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@telepathlover / telepathlover.tumblr.com

@caelumsthelimit’s comics sideblog! almost exclusively x-men but i can be convinced to try other things! i love x-women <333

hi!! i’m caelum :) my main is @caelumsthelimit but this is my comics sideblog (pretty much exclusively x-men but i have been known to branch out on occasion)

my pronouns are xe/xem/xyr but anything other than he/she is cool with me

i have… several various tags that honestly i need to organize better but if you need something tagged shoot me a message and i’ll do my best

CURRENTLY READING: 1980s Claremont (& related series) and Kill Six Billion Demons (webcomic)

At some point I plan to read the following non x-men series: Batgirl (2000), Absolute Green Lantern and Absolute Martian Manhunter (when they come out), Immortal Thor, and Alan Scott: Green Lantern

favorite characters include: rachel summers-grey, jean grey, cypher/doug ramsey, magneto, and charles xavier (yes i actually like 616!charles, no i don’t want to hear how you think he’s a terrible person)

MOVIEVERSE FANS: i do not blog about xmcu. please don’t tag my posts as such. if you want to learn about comics i am more than happy to help you out but i’m tired of xmcu fans taking comics fully out of context to support their claims without ever reading them.

why even review a piece of media if youre going to look at aspects of it that makes it part of its genre and talk negatively of those sequences

not even talking about "ugh why does every such work in x genre have this trope?" such as "ugh why does every horror movie have the "dropping the keys" moment". no. some people are on another level saying shit in the vein of "then finally this uncomfortable part where the horror movie scares us is over and we are thankfully back to more relaxed sequences!"

Hate it when MCU fans say they won't get into comics because they're sexualised. Like yeah I won't pretend comics don't have a historical issue with how they draw and depict women which IS a genuine reason to feel uncomfortable sometimes but let's not act like it didn't take them like a fucking decade to zip up Scarlet Johansson's costume either 💀

Marvel has been making comics for about 80 years. Within those 80 years, there have been comics which do not sexualise women! There have even *gasp* been women who write comics! Who draw comics! Like I will ultimately not fault you if you look at certain costumes or styles and decide that you do not want to read that, but there are plenty of comics written by women and drawn by women which do not have these same issues. Read Kamala Khan Ms Marvel! Read the Kelly Thompson Captain Marvel run. Read Exceptional X-Men (2024). Check out the writing credits of Ann Nocenti or Louise Simonson. It's not like Marvel exclusively hires Greg Land or Frank Cho, there are other people who work for them and some of them are even women!

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I'm a beginner to xmen comics but it's so nice that there's such a diverse representation of mental illnesses in the story! For example:

-Gambit (speaks french)

-Nightcrawler (catholic)

-Cyclops (cyclops)

Every professional comic writer should have the same encyclopedic knowledge about their protagonist as my mutuals and I do. It’s really not that hard. All it takes is a 500 issue reading list and a dream.

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