X-men and its Relationship to Weimar and Nazi Germany

X-men , the comic was initially seen as an allegory or representation of the struggle for power between Malcolm X and Martin Luther King , in their fight for Black Civil rights and whose methods best assisted the fight , and who would eventually take power and lead the Black people through the turmoil of the 1950's. However , the focus of this essay is the "X-men" movie series and their storylines , rather than an overview of the whole of the "X-men" comic book series.

"X-men" the movie (2000, Fox) was the beginning of a series of movies based on the "X-men" characters created by MARVEL COMICS- thrity five years ago. The first movie - although not receptive to acclaim was a commercial suc

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