X-Men reboot currently being called "The Mutants"

[Killerbee911]

I grew up with X-men evolution so a teenage cast doesn't bother me. I prefer the Academy X kids but I can roll with a young Cyclops etc. It would be funny if they did a father son angle between him and Logan like they did in the show. Thats one way to sidestep the whole love triangle drama.Just have Logan and Storm get together- they were endearing and subtle.

I think Emma,Jean, and Cyclops triangle now trumps the Wolverine,Jean, and Cyclops. So a triangle is unavoidable imo

[CosmiComic]

I think Emma,Jean, and Cyclops triangle now trumps the Wolverine,Jean, and Cyclops. So a triangle is unavoidable imo

Dear God, why?

I'm curious, are X-Fans generally fans of these love triangles?

[yellow cyclone]

i am so tired of love triangles. especially wolverine/jean/cyclops

[Killerbee911]

Dear God, why?

I'm curious, are X-Fans generally fans of these love triangles?

Other than action what do you expect to see in comics and movies?

[Wolverine12]

Other than action what do you expect to see in comics and movies?

Comedy, drama, character development, world building, suspense, horror...more than just love triangles. Although I personally could not care less about who’s dating who in comics or tv/movies.

[CosmiComic]

Comedy, drama, character development, world building, suspense, horror...more than just love triangles. Although I personally could not care less about who’s dating who in comics or tv/movies.

I second that, with a vengeance!

[Killerbee911]

Comedy, drama, character development, world building, suspense, horror...more than just love triangles. Although I personally could not care less about who’s dating who in comics or tv/movies.

Interpersonal relationships are part good stories, I don't care about love triangles as the primary story but as secondary thing it does add to drama and personal interactions.

[Gray Lensman]

Interpersonal relationships are part good stories, I don't care about love triangles as the primary story but as secondary thing it does add to drama and personal interactions.

A love triangle as a vehicle for character development isn't bad. The issues with them in comics is they become the status quo, and end up stifling character development instead.

[Zelena]

Other than action what do you expect to see in comics and movies?

Everything that is present in real life that will give me the impression that I have stories with real persons instead of two-dimensional characters.

[Silvermoth]

I want to see the x-women shine

[Wolverine12]

Interpersonal relationships are part good stories, I don't care about love triangles as the primary story but as secondary thing it does add to drama and personal interactions.

I think I’d rather have relationship drama play out very minimally in my comics. X-Men has been fine about it with Hickman, it’s present but not front and center. With the movies I thought it was mostly okay in both Fox-Men and the MCU. Sometimes the relationships are the best part of a movie, Logan is my favorite movie and that whole movie was about relationships. As I’m typing this I think I’m realizing that I don’t care specifically for romantic relationships on the page/screen more than anything.

[Psy-lock]

Jean/Scott/Emma as it is in the comics is too spicy for Disney.

[Kingdom X]

Dear God, why?

I'm curious, are X-Fans generally fans of these love triangles?

I’m fine with them until they get toxic and take up the entire story.

[CosmiComic]

I’m fine with them until they get toxic and take up the entire story.

Honestly for me it always looks like adults acting like stereotypical teens. You have a good point about being toxic, because someone in a love triangle always comes off as "incel-y" and can't take a hint. It's a bit creepy, especially with everything that's happened in the real world. I mean, didn't Emma mentally manipulate Scott?

This soapy stuff is one of those things I'm always iffy about with the X-Men, or any other comic for that matter, and would rather not suffer it in rhe MCU.

[Kingdom X]

Honestly for me it always looks like adults acting like stereotypical teens. You have a good point about being toxic, because someone in a love triangle always comes off as "incel-y" and can't take a hint. It's a bit creepy, especially with everything that's happened in the real world. I mean, didn't Emma mentally manipulate Scott?

This soapy stuff is one of those things I'm always iffy about with the X-Men, or any other comic for that matter, and would rather not suffer it in rhe MCU.

Yeah a lot of people have pointed out that under modern standards Logan was sexually harassing Jean for a while and Emma definitely should not have had sex after offering him counseling.

Of course you can always have love triangles without those elements, but I don’t think you can do it justice in a 2 hr movie where there will undoubtedly be tons of other characters and stuff going on.