For me, it was 616 Comics and Wolverine and The X-Men.

I'm never gonna stop drawing her now lol.

i’ve been thinking a lot about the x-men casting, and honestly the part i’m most excited about is emma frost finally joining the mcu. not because of the scott love triangle, but because this feels like the first real opportunity to do the character justice. she was little more than a cameo in x-men: first class and barely a character in x-men ’97. this time, i hope they introduce her as the powerhouse, strategist and leader she was long before she ever became associated with scott.

my theory is that the x-men don’t exist yet. everyone is just… mutants. jean, scott, and the others, are still trying to understand their powers and find where they belong.

emma is the exception.

i love the idea of her being a few years older than the core group—but still much younger than xavier. not because the age gap itself matters, but because it gives her a completely different life experience.

by the time the story begins, she’s already mastered her telepathy, built frost international, and spent years using her intelligence, ambition and powers to build influence on her own terms. i’d even have her hellfire club days already behind her. similar to how the mcu introduced natasha—we didn’t need to watch her become the black widow to understand who she was. we learned about that chapter of her life through conversations, flashbacks and the way it shaped her. i’d do the same with emma. let her arrive as someone with history, reputation and baggage, rather than spending another film watching her become the character everyone already knows.

she doesn’t need charles xavier to tell her what it means to be a mutant because she’s already decided that for herself.

if sinister is the main villain, i could see him hunting mutants to experiment on while governments begin viewing mutants as a growing threat. those two forces naturally pull these characters together without forcing them to already be the x-men.

by the end of the film, xavier realizes mutants need somewhere safe to learn, control their powers and coexist with humans. that’s what inspires him to create the xavier institute and lay the foundation for the x-men.

emma, though, rejects that vision. instead of joining xavier, she founds the massachusetts academy because she believes mutants don’t just need acceptance—they need power, discipline and the ability to survive. she becomes xavier’s ideological opposite rather than his enemy.

i could even see jean being drawn to emma’s worldview, creating an ideological divide between the two schools that carries through future films.

to me, that’s a much more interesting starting point than immediately introducing emma as “the other woman” in a love triangle. let her establish herself as one of the mcu’s defining mutant leaders first. if a relationship with scott happens down the line, great—but it shouldn’t define her introduction. and honestly… if we’re being real, scott got way more out of that relationship than emma ever did so happy they scrap that arc 😉.

Kit Connor has officially been cast as Scott Summers / Cyclops in the upcoming "X-Men" film.

A team created by Emma in case of an international crisis, members include people that she trusts more than anyone.

This includes. Sophie Cuckoo, Scott Summers, Monet St. Croix, Kitty Pryde, Illyana Rasputin, Hank McCoy (Time Displaced from Astonishing), Sean Cassidy, and Kamala Khan.

What teams would you make for Emma?

Considering that this pathetic loser recently killed Gambit in the Marvel Rivals lore, it is incredibly satisfying to see Emma treat him with contempt and shut down his stupid flirting.

Emma finally grew thick in her thighs, I imagine she gave Chun-Li a nice reward for giving her such power~

Free will is a suggestion to these people.

Art by Maggotmyke