X-men - Wishlist

>>90921348
Jim lee never gets popular, Claremont stays on as writer and the book doesn't split into two teams.

X-Universe stays separate from the rest of Marvel, so the issue of "Mutants-bad/ superhumans-...somehow okay" is resolved.

>>90921611
It already makes sense.

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>>90921348
Kubert for Wolvie.

>>90921994
How? For instance, how is a woman that turns green and strong as hell accepted (even as a lawyer), but a girl who has this happen at puberty is a "filthy mutie"? I know it's all comics, but it at least needs a little internal consistency.

>>90922112
Why do some racists hate black people and yet okay with other minorities?

>>90921348
No X-factor
Jean stays dead
no M-Day

Squid Boy woulda lived

>>90922158
Black people are perceived as having a distinct culture, just like any minority or majority out there. Makes it easier to have ideas about them as a cohesive group. Mutants cover every walk of life and every background, just like the widely accepted super-folk of Marvel. So that may not be the best analogy when viewed from the perspective of the whole Marvel Universe.

>>90921511
>>90922203
This.

>>90921348
>Magneto would still be the father of Wanda and Pietro, who would still be mutants (goddammit).

That's all I want.

>>90922377
Mutants did have their own culture for a very brief and short period, but it still would make sense to a racist in the MU, racists are illogical.

I wish Juggernaut showed up.

>>90922488
Can't argue with that, lol.

Wolverine would not have been so overused (in movies or comics).

>>90922488
>Mutants did have their own culture for a very brief and short period

such as?

>>90922662
District X touched on it a tiny bit and some of Claremont's X-Treme X-Men run did as well, if I'm remembering right.