in the comics who did iceman choose rogue, shadowcat or none?
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The original Iceman was a founding member of the team, & was present long before the arrival of either Rogue or Sprite (Kitty Pryde, who would later become Shadowcat).  He did date Polaris for a while, before she became involved with Havok.  Click below for more information.\n\nAlso of note, the Ultimates comic line has recreated many figures, including Iceman, in a parallel dimension.  I've included a link to this Iceman as well as the original.  If you go with this version, which is more likely what they base the movies from sense none of it makes sense with the original continuity of Marvel Comics, then he dated Rogue first, followed by Kitty, & he's been dumped by both.
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There's Rhodes - you may know him as War Machine (Iron Man), there's Spawn, there's Luke Cage (Power Man), there's Black Panther, there's Bishop of the X-men, there's Storm of the X-men, there's Shadowhawk (of Image Comics), there's the Green Lantern and Blade and a few others I can't think of off the top of my head.  Good hunting!
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The X-men. First of all, are you sure about what you're asking? You're asking if Superman could take don't if not everyone, well most of the X-men, which are a team. So therefore my answer has to be X-men. I think Superman is the ideal superhero, he has 2 personalities and all those cool powers, he was also one of the first superheroes to even be created, so go Superman. But now, if he would wanna go against a whole team of mutants... well it wouldn't work out too good for him. Ok here's how I think the fight is gonna go like:\n\nFirst of all, you have Cyclops, the leader of The X-men, a brilliant tactician, he's very agile and he can shoot a laser from his eyes, so strong that it can destroy mountains. After that you have Storm. She is the second leader of The X-men, in case Cyclops is not around. Her power is to control the weather, and she does it pretty well, nothing can stay in her way when she starts something. After that you have Wolverine. Animalistic instincts, with razor sharp blades coming out of his hands and adamandium skeleton. Oh... he also has the healing factor on his hand, which makes him practicly impossible to beat. Then there's Beast. He's also very agile and fight just like an animal, a beast to be more precise. He's briliant when it comes to 1 on 1 combat. Next we have Iceman. He's name says it all, Iceman's mutant powers are to make ice, and manipulate it. Then we have Nightcrawler, the circus acrobat. He can hide in the shadows, and teleport himself anywhere he wants as long as he can see the place. And last but not least... Emma Frost, or also known as The White Queen. First I was worried about who's gonna win, since there's no Professor X or Jean Grey, but then I saw Emma Frost, and who has similar powers. Thanx to her, The X-men are going to be able to win a fight against Superman.\n\nBefore the fight would start, Cyclops and Storm would have everything planed out for the X-men, so that victory is in their hands. The fight would go somehting like this. First, Beast would attack, since he's the one that has the least chance of winning. Superman will probably throw beast in the ground and fly up in the air. Then Nightcrawler will teleport Wolverine on top of Superman and hoping he'll get a few scratches on, after which Superman will just hit Wolverine back on the ground. Now Storm steps in. She will make the whole place foggy, so that Superman can't see. However, he has X-ray vision so he'll use that. That's when she will send lighting and typhoons to keep Superman busy. While he's trying to fight off all the freaks of nature, The White Queen will use her telepathic abilities to take over Superman's mind. Once she does that, Superman will just come down of the air and lay on the ground. That's where the fight can be over. However, if you want to her nasty, and make Marvel look superior to DC, then you can use Iceman and Cyclops. First Iceman will freaze Superman's brain as long with his whole body and every leving cell in it. Once Superman is frozen, all Cyclops has to do is to use his Optic Blast and blow Superman to smiderines, and Game Over...\n\nWinner: The X-men
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yes its true.\nRemy was later framed by mutant businessman Sebastian Shaw for the death of the Australian crimelord named Viceroy. With the assistance of Rogue, her team of X-Treme X-Men, and former Triad member Red Lotus, Remy was able to clear his name. Soon after, Remy became embroiled in the X-Treme X-Men's fight against an alien invasion of Earth. He was captured and used as a power source for the invaders to open a portal that would allow their full invasion fleet to pass through and complete the conquest of Earth. The process was halted by the enigmatic villain known as Vargas, who plunged his sword into Remy's chest. Remy survived, but found that he had lost his mutant abilities. As a result, he and the also-powerless Rogue sought to live a normal life together and retired from the X-Men. \n\nHowever try as they might, a normal life was not for them to lead as the pair soon became embroiled in the X-Treme X-Men's fight against the mutant predator Elias Bogan. After Bogan was defeated, the X-Man named Sage used her mutant ability to "jumpstart" Remy's mutant powers and he rejoined the team. \n\nIn an alternate future over 70 years from now in which the X-Man Bishop was born, Remy had become an aged figure named the Witness, so-called because he had apparently witnessed the betrayal of the X-Men by one of their own members.He was also thought to be the last survivor of the X-Men. Upon joining the X-Men himself, Bishop suspected Remy to be the traitor until realised that Xavier's mind and Magneto's mind spawned the corrupt psionic entity known as Onslaught. \n\nDuring Apocalypse's most recent bid for power, Gambit joined Apocalypse's side as the horseman, Death. Gambit believed that Apocalypse would be able to save the mutants, but he would be able to stop Apocalypse should he betray them.
