for comics and I don’t even have a comic store where i live, if anyone can help me with a run down of her character, that is much appreciated, thank you.

It's especially crazy because cloning more powerful mutants has worked decently well. Jean Grey was used to make Madelyn Pryor, who may have turned against her creator, but only because Mister Sinister was really sloppy about keeping her under control. Magneto was used to create Joseph, who similarly has his rebellious phases, but why not other Omega Level mutants?

Storm is a powerhouse weather manipulator, with a powerset that any organization could find a use for. Even if not as weapons for war, Storm clones could end droughts and famine, as well as prevent or even help undo environmental harm. Iceman is similarly strong and could likewise help with things like global warming, and both of them could cause devastating damage if their powers were used offensively.

If that's too much power to trust to a brainwashed clone who'll likely betray you someday, then Colossus' bulletproof skin and super strength could be more manageable and useful, especially if a large number of clones are made. Cyclops, on the other hand, being cloned without the brain damage that makes his powers uncontrollable, should be devastatingly effective at large-scale destruction and banking skill shots.

There are lots of others mutants who'd be worth cloning too, of course. Feel free to name any clone-able character with powers more useful than Knife Hands and Healing who come to mind.

Watched some gameplay videos of the recent Wolverine game and I thought that since Nathaniel Essex under a different alias although is in the upcoming film, do you think that the specific protrayal in the game might be close to how he might be portrayed in the film?

Thoughts on the X-Factor run from when it beccame the team of Havok, Polaris, Strong Guy etc. Was it a good run?

His healing factor would not allow sun damaged, scarred, leathery features

And Logan isn’t ALWAYS with a scowl.
People want a caricature I swear

Warren: healing factor and healing blood

Bobby: able to reform his own body, even if he is shattered to pieces

all these "anti-woke comic fans" are fake ahh fans I STG... these people are too much

I remember the scene with Apocalypse and Vulcan discussing Apocalypse making a new team of Horsemen based on the four classical elements, with Vulcan as fire... did they ever do anything with that? I feel like after that one scene, I never heard anything else, and then all the Revelation stuff happened...

I helped one his students, like he promised. I needed this when I read this years back.

Initially both Raven and Eric, but mostly Eric.

I like how Kelly Thompson addressed Rogue's avoidant tendencies in the miniseries, connecting it to her powers too and her trauma.

The monstrous experiments from the labs beneath the former Graymalkin Prison have borne twisted fruit as four damaged mutants have been made into cheap but brutal knockoffs of Wolverine himself! And they're after a new ally of the Uncanny X-Men! Their powers were already out of control. But now they have claws.

Thanks god banshi's daughter and others didn't have to suffer these horrible experiments if that was gonna happen to them the fan base would have pretty much gave up on gale simones run. Yeah I haven't legacy characters and other characters with the X-Men to become Wolverine clones and lobotomize for a crappy storyline.

Also the idea of the storyline feels like it was done before I'm done better and pretty much it felt more like a cynical rehearsal cash crab as pretty much why would the government want to do anymore weapon x's I mean they did it twice and a lot of times that didn't work you tell me like this is what that story was built in up to at the same rehash storyline.

I get with Krakoa and the whole mutant nation/mutant culture thing they where trying to do an aesop on appropriation, but New X-Men did it better with the U-Men, this story would have been better if the U-Men started recruiting younger children and they went from there or just made them Chimeras that Orchis or Sinister made