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The current era of #XMen comics has brought #LGBTQ characters and creators to the forefront and acknowledged queer subtext that's been present in the X-books for decades. This has helped enable the X-Men books to bypass the harmful "Kill your gays" trope.
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- Uncanny X-Force/X-Men*
Debut appearance: Uncanny X-Force #1
Designed by Kris Anka (2013)
*This looks is often credited for finally moving Betsy beyond the Hand assassin suit and another impactful look for her.
- X-Treme
Debut appearance: X-Treme X-Men #1 (2001)
Design by Salvador Larroca
- Training uniform
Debut appearance: Uncanny X-Men #273 (1991)
- Hand assassin*
Debut appearance: Uncanny X-Men #256 (1989)
Design by Jim Lee
*considered one of the most iconic character designs. Betsy would frequently return to this look when other costumes didn’t stick.
- Lady Mandarin*
Debut Appearance: Uncanny X-Men #256/257 (1989/90)
Design by Jim Lee
*the costume first appears on the cover for 256 but we don’t actually see her in it on page until 257.
- X-man aka Puffy sleeves
Debut appearance: Uncanny X-Men #213 (1987)
Design by Alan Davis
I too am pretty much always carrying the torch for what was primarily my first real love when I discovered comics. The X-Men. So naturally I dressed up this Canete/Fairbairn Sienkiewicz homage. https://t.co/J1GfqycL72
It's THN 669! Featuring #reviews of Black Adam #1, Starhenge #1, Public Domain #1, X-Men #12 & MORE! #comics #comicbooks #podcast #DCComics #MarvelComics #ImageComics @RafaSandoval75 @zdarsky @GerryDuggan @PepeLarraz @LiamRSharp @ImageComics
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Who wouldn't follow her? Hope to see Kwannon on the X-Men again at some point. We need Psylocke back on team. 🥹🙏💜