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okay.......(deep breath) It was revealed that kurt wagner's mother and father were none other than shapeshifting Mystique and the evil brute Sabertooth. Making the untouchable Rogue somewhat of Nightcrawler's foster sister. Seeing as how Rouge was raised by Mystique while Kurt was given up for adoption. In the cartoon x-men he was thrown in a river and found by gypsies while in the comic books I believe he was found in a shelter and adopted by circus folk. Now to answer your question one of Mystique's main aliases is Raven Darkholme (a white Native-American looking do gooder) Therefore in many alternate reality issues such as you can find in "Excalibur" and maybe even "Age of Apocolypse" titles, Kurt was actually raised by his mother and therefore goes by the name Darkholme. So where did you see it? :) - Useless knowledge is the best kind to have.
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That depends- to which Xmen are you referring?  Cyclops, Beast, Iceman, and Angel are from the United States.  They aren't immigrants.\n\nStorm is from Cairo, Wolverine is from Canada, Colossus is Russian, and Nightcrawler from Germany.\n\nIn the continuity of the storyline, the Xmen who are from foreign countries are more than likely legal immigrants, as Professor X wouldn't approve of smuggling people across borders.  It would also defeat his philosophy that mutants needn't hide- they can be accepted as normal humans.\n\nIf he were to smuggle mutants into the states and get caught, it would set his purpose back because people would see the mutants as sneaky and scheming.
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I don't really know....  the whole one year later thing made me kinda angry....  (but 52 is pretty good [It chronicles what happend in that year, but focuses on heros other that the Trinity's supporting cast])\n\nI hate to do this but here is some info straight from wikipedia:\n\nIn Blüdhaven, a sociopath named Tad Ryerstad becomes a superhero, inspired by the retired hero Tarantula. He takes his name, Nite-Wing, from an all-night deli specializing in chicken wings. Unstable, Nite-Wing beats people for minor offenses. On Nite-Wing's first night out, he is shot and Dick Grayson as Nightwing, Blüdhaven's protector, defends him from Blockbuster's gang, who think it is Nightwing who has been injured. After Nite-Wing is released from the hospital, he kills the gang who put him there. Not realizing how violent Ryerstad is, Grayson agrees to train him. The two attack Blockbuster's organization but are captured and separated. After an undercover FBI agent frees Nite-Wing, Ryerstad beats him to death, and when he realizes what he has done, Ryerstad flees. Nightwing tracks him down and incarcerates Nite-Wing.\n\nIn 2001's Superman: The Man of Steel #111, Superman and Lois Lane travel to Krypton. Labeled as criminals, Superman and Lois become fugitives, adopting the Nightwing and Flamebird identities to survive, just as had Superman and Olsen in Superman #158.\n\nIn the 2006 One Year Later storylines, multiple characters join Dick Grayson in using the name "Nightwing". Bruce Jones' Nightwing run features Jason Todd prowling the streets of New York City under the guise of Nightwing, copying Grayson's costume. Additionally, a metahuman fashion designer named Cheyenne Freemont dons a modified Nightwing costume to help Grayson.
