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Charles Xavier is Professor X, head of the X-Men and founder the Xavier Institute for mutants. His telepathy makes him one of the world's strongest mutants. ...

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Now that "X-Men: Legacy" isn't a Professor X title, I'm finding myself growing increasingly enchanted with it every month. ...

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By Greg Manuel Please. Of course, he could’ve just been smarting from that opening Magneto-snub, but still, this is post-MESSIAH COMPLEX, Bishop-shot-me-in-the-head-and-Exodus-saved-my-life ”clean slate” Professor X we’re talking about, here.

By noreply@blogger.com (Jim) It is very understandable that Professor X would not trust Magneto. They have known each other for years and it always seems like Magneto has opposed him at every turn. No matter how many times he has reached out to Magneto, they end up fighting.

By Brian Cronin COMIC LEGEND: Stan Lee intended for Professor X and Magneto to represent Martin Luther King and Malcolm X, respectively. Stan Lee originally intended for Professor X and Magneto to be the comic book equivalent of Martin Luther King and Malcolm X.

By Brian Cronin Professor X and Cyclops were not in a good place in their relationship at this point in time, so Professor X needed someone else to help him go look for Magneto, and, let’s face it, Kurt had no other plans, so he helped Professor X search for Magneto.

By Travis Two things are interesting to note after reading this series, in relation to the rest of Marvel’s comic world. One, it doesn’t matter if Professor X is on Magneto’s side or not, Magneto will try to conquer the world. No matter what reality we examine, whether Magnus knew Charles or not, wheth...

By pozzyfreak The Story: This one-shot serves to get readers up to speed on what’s been happening in both X-Men: Legacy and Wolverine: Origins, the two books involved in the much-hyped Original Sin crossover event. Wolverine, searching for Professor X, calls in a favor from an old acquaintance to prov...

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By pozzyfreak The Story: This one-shot serves to get readers up to speed on what’s been happening in both X-Men: Legacy and Wolverine: Origins, the two books involved in the much-hyped Original Sin crossover event. Wolverine, searching for Professor X, calls in a favor from an old acquaintance to prov...

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By Oops Pow Surprise When we found out a couple months ago that he was starting a blog called "Wolverine Liberation Army," we figured it was just some creepy X-Men fanfiction (SPOILER ALERT: Professor X bangs, like, everybody). ...

By Geoff Klock(noreply@blogger.com) The best part of “Pursuit” is Professor X, whom Claremont and Cockrum seem to be suddenly on a mission to make cooler than ever before. His trashing of a Brood warrior with a fist to the face is the most satisfying moment of action in the issue, and the subsequent dialogue between Charles and S...

By David Comics Setting his grand plan for godhood into motion, Apocalypse dispatches his agents to capture the world’s most powerful mutants, the fabled Twelve: Professor X, Cyclops, Jean Grey, Storm, Iceman, Sunfire, Polaris, Cable, Bishop, Mikhail Rasputin, the Living Monolith and Magn...

Setting his grand plan for godhood into motion, Apocalypse dispatches his agents to capture the world's most powerful mutants, the fabled Twelve: Professor X, Cyclops, Jean Grey, Storm, Iceman, Sunfire, Polaris, Cable, Bishop, Mikhail Rasputin, the Living Monolith and Magneto. Having himself planted the seeds of the Twelve legend, Apocalypse hopes to siphon their power, granting him omnipotency. Desperate to stave off his ascension, the X-Men must strike a temporary truce with Magneto to battle the warlord's forces as the Twelve are assembled -- and one longtime member seemingly sacrifices his own life to end the threat of Apocalypse once and for all! Collecting Uncanny X-Men 376-377, Cable 73-76, X-Men 96-97, Wolverine 145-...   [read the full post]

Larry7639 19:15, 18 July 2007 (EDT) [edit] Professor X and Angel! I also did Angel (Marvel Comics) of the X-Men. Hi! Quicksilver http://www.adherents.com/lit/comics/comic_book_religion.html I'm trying to do the major villains for the Marvel characters. The Modern Age characters:

By Rokk Krinn We zip to Nightcrawler and Professor X in the Blackbird. Suddenly, a lightning storm appears and Professor X grabs his head. Professor X says that Storm’s mind suddenly went white and that he can’t get into her mind now. That all he hears is screaming. Beast and Bishop leave the dealer’s place. Beast is depressed that he has hit a total dead end. That he doesn’t know where to go from here. Bishop says he isn’t worried because in his future there are tons of mutants. Beast then comments that Bishop is from an alternate future like Marvel Girl and Cable. That Bishop’s very presence here makes it unlikely that it will ever…Beast pauses and then says “Wait. That could be it.” End of issue.   [read the full post]

By Rokk Krinn We hop over to the jail cell where Darwin and Professor Xavier are being held. The Shi’ar soldiers enter and grab Professor X and drag him to the wedding ceremony. Nightcrawler teleports over to Professor X. However, Vulcan blasts Nighcrawler and then grabs Professor X. Vulcan then says that Professor X is going to get what he deserves. I’m going to guess that Darwin will sacrifice his own life in order to save Professor X. And I think there might be a good chance that Professor X’s exposure to the Crystal may give him his mutant powers back. After all, a powerless Professor X isn’t all that interesting.   [read the full post]