#Battle of the Atom

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Marte Garcia

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Teen Grey thirsting for Tykeclops

Jean and Scott stealing clothes

During the clusterfuck that was Battle of the Atom, these two kids fled. This whole run is full of the O5 angsting over various things, but it's kinda cute when Jean loses her train of thought while Scott is shirtless.

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Uncanny X-Men (Vol. 3) #12 - September 2013 - Art - Milo Manara

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#whiteQueenwednesday

‘Why won’t you ever stay dead?!’

From Wolverine and the X-Men # 36 by Jason Aaron and Giuseppe Camuncoli

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Vertigo's appearance in the now defunct mobile game X-Men: Battle of the Atom

1st APPEARANCE: Marvel Fanfare #1

BIO: The mysterious woman known as Vertigo first appeared alongside the mutated residents of the Savage Land. Empowered by Magneto with the ability to instill extreme disorientation or nausea in those around her, she fought the X-Men at his command.

STATUS: Eventually, Vertigo was cloned by Mister Sinister to be one of his Marauders. Once the baby messiah was born - she joined the pursuit to capture and preserve the child from the humans who would kill her.

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Wolverine and the X-Men #37 (2011)

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Battle of the Atom - The Sequel

The Future Brotherhood from Battle of the Atom return to finish what they started but first, Raze shows up in No More Humans X-Men No More HumansStarts off strong, with a great mystery of where did all of the humans go.Raze of Battle of the Atom is gathering mutants from ruined timelines, trying to get them shelter, but no humans, so that isn't good.Then ends with some Dark Phoenix nonsenseNot…

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It’s Casual Trek’s birthday!

We’ve been doing this podcast for a whole year, watching a ton of Star Trek we’ve never seen before, going on tangents and ranking the episodes on a big list from best to worst.

We started out being like Every Story Ever, Battle of the Atom and BatChat, and I feel we’ve grown into our own.

You can check out this episode where we look back at our past year, the decisions we’ve made, the discoveries we’ve found, what we want to see in the future!

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This mf has never looked more handsome. It's the blood. The yearning. It's the motherfucking romance

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Invencible 👍

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Artist Spotlight - Todd Nauck

@toddnauck

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President Dazzler

The last decade has shown us that lack of political experience is no barrier to the presidency

In the dark future of Battle of the Atom, Dazzler becomes the first mutant president.

Unfortunately she gets assassinated almost immediately, which serves as Beast's breaking point. Kitty Pryde did it first

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I know some people think it's crazy that Mark stayed to guard Eve instead of going out to fight but it honestly reminded me of Castlevania Nocturne where Richter was 100% willing to let the world fall into eternal night if it meant Annette was alive and safe. Real loverboys right here.

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#whiteQueenWednesday

‘Oh don’t be so dramatic Scott. You called us…’

From X-Men # 5 and Uncanny X-Men # 12 by Brian Wood, David Marquez, Brian Michael Bendis and Chris Bachalo

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Greycrow's appearance in the now defunct mobile game X-Men: Battle of the Atom

READ NAME: John Greycrow

1st APPEARANCE: Uncanny X-Men #21 (1986)

BIO: A Comanche World War II Soldier who was sentenced to death for murdering his fellow officers, John Greycrow survived his execution and entered the employ of Mister Sinister. As a sadistic mutant with regenerative and technomorphic powers, Scalphunter has been a nasty thorn in the X-Men's side.

STATUS: Scalphunter participated in the initial assult on Cooperstown to find the mutant messiah, in which he badly injured Nightcrawler, and later defended Sinister's Muir Island base against the encroaching X-Men. In the aftermath, he fled to the desert, rearing retribution, but Nightcrawler took pity on him instead and entreated him to make a change.

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Wolverine and the X-Men #36 (2011)