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Wow. The answer to your question is TOTALLY subjective, but you know this, yah? So anyway, I'm going to weigh in with Marvel, but only by an inch. Story-wise, most comics are relatively crappy, so you really have to judge on concept. For example, Spider-Man: cool powers, neat costume, good villains, annoying alter-ego sub-plots (nosy aunt, over-exposed film, guilt over dead uncle, etc). Overall, though, a winner. Now, do this with all the characters from both companies, and my opinion is that, conceptually, the Marvel characters tend to: a. Have more diverse and original powers and origins and b. Marvel characters tend to LOOK cooler (the "Batman" characters and Hawkman being the notable DC exceptions). So I'm going with Marvel.\nAs far as stories go, I think DC has focused more (at least in the last 10 years) on telling marginally readable stories than has Marvel. The X-Men may LOOK really cool, but have you tried READING an issue? For the most part, REALLY bad. At lest the DC books have SOME kind of coherency going for them. But nowdays, the companys are pretty evenly matched, so its now just a matter of what your tastes are. Me, I prefer the "Ultimates" (Marvel) over DC's lame "Infinite Crisis," for example, but again, thats just my opinion. \nOn a side note, without a doubt Marvel has better villains than DC, by a MILE, which I think also helps contribute to Marvel's stories and concepts being more easy to relate to.
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Shuma Gorath because A. He's a demon, B. He has mor arms that WM, C. He's all seeing, and D. Didnt they kill off Wonder Man for the 6th time recently? (I was pissed when they brought him back 3 or so years ago in the Avengers)\n\nSo a powerful demon vs. a dead guy? hard choice.
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I think it was the martian manhunter because he has red eyes and can fly.  It can't be Darkseid because he wouldn't have saved Clark (unless he wanted clark for himself).
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Marie is popular enough - although it may or may not be Darkholme for her last name, as her ancestry is still questioned (even her ties with Mystique, who IS Raven Darkholme....)\n\nAnna Marie is another name she has gone by.\n\nBut those are primarily movie answers - she's always gone by Rogue in the comic books.
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They likely met Aaron when Shawn was filming one of his appearances, so his name was on the list when Jimmy was needed. \n\nIn Xmen when Mystique becomes Iceman, she walks past the elevator, just before Iceman steps out, that was done with the twins so it was a single shot.
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Ahhhh, an X-men question!  No doubt I can bring a lot of knowledge to this question.\n\nLet us begin by checking out the combatants.\n\nStorm and Rogue are indeed powerful; but it's the powers that matter here - while they both have flight, the crux of the matter lies within Storm's weather powers versus Rogue's power absorption, her invulnerability and strength.\n\nThe thing is, Rogue is nothing to sneeze at, considering that she's been a leader of the X-men for some time now, and she has had success in small-unit tactics as well as single fighting - however, Storm has also been the leader of the X-men as well, AND she has had vast experience in one-on-one fighting (check out her battles with the then-leader of the Morlocks, Callisto!).\n\nIt really boils down to the fact that these two parties know each other's skills and abilities.  Storm knows that Rogue can hit and hit HARD, but her main weakness is the fact that Rogue has to get in close to use her absorption powers.  Of course, Rogue with Sunfire's powers can use her fireballs as a long distance weapon, but that's right into Storm's territory - Storm controls the skies, so to speak.\n\nShe could snuff out the fireballs, keep her distance in the sky AWAY from Rogue and whip up tornadoes, hurricanes, hail, the kitchen sink, you name it at Rogue and Rogue wouldn't be able to counter all that.  That said, Rogue would be able to take a lot of punishment, but Storm is too crafty to let Rogue in close to drain her powers.\n\nI'd give this battle to Storm, with her lightning and her tempest winds.
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Rogue! Cant top somebody who has a bit of everybody's power. Except defeating Jean might do a number on Rogue's mental state, as she absorbs memories along with powers. Oh well, Rogue could definitely do it.\n\nAnother ultimate battle? Dont know. Juggernaut vs Wolverine? You know if they fight, this fight would be a bloody long fight.
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Man, you must like Iceman even more than me, & he's one of my top 10 favorites.  I think this is the fifth "vs. Iceman" question of yours I've answered.  Unfortunately, I'll have to call Iceman the loser again.  Dr. Doom is beyond Iceman's league.  He has vast amounts of technology, mystical knowledge, & manpower at his disposal.  In truth, Doom probably wouldn't bother with Iceman, preferring to let his Doombots take care of him instead.  Otherwise, he could defeat Iceman in numerous ways.  He has advantages in terms of strength, speed, durability, & especially intelligence as well.  Doom is a former colleague of Mr. Fantastic, so he is definitely going to know his stuff.  Might want to try some match ups with less powerful opponents, like you did with Cyclops & Magneto, as these offer a less one-sided contest.
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Sorry, I dont know...BUT, who did he pick?...I missed it yesterday...
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In the 1990's Jubilee was one of the best X-men rookies because she dressed like Robin.  As one of the best X-men then it would definitely go to either Wolverine, Nightcrawler or Storm.