I wonder if magneto would've fought with Captain America and other superheroes during WW 2?
Place your past in a book burn the pages let them cook.He's too young, now at least. Although Claremont probably intended for him to be an adult during the war he's since been depicted as a child in the camps, which is the only way it makes sense now. If he'd been American his powers wouldn't have activated until the normal time for mutants.
If he had been an American adult it's difficult to say what he would have done. Perhaps he'd want a normal life; or maybe he would still view himself as a superior being. Perhaps he'd become enraged by the treatment of the European Jews and take action himself, perhaps before America joined the war.
It would be interesting to see a mutant become a standard superhero before mutants become known and feared by the general public; only for the anti-mutant paronia to emerge during their career.
Am I a good man or a bad man?Couldn't magneto just have lied about his age and he was a teenager during WW 2 and he was probably the same age as Toro.
Place your past in a book burn the pages let them cook.I think they've said that Erik was born in 1929, so something like that would've resembled Abraham Simpson's tour of duty in the First World War. *
Embroiled in slave rebellion, I escaped crucifixion simply by declaring 'I am Vito', everyone else apparently being called 'Spartacus'.

What do a lot of the troppers here magneto's life would've been like if he lived in america instead of Europe during WW 2?
Place your past in a book burn the pages let them cook.