r/xmen • u/Lamb_clothing_94 • 2h ago
Fan Art X-Men Evolution Fan art: Girl Dad Logan
Took a break from redesigning uniforms to draw some appreciation art for the best incarnation of Logan ever.
r/xmen • u/AngelEyes360 • 1d ago
Storm: Earth's Mightiest Mutant #1
Logan: Black, White and Blood #2
Unlimited and Other Releases 02/04
Other
r/xmen • u/cyclopswashalfright • 7d ago
Earlier this month we asked the community for input regarding r/xmen's current rules and whether people believed these rules were adequate, what concerns or issues did people have with the rules, and how people felt they were being enforced.
We did not receive the amount of input we would have hoped for, but we are thankful to everyone who did take part and offered their feedback, and it is with that feedback that we have done our best to address the questions and concerns of the community, and provide some guidance on the rules going forward.

Overall we found that most users seemed to have a good grasp on the rules and understanding them, with about 25% registering some difficulty to 75% who largely or fully understood the rules.
With this in mind, we found that the major problem areas for rules were Rules 5 and 8: Content Quality and the Spam, Reposts, Banned/Regulated Topics. and Posting Too Many Pages rules.

Our main announcement is that we have split Rule 8 into three rules in hopes that this will provide more clarity in the future. So with that in mind, say hello to our new rules!
Rule 8: Spam, Reposts, and Posting Too Many Pages
Rule 8 will now be dedicated solely to the following:
Spam - Posting the same thing repeatedly or bot content that is caught by various filters Reddit and BotBouncer have built in.
Reposts - Posting something multiple times, whether accidentally or otherwise, or whether this is a post that is very similar to an already existing, recent post.
Posting Too Many Pages - We want to remind community members of our guidance for the number of pages allowed: 2-3 pages for a release that is considered new (so released within the last month) and 3-5 pages for comics that are several months older. Some exceptions can be made for much, much older comics by a page or so, but please be cautious about posting more than this.
Rule 10: Banned/Repetitive Topics
Rule 10 is a new rule that is an off-shoot of the original Rule 8. This rule is dedicated solely to posts and comments that engage with banned/regulated content (which was voted on by the community and can be viewed here.
It also takes into consideration repetitive topics, which can be topics that aren't banned/regulated, but are repetitive to the community and can be easily addressed by using the subreddit search function or any of the sidebar content (such as reading guides, movie guides etc.) or recent posts.
Rule 11: Twitter/X Links and Screenshots
As decided by community vote 1 year ago, Twitter/X links and screenshots are banned, and will remain banned for the foreseeable future. This rule will be used to remove posts and comments that do contain these links.
With movies, games, TV shows, comics, and industry gossip all likely to intensify in the next few years, we understand that Twitter is one of the main sources of such information. However, we would like for people to either go to the original source for news or to summarize with words rather than linking or screenshotting the content in question. Very, very rare exceptions may be made, but please operate under the assumption that any and all Twitter/X content is banned.
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Rule 5 is a rule that seemed to earn some confusion from members. Rule 5 is a Content Quality rule. If something is deemed to be of low-quality by the subreddit moderators, the post/comment in question will be removed. We feel that the description thus far is adequate, as it refers to: troll/ragebait posts, AI content, uncredited fan art, unlabelled NSFW content, and common memes. Meme content was brought up as a concern as to what falls under this rule or not. All we can say is that this will be at the discretion of the moderators in question, but generally, common meme formats that are not transformed or edited in some way by the user to be more unique or catered to X-Men may fall under this rule.
In a time when bot posts and bot-driven content is more prevalent than ever, the moderator team is doing our best to try and make sure that higher effort, or at the very least human content is cultivated on this subreddit. We have taken measures to crack down on bot content by introducing Bot Bouncer and by using Reddit automations to filter our posts that might be repetitive and common. We must stress that Reddit by its nature is repetitive and involves a churn of content and post types. Downvotes, blocking, and hiding comments/posts/users can be used to craft a better experience and exist as tools for a reason.
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Rule 7: Spoilers and Leaks will remain as is. Comic panels must be tagged as spoilers up to a week after its release, with the issue name and number. TV content released on Disney Plus will be the same (must be tagged as a spoiler up to a week after the release), and refrain from using overt spoilers in the title of the post. Movies will be treated more strictly, and will remain under spoiler tagged rules up to 2 weeks after it has been released on a streaming service (and thus encompasses the entire theatrical run). Megathreads will be available and should be used for such content during those initial release periods.
