X-Men and the Mutant Metaphor

More about the book

Challenging the perception of the X-Men franchise as a beacon of progressiveness, this study uncovers a troubling trend in its narrative history. It reveals that minority characters often occupy villain roles, female characters are predominantly relegated to supporting positions, and white males are primarily featured as X-Men. This critical analysis invites readers to reconsider the representation and inclusivity within the series, highlighting the complexities and contradictions in its portrayal of diversity.