Jean Grey Kids T-Shirts

Dark Phoenix!

RESIST mind control from bad psychics (version 3)

I'm the one they warned you about. Art by Ashleigh Davenport

Are you enrolled...Mutant?

All the gimmicks. All the tropes. Whatever sells, baby!

watercolor artwork

Magneto Was Right

Remember that shoe campaign from back in the day? The superheroes and villains of the Marvel Universe do and they want in on the action!

Glob is the caregiver for the mutants and his farm, he loves to feed his friends and council not his chickens.

One of Santa's elves offers a Guinea Pig in a Santa hat a special gift as Santa flies through the air over the golden castle toward the sun hanging in a golden orange sky. A dove of peace flies overhead.

The Magneto

phoenix

Abstract butterfly painting by Jean Plout with gold and grey on canvas. One of four in set.

Abstract butterfly painting by Jean Plout with gold and grey on canvas. One of four in set.

Abstract butterfly painting by Jean Plout with gold and grey on canvas. One of four in set.

psychic knife

Abstract butterfly painting by Jean Plout with gold and grey on canvas. One of four in set.

Spray acrylic on paper!

Cyclops was right

Beautiful textured canvas with gold, grey and red. Lovely sentiments created by Jean Plout.

"Magneto Was Right" is a design that originated from the X-Men comic book series and reflects the ideology of the character Magneto, a powerful mutant with the ability to control magnetic fields. The phrase "Magneto Was Right" is often used by fans to express support for Magneto's perspective on mutant-human relations. In the X-Men universe, Magneto believes that mutants are superior to humans and advocates for the dominance of mutants over the human race. He argues that humans pose a constant threat to mutants and that mutants should take a more proactive and aggressive approach to ensure their survival. Magneto's viewpoint is in contrast to the X-Men, who believe in coexistence and peaceful integration between mutants and humans.

British Psylocke Mutant And Proud

Beautiful textured canvas with gold, grey and red. Lovely sentiments created by Jean Plout, one of four in set.

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Magneto was right

You made a good choice and came up with this distinctive design that symbolizes many things. It will be the best shirt you will ever wear, and why not the most beautiful gift you can give to your loved one. I accept, I accept.

magneto was right; great design

The Uncanny Experience is an immersive fan convention

Gold Balls is one of the five and THE Latino papi of the X-men.

Magneto was right

Abstract painting by Jean Plout with gold and grey on canvas. One of four in set.

AWS – Maverick Testing Labs

The ruler of Limbo

Classic Rictor

In 1760 the French zoologist Mathurin Jacques Brisson included a description of the blue-grey tanager in his Ornithologie based on a specimen collected in Brazil. He used the French name L'evesque and the Latin name Episcopus avis. Although Brisson coined Latin names, these do not conform to the binomial system and are not recognised by the International Commission on Zoological Nomenclature. One of these was the fulvous-crested tanager. The specific name episcopus is Latin for "bishop". The current genus Thraupis was introduced by the German naturalist Friedrich Boie in 1826.

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