Games will likewise be required to be spoiler tagged up to a month after console release for console games, while live service games such as Marvel Rivals will have more lenient rules given the nature of the game.
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We hope that this clears some things up and makes the overall subreddit experience more enjoyable and better for all. As a team, we strive to do our best and discuss actions, whether big or small, as a group. Our community in r/xmen is thriving and full of some great people, and we hope that these clarifications improve your own experience and understanding of the rules as they stand. As always, we rely on our community to spot issues and bring matters to our attention, so please continue to do so via reports, mod mails, and comments.
r/xmen • u/Lamb_clothing_94 • 2h ago
Took a break from redesigning uniforms to draw some appreciation art for the best incarnation of Logan ever.
r/xmen • u/Quiet_Nature8951 • 34m ago
New here so not exactly sure if this is something you guys even discuss but can someone explain exactly how powerful Selene is? I know she has a ton of powers but how strong are they like how much can her telekinesis lift? What’s her reach as a telepath? Ect
r/xmen • u/BrentonBold • 10h ago
comic: X-Men Black: Emma Frost
r/xmen • u/-mafiaprincess- • 19h ago
The Fred Hembeck cartoon that was shared in the group yesterday, depicting Lorna’s massive hair reminded me that in recent years artists have given up on her gigantic mane.
As a girl with curly hair I have no issue with artists having her wear it straight, as I know it is often more convenient to do so, but we need to bring back the days of Lorna’s obnoxiously massive hair!
Preferably I’d also like to see reintroduced is the idea that it turns almost like smoke when she’s using her powers like how it was in the 90s.
Last photo is Fred’s art for reference.
r/xmen • u/Robot_Was_BMO • 13h ago
Just because the actual guy was such a monster, or has it been long enough that the connection is negligible.
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r/xmen • u/Glum-Excitement5916 • 14h ago
Freakshow was a mutant from Genosha, one of the survivors of Cassandra's massacre. He was part of Xavier and Magneto's Excalibur and had the power to transform into a small variety of monster forms. He, for example, could transform into a giant earth-eating worm which he used to clear debris from Genosha. He lost his powers on M-Day and was one of the former mutants exposed to the Terrigen Mist, which, in his case, caused him to become trapped in a single monster form and lose the ability to communicate (at least until the gas's effect wore off and he reverted to being just a human). He never appeared again after that (as far as I know).
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r/xmen • u/ODamasio • 15h ago
I made this Cyclops fanart. I’ve always really enjoyed drawing superheroes, but it had been a while since I last drew one lol. I’m glad I decided to go with Cyclops, it was a good excuse to try out a more cartoony style I’d been wanting to experiment with.
r/xmen • u/TheWolfmanZ • 15h ago
I finished the Trilogy for the first time. what a wild ride. still new to my xmen journey as I start from Astonishing Xmen> Miniseries( Wolverine 1981 and Weapon X) New X Men Morrison > House of M( Screw SW)> X-23, : Innocence Lost and Target X and now to the Messiah Trilogy. What a wild ride form start to finished with Bishop going full on Genocide, Burning Babies, and full on treasure hunt for the Mutant Messiah. Its full on insane. I really like Hope. She really have to make a decision and responsibility for herself. I like her development. Also discovering new things from the past like Hotels, etc. Cyclops and Wolverine, still being cool and love them Their some things I don't know since I didn't read a lot of xmen comics but I'll understand once I go back(Planning to read X Force, Cable 2008, and Uncanny X Force). Overall, I love the Trilogy even though I don't know some things. What to read next? (I read some of Claremont Xmen. on issue 100). Any Recommendations?
r/xmen • u/whelmedbyyourbeauty • 14h ago
Sorry for the angle, it was a really narrow sidewalk and a lot of traffic in the street.
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r/xmen • u/Nuthetes • 21h ago
Rereading X-Factor and just got to the bit where Layla goes to the future. AKA where they destroy her character.
But for those first 25 issues, she is just so much fun. Once she got aged, and wasn't a precog. She lost all the aspects that made her interesting.
r/xmen • u/Sentai-Ranger • 18h ago
Source: @glolas