History ComicBook / WayOfX

* DeconstructorFleet: A reoccurring theme of ''Way of X'' is shining a negative light on the morals and philosophies the mutants have developed throughout the ''ComicBook/DawnOfX'' initiative. Kurt is horrified seeing firsthand how dismissive of death the mutants have grown, their growing casual bigotry towards humans, and even how his "Make More Mutants" proclamation has had disastrous consequences.
* DeliberateValuesDissonance: Since Krakoa has conquered death, the morals of the people living there have been changing, much to Nightcrawler's displeasure. However, Kurt knows that while he may not ''like'' Crucible or people deliberately disregarding their own safety knowing they will be resurrected, there's nothing fundamentally ''wrong'' about it he can find. It just makes him feel uneasy, as if there are cracks in the society of Krakoa that someone will exploit.

* TheFundamentalist: The first issue has Nightcrawler leading a team consisting of Blink, Pixie, Loa, and DJ, into a "museum of hate" in Venice, where it's shown that people are being taught a religion of mutant hatred.

* ThoseTwoGuys: The Zorn Twins, alive at the same time for the first time are the CreepyTwins they were always meant to be.

* WhatTheHellHero: Stacey X's base of operation in Issue #3 is effectively a safe space she uses to encourage fledgling couples to work through the start of their relationships. She's unamused when Nightcrawler dismissively accuses her running a brothel and slugs him.

* PunnyName: Lost. Whenever the poor woman tries to introduce herself, people think she is asking for directions.

** Afterwards, when David is resurrected, he tells Xavier and Magneto to call him "Legion."

* KillEmAll: In ''The Onslaught Revelation'', we find out Onslaught's ultimate plan: [[spoiler: having been implanted into Cerebro thanks to Lost, a piece of him latches onto every resurrected mutant while he hides within his old host Xavier. He ultimately coerces the mutants into one final big shindig where they would ultimately kill themselves, but they would be unable to resurrect them as Xavier would have deleted all the backups.]]

''Way of X'' is a 2021 [[Creator/MarvelComics Marvel]] series from Creator/MarvelComics, written by Creator/SimonSpurrier with art by Bob Quinn, and color art by Java Tartaglia. Nominally a team book, it effectively stars [[Characters/MarvelComicsNightcrawler Nightcrawler]], surrounding him with a loose-knit supporting cast of other Krakoan mutants.

[[caption-width-right:350:"It's true what they say about you, [[ComicBook/{{Nightcrawler}} Kurt]]. You're one of the kindly ones." ]]

''Way of X'' is a 2021 [[Creator/MarvelComics Marvel]] series from Creator/MarvelComics, written by Creator/SimonSpurrier with art by Bob Quinn, and color art by Java Tartaglia.

Set in the shared Franchise/MarvelUniverse, the series is part of the wider ComicBook/XMen line and was launched as part of the ComicBook/ReignOfX arc, the second phase of the long-running [[ComicBook/XMenTheKrakoanAge Krakoan Age]] saga.

* AllLovingHero: Nightcrawler, he forms a genuine friendship with insane PhysicalGod Legion, is cordial to Doctor Nemesis and Stacy X in spite how different their outlooks and ways of life are to his and even shows empathy to [[HateSink Fabian Cortez]] [[spoiler:eventually teaching him to do the same.]]

It's close to paradise. Or, at least, it should be. But Nightcrawler's troubled by some aspects of Krakoa, and is trying to analyse his own reaction. Is it just culture shock, a clash his when old cultural values and religious faith run up against Krakoa's bold new way of life? Or is there something else, something horribly real, lurking in the shadows?

Set in the shared Franchise/MarvelUniverse, the series is part of the wider ComicBook/XMen line and the wider ComicBook/ReignOfX arc, the second phase of the long-running [[ComicBook/XMenTheKrakoanAge Krakoan Age]] saga.

''Way of X'' is a 2021 [[Creator/MarvelComics Marvel]] comic book series, written by Creator/SimonSpurrier and illustrated by Bob Quinn, as part of the ''ComicBook/ReignOfX'' event.

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The series concluded with a one-shot called ''X-Men: The Onslaught Revelation'', which Spurrier has described as the "season finale" of ''Way of X'' and that it will be followed with a "season two" storyline.

The story continues in ''ComicBook/LegionOfX''.

* FunnyBackgroundEvent: Artist Bob Quinn created a joke mutant named Soft Serve who has the power to [[PoopingFood poop out any flavor of ice cream]], and canonized her by inserting her into a crowd scene in Issue #2 that shows her offering an ice cream cone to someone who very clearly does not want it.