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X-Men (1991) (Comic Book)
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X-Men is a 1991 comic book series from Marvel Comics, launched as a new flagship title for the wider X-Men line.At the beginning of the series, the X-Men's massive ensemble cast was split evenly between two central X-Men titles, with each one focused on a different field team. The new X-Men series featured the "Blue Team" of Cyclops, Wolverine, Rogue, Gambit, Beast, Psylocke and Jubilee (while Uncanny X-Men featured the "Gold Team").The series had Jim Lee as artist and co-plotter; the first three issues were scripted by long-term X-Men writer Chris Claremont, who had been writing Uncanny X-Men since 1975. After Claremont's departure the series was scripted by John Byrne and then Scott Lobdell – then, when Jim Lee left Marvel in 1992 to co-found Image Comics, Fabian Nicieza took over as the new writer. This entire era was notorious for frequent crossovers, not only with other X-Men books but with other series as well, which has made it very difficult to collect in trade.Soon after the Age of Apocalypse event in 1995, Nicieza left the series and Lobdell (writer of Uncanny) took over the adjectiveless title as well, integrating the two core X-books much closer together. Lobdell was followed by Joe Kelly in 1997, and Alan Davis with Terry Kavanagh in 1999. The line-wide relaunch X-Men: Revolution in 2000 saw Claremont's brief return as writer from issue #100. In 2001, the series was retitled New X-Men from issue #114 for Grant Morrison's cerebral sci-fi run; for tropes relating to that era, see its own page. The 2004 relaunch X-Men: ReLoad saw the series' name revert back to X-Men from issue #157 under new writer Chuck Austen, who carried over the stories and characters he had previously been writing about in Uncanny X-Men. Austen was soon followed as writer by Peter Milligan, and then by Mike Carey.Following the 2008 crossover event Messiah Complex, X-Men vol. 2 was permanently retitled to X-Men Legacy from issue #208. The series initially focused on continuity-heavy stories featuring Professor Xavier, before shifting focus to Rogue from issue #226 onwards. Carey left the series after issue #260 and was replaced by Christos Gage; the series ended with issue #275. | |
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Forceful Kiss | |
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Forceful Kiss: In the danger room session that opens issue #1, Gambit grabs Jean Grey and gives her one of these. Then Jean explodes in his face. Because she was actually a training robot. | |
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Brainwashed and Crazy | |
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Brainwashed and Crazy: For Claremont's swan-song on his first seventeen year run on X-Men, he brought this trope along one last time, with half the team getting brainwashed into following Magneto. | |
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The Purge | |
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The Purge: Issue 200 through 204 has the Marauders going around finding anyone with time-travel abilities or knowledge of the future, as part of Sinister's scheme. Blindfold is the only one to get out, thanks to seeing it coming. | |
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Fantastic Slur: It's an early sign of Cortez's general personality that he throws "flatscan" around casually. | |
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Brainwashing for the Greater Good | |
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Brainwashing for the Greater Good: In the opening arc, Moira reveals she tried doing this to Magneto when he was all baby-fied. Erik is utterly outraged at this violation, but it turns out the brainwashing never took, since a flaw meant it wore off the minute he used his powers. All the good stuff he did? All him. | |
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Sexy Surfacing Shot: In Issue #8, Scott catches sigh of Psylocke rising out of the water in her leotard and starts stuttering. Jean gets extremely jealous. | |
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Et Tu, Brute? | |
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Et Tu, Brute?: In issue #1, Magneto is nearly killed by Wolverine. He's a little surprised, since while he expected that kind of attitude from Cyclops, he and Logan had been if not friends then at least comrades-in-arms recently. | |
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Reforged into a Minion | |
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Reforged into a Minion: Happens to Sunfire, Polaris and Gambit during "Blood of Apocalypse", each becoming a Horseman. Gambit actually did so willingly, but he had been planning to turn it against Apocalypse, only for the brainwashing to prove far too strong. | |
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Sacred Hospitality | |
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Sacred Hospitality: In the opening arc, Magneto saves the future Acolytes and the people chasing them. He's a little put out when on waking up they immediately resume trying to kill one another. More so when one of the humans kills a Mutant right in front of him... | |
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Breaking the Fellowship | |
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Breaking the Fellowship: The pre-Messiah Complex team, thanks to Mystique and Lady Mastermind's betrayal. As Cyclops bluntly points out to Bobby, there is no point pretending that the team even exists when of their members two have turned traitor, one is possessed by Malice (Karima), another is captive (Rogue), and Cannonball is hospitalized thanks to Sinister. | |
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Jerkass Ball | |
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Jerkass Ball: Wolverine spends much of issue #1 being particularly volatile and assholish, even for him. | |
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Token Evil Teammate | |
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Token Evil Teammate: Rogue's team had half its team be token evil folk - Mystique, Sabretooth and Lady Mastermind. It was honestly astounding it took as long as it did for everything to go to crap. | |
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The Bus Came Back | |
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The Bus Came Back: Karima Sharpandar returns during Mike Carrey's run, having last been seen in Chris Claremont's Excalibur a few years before. | |
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My Skull Runneth Over | |
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My Skull Runneth Over: Rogue, just before Messiah Complex, thanks to an ancient alien weapon that absorbs the minds of anyone it comes near, and has been traveling across galaxies for centuries. | |
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Shirtless Captives | |
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Shirtless Captives: In issue #7, "Inside Out", Wolverine is interrogated by Omega Red and Fenris after being captured by them, and relieved of his shirt. | |
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Foreshadowing | |
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Foreshadowing: When attacking Cable in issue 200, Gambit asks him if he knows the phrase "two minutes 'till dawn". Several issues later, Cable repeats it to baby Hope. | |
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It's Personal | |
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It's Personal: Sebastian Shaw, in the Cronus Machine arc of Legacy, which is the only reason he's involved at all. Up until he learnt he was threatened, he had not cared much beyond "vague curiosity". | |
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Eye Scream | |
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Eye Scream: Blindfold, in the last issue of "Blinded by the Light", thanks to foreseeing Hope's birth, which makes her start bleeding from underneath her blindfold. All the more alarming because Blindfold doesn't have eyes. | |
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Make Way for the New Villains | |
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Make Way for the New Villains: Magneto's death in issue 3 was supposed to be him getting Killed Off for Real, in favor of folk like Fabien Cortez. Almost immediately after Claremont left, the Hellions, long-standing rivals to the New Mutants, were slaughtered almost to a man to make the Upstarts look dangerous. | |
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Anti-Hero | |
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Anti-Hero: Bishop, of the '90s Anti-Hero variety when he first appeared, being a police officer from a Bad Future with a fondness for using guns rather than his mutant powers. | |
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Chuck Cunningham Syndrome | |
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Chuck Cunningham Syndrome: Peter Milligan's run had Mystique repeatedly trying to set Rogue up with Pulse, a mutant who could deactivate the powers of anyone near him. The very issue Milligan left, Pulse vanished like he had never existed, and was never mentioned again. | |
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Killed Off for Real | |
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Magneto's death in issue 3 was supposed to be him getting Killed Off for Real, in favor of folk like Fabien Cortez. | |
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Cast Herd: The cast has so many characters that the team was split into gold and blue teams. | |
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No Good Deed Goes Unpunished | |
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No Good Deed Goes Unpunished: Sunfire, during "The Blood of Apocalypse", risks his life to crawl back through Apocalypse's base to save Gazer from becoming a Horseman... only to find Gazer is no more, and so Sunfire gets made a horseman himself. | |
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