X-Men teams in different eras in Marvel Comics art
For the course of the X-Men’s 61 years, the “mutant metaphor” has been one of the franchise’s driving principles, and now Marvel is evolving it in a vital new way. The X-Men’s From the Ashes era has begun, and with it comes the post-Krakoan diaspora. This traumatic event has revealed a new layer in the mutant versus human conflict as seen in NYX #1.
NYX #1 was written by Jackson Lanzing and Collin Kelly and drawn by Francesco Mortarino. The issue uses Ms. Marvel as its anchor, showing her daily life in the wake of the fall of Krakoa. She attends school alongside Sophie Cuckoo, and the two are enrolled in the same Mutant Studies class: “Examinations of Post-Krakoan Diaspora,” which is taught by Prodigy, a former member of the X-Men.A human live streams the attack, saying mutants are “not immigrants,” but instead are terrorists.
The X-Men's Mutant Metaphor, Explained The Mutant Metaphor Has Evolved Over Time Close The “mutant metaphor” has been the guiding principle of the X-Men franchise since its debut 61 years ago. At its core is the struggle between humans and mutants. Humans fear and hate mutants, and actively take steps to oppress them, be it Sentinels or internment camps. Over the years, this has been viewed as metaphorical for a variety of groups and movements.
The X-Men Remain Relevant As Ever The Mutant Metaphor Is Not Likely to Go Away Anytime Soon This evolution of the mutant metaphor has made it timely and relevant once again. As capitalism-fueled climate change continues to make certain areas of the planet inhospitable, more and more people will flee them, seeking homes in new countries. Unfortunately, many of these refugees do not receive a welcome when they arrive. These immigrants are labeled “terrorists” and “murderers,” much like Ms.
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