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Word. Better question that I always end up asking brehs whenever I watch an X-Men movie/cartoon/book with is, "who you running with?" If you not choosing Magneto then it's![]()
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Word. Better question that I always end up asking brehs whenever I watch an X-Men movie/cartoon/book with is, "who you running with?" If you not choosing Magneto then it's![]()
X-Men can be allegory for a multiple range of groups fighting for civil rights but yeah the Malcolm-Martin comparsion of Xaiver and Erik has been mentioned for a long time
Explain brehSome struggle trolling attempts in this thread![]()
Word. Better question that I always end up asking brehs whenever I watch an X-Men movie/cartoon/book with is, "who you running with?" If you not choosing Magneto then it's![]()
It took them 12 years of using minority metaphors to add minorities lol
They added Sunfire, Thunderbird (dead) and Storm (who irks me, a black woman with white straight hair and blue eyes, who was playing goddess with Africans)
How you saying this, @Scott Summers
Professor X would be so disappointed
Yes, I know Cyke and Mags are buddies now
JEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAN
I did. But you said that it can be compared to any civil rights group....You aint heard or read how X and Magneto were inspried or mirrored by Malcolm X and MLK though? I'm not saying the comparison aint lazy on the part of predominatley white writers who analyze comics or art but its been around for a few years.
XMen were really akin to homosexuals trying to fit in with regular society..That's why I always gravitated toward reading X-men as a kid. shyt always seemed deeper than just some costume and power superhero shyt.