X-Men (Comic Book): Difference between revisions

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* ''X-Men Legacy'', previously known as just X-Men (or "Adjectiveless X-Men" to distinguish it from Uncanny). Started off as a showcase for Jim Lee, but it was transformed into Grant Morrison's New X Men to coincide with the first two movies. After Schism the book currently serves as a display for most of the teachers in the JGSFHH.

* ''[[X-Force|Uncanny X-Force]]''

* ''[[X-Factor]]'' (not to be confused with [[The X Factor|Simon Cowell's show]])

* ''[[X-Factor (comics)|X-Factor]]'' (not to be confused with [[The X Factor|Simon Cowell's show]])

== Secondary titles for the Blue Team are: ==

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* ''[[X-Men vs. Street Fighter]]:'' Crossover between the X-Men and Street Fighter, which spawned [[Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter|a few]] [[Marvel vs. Capcom|sequels]].

* ''[[X-Men Next Dimension|X-Men: Next Dimension]]:'' 3-D fighting game based on the Operation: Zero Tolerance storyline.

* ''[[X Men Legends]]:'' Series of action/role-playing video games, which are based on various comic continuities but take place in their own.

* ''[[X-Men Legends]]:'' Series of action/role-playing video games, which are based on various comic continuities but take place in their own.

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* [[Ashes to Crashes]]: Destiny (girlfriend/advisor to Mystique) left very specific instructions for when Mystique was to scatter her ashes. It was to be on the fantail of a particular cruise liner, on a specific date, at a specific time. Mystique waits for the specific time, then tosses the ashes, only to have the wind blow them right back in her face. The fact that Destiny was a clairvoyant means the entire thing was a rather macabre practical joke. Mystique appropriately laughs at her lover's final joke.

* [[Author Catchphrase]]: Especially during [[Chris Claremont]]'s run.

* [[Back ~~From~~ the Dead]]: Professor X was the first major character, but later on Jean Grey remains one of the first superheroines to be brought back from the dead. But if you think she was [[Killed Off for Real]] even a fraction as many times as Magneto, [[Never Live It Down|you haven't done your homework]].

* [[Back from the Dead]]: Professor X was the first major character, but later on Jean Grey remains one of the first superheroines to be brought back from the dead. But if you think she was [[Killed Off for Real]] even a fraction as many times as Magneto, [[Never Live It Down|you haven't done your homework]].

** It has become something of a joke at how many characters have died and returned. But trying to avert this not only fools nobody, it comes across as writers using averting this to get rid of characters they don't like.

** The entire team dies in Uncanny X-Men #227, only to come back a few pages later.

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*** Nowadays, Rogue has had the psychological blocks on her powers removed. She still has a full bodysuit and a cloak, presumably since she's accustomed to it.

*** More likely, it prevents her from accidentally using her powers on more than one person at once, for example, if she's crammed in a football-style pileup and trying to power-steal/incapacitate only one of them, but might otherwise take out one of her own people.

* [[Sunglasses At Night]]: Cyclops, to keep control over his powers.

* [[Sunglasses at Night]]: Cyclops, to keep control over his powers.

* [[Super Empowering]]: Sage, but only for those with latent mutations.

* [[Super Family Team]]: For various related X-men.