Venomized crossover. The team were featured in the Extermination crossover, where they went back to their original timeline. Ruins - Although the actual X-Men don't appear, alternate versions of its members and villains are shown to have suffered under horrific circumstances. Charles Xavier is a tyrannical President of the United States, Jean Grey is a prostitute, Magneto and Mystique die, Wolverine suffers from poisoning from his adamantium skeleton, Emma Frost heads the Church of the Next Generation and forces children of her followers to undergo surgery, Cyclops as well as Nightcrawler and Kitty Pryde are imprisoned at a Texas jail and Sabretooth is part of a fascist cannibalistic militia based in Oklahoma alongside Bucky Barnes and Jack Monroe. Ultimate X-Men – Set in the reimagined Ultimate Marvel universe. The X-Men are younger, wear black and gold uniforms and supernatural/cosmic elements are downplayed. Additionally Colossus is gay unlike his main universe counterpart, Magneto is not a Holocaust survivor and is more villainous, mutants were created by the Super-Soldier Serum, Cable is Wolverine and Kitty Pryde/Shadowcat dated Spider-Man. X-Men Forever – An alternate continuity diverging from X-Men, vol. 2 #3, continuing as though writer Chris Claremont had never left writing the series. X-Men Noir – Set in the 1930s, with the X-Men as a mysterious criminal gang and the Brotherhood as a secret society of corrupt cops. X-Men: The End – A possible ending to the X-Men's early 2005 status quo. X-Men '92 – Follows "Secret Wars", the X-Men of the 1992 TV Series, received their own comic book series. In other media The X-Men team has featured in multiple forms of media including the 20th Century Fox live-action film series, multiple animated shows, live-action shows, multiple video games, numerous novels, motion comics, soundtracks, action figures, and clothing. See also List of Marvel Comics superhero debuts Doom Patrol, a similar team of super-powered misfits appearing in comics published by DC Comics. Harbingers/Psiots, another group of superpowered outcasts appearing in comics published by Valiant Comics. References Further reading Note: Contains a chapter on the X-Men, with special emphasis on Jewish characters Magneto and Shadowcat. External links 1963 comics debuts Civil rights movement in popular culture Marvel Comics American superheroes Comics characters introduced in 1963 Characters created by Jack Kirby Characters created by Stan Lee Comics adapted into animated series Evolution in popular culture Marvel Entertainment franchises Marvel Comics adapted into films Marvel Comics