Costumes

Table of Contents Marvel is throwing a Hellfire Gala for the X-Men and the mutants are turning looks! Some of the X-Men’s Hellfire Gala outfits were revealed this week, and I thought it would fun to give them a preliminary ranking based off my first-look impressions. I talk a lot about the X-fashion of the […]

Marvel’s Hellfire Gala event is really taking the X-Men’s fashion world by ‘storm’! Marvel has released more official Hellfire Gala looks for the X-Men. This time they’ve pretty much done a full mutant roll call, and have rounded up all the various teams into groups to showcase what everyone will look like as an ensemble cast.

Marvel’s Russel Dauterman variant solicit for Hellions # 13 features Psylocke in a lot of her most famous X-Men costumes. Psylocke is my favorite X-Men character of all time, so I thought what fun it would be to do a definitive ranking of all these outfits! I loved this cover from the moment I saw

The 5th installment of Russel Dauterman’s “X-Men Costumes throughout the years” series stars Emma Frost and is the variant cover for Frank #3. This cover shows Emma Frost in virtually every single costume she’s ever worn to the arena, and then some. There are 22 costumes, and I can’t think of any notable exceptions.  Perhaps

The 2nd installment of Russel Dauterman’s “costumes throughout the years” series features Rogue, and it was the variant cover for Excalibur #18. In this cover we get to see almost all of Rogue’s costumes, starting from her rough days with the Brotherhood of Evil Mutants, all the way through her iconic 90s and down to

The 1st installment of Russell Dauterman’s “X-Women Costumes Throughout The Years” series was none of than the Marvel Girl herself, Jean Grey, and it served as the variant cover for the debut issue of the Krakoa-era X-Men #1. This was the image that started the trend of Russell Dauterman’s costume series, in which other prominent

The 4th instalment of Russell Dauterman’s “X-Men costumes throughout the years” series features Storm as the covergirl, and it’s the variant cover for SWORD #8. Some of Russell’s previous covers in this series were for Jean Grey, Rogue, and Psylocke, and they were all fantastic. I’ve already done a ranking of my favorite looks in