Eye of the Storm
@eyeofthestormx.bsky.social
“There once was a woman who could fly…”
“…even as she advances key themes established by Moira and Jean, Storm achieves greater significance and complexity by entangling gender performance with social categories of religion, race, and sexuality.” #xmen #Storm #xspoilers #OroroSpoilers
January 26, 2025 at 9:41 AM
“…even as she advances key themes established by Moira and Jean, Storm achieves greater significance and complexity by entangling gender performance with social categories of religion, race, and sexuality.” #xmen #Storm #xspoilers #OroroSpoilers
“One needs to understand Storm in order to understand X-men comics — period.”
“Storm is the most ubiquitous character in Chris Claremont’s 16 year run… and also the one around which the narrative is predominantly structured.” - @claremontrun.bsky.social #Storm #xmen #Ororospoilers
“Storm is the most ubiquitous character in Chris Claremont’s 16 year run… and also the one around which the narrative is predominantly structured.” - @claremontrun.bsky.social #Storm #xmen #Ororospoilers
January 22, 2025 at 11:51 AM
“One needs to understand Storm in order to understand X-men comics — period.”
“Storm is the most ubiquitous character in Chris Claremont’s 16 year run… and also the one around which the narrative is predominantly structured.” - @claremontrun.bsky.social #Storm #xmen #Ororospoilers
“Storm is the most ubiquitous character in Chris Claremont’s 16 year run… and also the one around which the narrative is predominantly structured.” - @claremontrun.bsky.social #Storm #xmen #Ororospoilers