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womeninfictionandirl · 8 hours

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Ororo Munroe by Kevin Wada

#ororo munroe #ororo of the storm #storm #Kevin wada #ororo Monroe #art #artwork #marvel #xmen #x men #xwomen #x women #marvel universe #marvel superheroes #marvel comics #marvel heroes

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evermore-fashion · 2 months

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Evermore-Fashion: Women of Marvel

Ororo Munroe is a powerful mutant with weather-manipulating abilities, also known as the infamous and influential hero Storm. She is also the descendant of an ancient line of African priestesses, all of whom have white hair, blue eyes, and the potential to wield magic. After becoming an orphan Ororo became a sneak-thief on the streets of Cairo under the tutelage of Achmed El Gibár, who provided her a home. As a teenager, she felt the urge to travel to the south, arriving at the Serengeti plains. Venerated by the locals as a goddess, Ororo used her abilities to ease the droughts in the arid desert. Eventually she was approached by Professor Xavier to join his X-Men, a mutant group aimed at implementing peace between humans and mutants.

(Zuhair Murad Spring 2023 Haute Couture Collection)

#Fashion #FashionEdit #Zuhair Murad #CoutureEdit #Fashion Details #X-Men #Ororo Monroe #Storm #Marvel Comics #Comic Book Fashion #My Edit

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storyofmorewhoa · 3 days

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Just marry the belle and be done.

X-Men Gold #30 (2018) "Remember It," X-Men '97 (2024)

see also: this thread started by @bornincaldecott, this gifset by @counterspelling, and this post

#remy lebeau #kurt wagner #anna marie lebeau #x-men gold #x-men '97 #xmen 97 #x-men 97 #gambit #rogue #remy etienne lebeau #ororo monroe #anna marie raven #anna raven #storm #nightcrawler #remember it

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sabrerine911 · 30 days

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I did it!

I colored ALL of them!

My Earth-911b X-men sketches are done!

Earh 911 is mostly how I dubbed the Earth they are from back then, just stuck with it.

They are based mostly on the 90's version, X-men Legends and some other more modern sources. Some of them are considerably more powerful/stronger version of those but that's the general gist of it.

(added some extra description stuff on these versions, some more similar to the regulars than others)

Now Im officially ready for X-Men 97! (was planning to add a bit more info on my versions, but these high effort posts never blow up so I wont bother with that effort XD )

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jasontoddssuper · 10 months

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"There's so few good female superheroes" is a whole ass lie.There's literally millions of them,you're just a pick me who dosen't wanna read/watch anything that's not about a (nonblack) Batboy or an Avenger

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ungoliantschilde · 11 months

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Uncanny X-Men, Vol. 1 # 198, by Barry Windsor-Smith and Chris Claremont, with Letters by Tom Orzechowski

#Barry Windsor-Smith #BWS #Chris Claremont #Tom Orzechowski #Uncanny X-Men #Storm #Ororo Monroe #Cover Process #Process #Master Class #Marvel Comics #Marvel #Comics #Art #Illustration

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browsethestacks · 1 year

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Storm

Art by Peach Momoko

#Comics #Marvel Comics #Storm #X-Men #Peach Momoko #Art #Marvel #Ororo Monroe

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donnatroyprincessofthemyscira · 8 months

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Art Credit to Alan Davis

#Storm #Wolverine #Ororo Monroe #James Howlert #X-Men

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abduloki · 2 months

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X-Men : The Animated Series (1992 - 1997)

Before there was the Avengers, there was the X-Men.

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newx-menfan · 10 months

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“Grrr…f***…bub” Laura just isn’t working for Storm OR me 😐

#Wolverine #x force #x 23 #x23 #laura x 23 #Laura Kinney #new x men #new xmen #x men #Marvel #Storm #Ororo Monroe

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womeninfictionandirl · 8 months

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Storm by David Mack

#David Mack #storm #ororo of the storm #ororo munroe #ororo Monroe #art #artwork #marvel #marvel storm #x men #x-men #xmen #xwomen #x women #marvel universe #marvel superheroes #marvel comics #marvel heroes #marvel heroines

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zewarudo · 2 months

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#marvel #storm #ororo monroe #x-men #fall of x

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racefortheironthrone · 4 months

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Why aren’t there seemingly any Krakoa era-esque stories based in Wakanda, where the creator goes deep on the world-building for the nation and it’s relationship with the wider Marvel universe? Correct me if I’m wrong, but it seems like most Black Panther books are basically always just “who is T’Challa if he isn’t King” or “why T’Challa is the worst” type stories. They’re boring and uninspired, give me my nerdy shit Marvel!!!

