X-men

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markhamillz:The X-Men Films:You know, Logan… this is what life looks like. A home, people who love e

fassbendecr:sher’s list of favourite movies [1/70 ] • x-men: first class (2011)You want society to a

underbetelgeuse:X-MEN: DAYS OF THE FUTURE PAST 2014 › DIR. BRYAN SINGER

fyeahmarvel:You’re not kids anymore. You’re not students. You’re X-Men.

comicbooktradingcards:Fleer Ultra X-Men - Series 3 (2018)#48 Magik

peterbparkers:X-Men: Days of Future Past (2014) | WandaVision (2021)++

xaviers-institute:Come check out our X-men Evolution RP where you could be your favorite Mutant!Many

fckyeahemmafrost:I Love You, Too - Giant-Size Astonishing X-Men #1

why-i-love-comics:X-Men #1 (2019)written by Jonathan Hickmanart by Leinil Francis Yu, Gerry Alanguil

X-Factor By Eman Casallos

dianaofthemyscira:X-Men: Apocalypse (2016)WandaVision (2021)

cryomancers:I love Logan.I have literally bought X-Men comics solely based on Scott and Logan being

dailyflicks:Us turning on each other, it’s what they want. I tried to warn you, Charles.X-MEN: FIRST

X-Men 2: Clone Wars for the Mega Drive, Headgames, 1995♫ Kurt Harland — The Clone Wars

codenamecesare:lunac7:A few behind the scenes gifs of James as gorgeous Charles Xavier in X-Men Firs

peterbparkers:X-Men: First Class (2011) | X-Men: Days of Future Past (2014) | WandaVision (2021)

marveladdicts:X-Men : Age of Apocalypse (2016) dir. Bryan Singer 

dailymalecelebs:James Marsden Breaks Down His Career: X-Men (2000)

lonestargreat:bluestalking-fox:#mutants are a metaphorPeople ask why I like the X-Men so much. Shit

coffeefrenchandhistory:These. These are two of the most powerful moments in the X-Men movies. This i

angel-is-alive-i-promise:marvelheroes:Ben Hardy behinds the scenes of X-Men: ApocalypseI AM NOT OKAY

ray-norr:Quickie of Psylocke from the X-Men

gordonlevitts-archive-blog:x-men first class quotes (part 1)

cinemawithoutpeople:Cinema without people: X2: X-Men United (2003, Bryan Singer, dir.)

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