I think you've missed some key issues, because there's definitely been some that cover world-building about Wakanda's relationship with Krakoa.

From the beginning of HOXPOX, Hickman established that Wakanda had a unique relationship with Krakoa - while most human nations signed trade deals with the mutant nation-state, some did not due to ideological or geostrategic opposition. Alone in the world, Wakanda (and its protectorates in east Africa) didn't sign a trade deal with Krakoa because it was so technologically advanced that it simply didn't need anything Krakoa was selling.

This was a source of consternation for the Krakoan government, so they went to some lengths to try to bring Wakanda into their diplomatic-economic orbit - as we see in X-Men #4. These efforts were politely rejected, as the Wakandans preferred a more arms-length relationship in which Krakoan-Wakandan relations would be managed through bilateral monarchical negotiations between T'challa and Ororo Monroe, leveraging their personal connections to promote a friendly policy of non-interference.

This status quo broke down during the Arraki-Amenthi invasion of Otherworld, which threatened the very existence of Krakoa and indeed the survival of the whole world. As part of Saturnyne's scheme to foil the invasion through a tournament of sword-bearers, Storm was tasked with retrieving the Wakandan blade Skybreaker. This vibranium weapon was uniquely suited to Storm's powers, amplifying her omega weather control powers even further, but it was also sacred to Wakanda as it was also the weapon forged by the founder of their nation and the Black Panther cult.

Thus, when Ororo traveled to Wakanda to ask for the sword in Marauders #13, T'challa did not want to give it to her - but rather than refuse her outright, he attempted to stall negotiations and avoid the confrontation. With a literal deadline for Krakoa, Otherworld, and Earth itself breathing down her neck, Storm was unwilling to wait and broke into the royal vaults to steal Skybreaker. While T'challa ultimately let Ororo leave with the weapon, trust between the two of them and their respective nations was broken - and Wakanda cut ties with Krakoa, although it never declared formal enmity with the mutant nation.

At the same time, neither country could totally isolate themselves from the other - especially after Krakoa terraformed Mars at the first Hellfire Gala and turned it into a new homeland for Arrako and her people. Through the joint efforts of S.W.O.R.D and Storm, Arrako would become the diplomatic nexus for intergalatic politics and Krakoa the new foundation of intergalactic monetary policy - something that had enormous ramifications for the Intergalatic Empire of Wakanda.

This ushered in something of a cold war between the two nations, who had to maintain formal diplomatic and economic channels, but who secretly engaged in espionage against the other in order to gain intelligence as to what their counterparts were up to, since they no longer trusted the other to give them an honest answer directly. This caused a great deal of tension for Wakandan citizens who were mutants, as they became the obvious candidates to spy on Krakoa and Arrako for Wakanda.

As depicted in Black Panther #3 and X-Men Red #4, the former X-Man Nezhno Abidemi, aka Gentle, was recruited by T'challa to be one of his sleeper agents. Using the very real anti-mutant prejudice Abidemi experienced growing up in Wakanda as cover, Gentle spied on Ororo Monroe in her capacity as the new Regent of Arrako and Voice of Sol on behalf of the Intergalactic Empire of Wakanda.

Because Storm isn't an idiot, she quickly uncovered Gentle as an agent, but left him in place as a backchannel between their two countries, although the deception further strained the personal ties between her and T'challa. As both of them are professionals, this didn't stop Arrako and Wakanda collaborating diplomatically to forestall a Shi'ar civil war.

When Krakoa fell, ORCHIS attempted to take advantage of the situation and Wakanda's presumed anti-mutant sympathies. In Wolverine #39, we see that the ORCHIS operative Jun Wei was dispatched to Wakanda to work out a Vibranium-for-Sentinels agreement. When Prime Minister Folasade rejected the offer, Jun Wei turned to the criminal gangs of Birnin T'chaka to get ORCHIS' hands on rare earth metals - only to be foiled by the joint efforts of Logan and T'challa.

#xmen #xmen meta #marvel #marvel meta #krakoa #wakanda #black panther #storm #t'challa #ororo monroe #gentle #nezhno abidemi

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kamamo1 · 1 year

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