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Marvelous: Creation

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Prequel to Marvelous: Salvation
Avengers/X-Men AU. FINISHED

Eric and Hope were inseparable from the moment they were born. Being twins, they knew everything about each other, going through the struggles of getting older together. On their thirteenth birthday, Eric's mutant abilities manifest for the first time, and Hope's not long after. Soon, they begin to realize just how powerful they are, and just how careful they need to be. Can they escape the evil entities that wish to control them? Or will they fall, leaving the world in peril?

By popular demand, Hope has returned in the prequel to her adventures with the X-Men and the Avengers, telling the origin story of her and her brother and how they came to be pivotal pieces in the fate of the world.All Rights Reserved

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Glass Child (1) | X-Men Days Of Future Past by mayamidge

Charles Xavier was never meant to be a father, but when the CIA entrusts him with a fragile, frightened little girl named Charlotte, he swears to protect her. Small and quiet, with storm-grey eyes that hide a world of fear, Charlotte clings to Charles as her only safe harbour. In a world too cruel to understand her, he is her shelter, her constant. But fragility is not freedom. As the years pass after Cuba, their bond grows suffocating. Charlotte needs him, and Charles needs to be needed. She doesn't leave him like the others did. She cannot. She will not. She is his constant, his reason, his refuge. But safety is fragile-like glass, it can crack. When Erik Lehnsherr unfortunately returns, he finds a terrified child, too afraid to look him in the eye, too devoted to Charles to question the world he has built around her. Charlotte has become a ghost, hidden in the shadow of a man who cannot bear to lose her. And Erik? Erik intends to shatter the glass.

Memories by ATelepathAndAPsycho

Charles Xavier has been through too much. After losing his mobility after the events of the mission in Cuba, he's a shell of the man he used to be. Finding release in alcohol, he tries to forget all of what he has lost. He tries to move on with his new, broken family. But one man stands in the way of his happiness- the same man who took it away to begin with and broke his family. The same man who had caused Charles to become paralyzed from the waist down- Erik Lehnsherr. Erik has been racked with guilt ever since he had injured Charles- but he doesn't know how bad it is. Not until he runs into the man when they're both trying to rescue a mutant, and he sees that Charles is confined to a wheel chair.

Wavering Future by Cerberous10

(If you haven't read my Conflicting Powers series then this might not make much sense to you.) It's been nine years since the last battle with Magneto. Since then the X-men's enemies has been laying low and Paiton, Alex, and Jay have been able to act like a normal family, or as normal as you can be when you're a mutant. In those nine years mutants have been showing up by the waves compared to what their numbers had been before despite a cure being available for them to take. Even Xavier's school is filling up so that the older teachers and mutants had to get houses nearby to make room. It all seems peaceful until Jay's ninth birthday; everything they had finally starts crashing down around him and his family as the entire race of mutants gets threatened to be wiped out forever. This is Jay's story of survival, sacrifice, death, and hope. (Based of X-men Days of Future Past and a bit before it happens.)

Porcelain Child (2) | X-Men First Class by mayamidge

When a frightened little girl with a vanishing touch is placed in Charles Xavier's care, he doesn't hesitate. She's delicate, quiet, barely there-like porcelain-and he swears to protect her. Erik Lehnsherr warns him not to get attached. Porcelain breaks. But as the world shifts around them, Charles and Erik begin to build something fragile and beautiful-a strange little family on the edge of a war they never asked for. And maybe... porcelain isn't as fragile as it seems.

Peppermint Candy : X-Men Days of Future Past Volume II of Prism Series by ClearaRiverbend

Your heart thumped loudly in your ears yet it felt like you weren't breathing. "Oh my-" Charles spoke. "Is it really you?" You looked at the people with him. There was Hank with tear filled eyes, a silver haired boy with a snarky smile and a tall grim looking man with sad eyes. You looked back at Charles. He looked the worse you'd ever seen him. Long, lanky hair and stubble. The circles under his eyes were a shade of purple. "What are you doing here?" you asked him, your voice barely audible. ========== Updated with new parts every week. I don't own the cover. I only own the characters and scenes of my own creation, everything else goes to Marvel and Fox. This book contains swearing.

X-Men: A New Hope by WritersBlock039

As if Star Wars wasn't crazy enough . . . Han Solo can kill with looks, manipulate fire, and phase through any solid object. Luke Skywalker teleports, can heal very quickly, and use ice in any way he needs. Leia Organa steals life with just the touch of her skin, can fly like an angel, and is telekinetic. Danielle Al Thor controls the weather, manipulates magnetic fields, and can take on the appearance of any other person. Chewbacca may look intimidating, but he's got the brains to get anyone out of any situation. Like it or not, these five will all come together in the most unique ways to work out their mutations and find a way to rid the galaxy of the Galactic Empire and take on their name The X-Men. There's one thing for sure, though. The Force isn't the only gift in the galaxy anymore. *** Written with the help of RoxiltheDragon. She's awesome. :) The cover on the side over there ----> is done by thekingd0m. She is also awesome. I also own none of Star Wars. Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope belongs to George Lucas, including all of the characters and most of the plotline. Danielle Al Thor is mine, however. Also, the powers of the X-Men here are owned by MARVEL.

Flickers (Charles Xavier) by twinklingnebula

Iris Miracle is a journalist with a passion for discovering new things. She has no idea about her past or what has led her to become the person that she is. That will soon change as she meets a group of mutants who are fighting for what they believe in. She feels an urge to join them, and- with the help of Charles Xavier- begins to discover her true identity and learns how to love. However, she may just lose what she has found just as easily. (an X-Men story)

Light A Way by Inconvenient_Ideal

Being a performer in some backwater travelling show is a life of hardship, pain and unhappiness. Not liking the fact that her powers caused her heartbreak in the past, and set her on course to further displeasure, Elsie is naturally sceptical when two strangers come to her asking for aid. Charles Xavier and Erik Lensherr have a task to do, create their own mutant army to stop the one which Sebastian Shaw has already amassed. Only the ideals of such a thing are not as easy to set into motion as they first thought. Throw in disruptive teens, clashing powers, signs of affection and reluctance from some, there might be a small slim chance for success. The ideals and thoughts of what happens after is something which dwells on all who are involved minds. Only peace and quiet can only last so long until it is ripped away. Imprisonment, prison breaks, new comrades and new mutant threats come to light, and the small slim chance for success shines through again.

A World That Hates Them: The Crimson Light That Guides Them by typhomarangsparl1

In an age where escalating fear and prejudice threaten to tear society apart, the "mutant problem" is the subject of every political debate and news broadcast. For those born with the X-gene, the world is a landscape of terror and persecution. Amidst this rising tide of hatred, the Xavier Institute for Gifted Youngsters remains the last safe harbor-a sanctuary, a school, and a fortress dedicated to protecting the next generation of mutantkind. At the heart of this sanctuary stands Scottlyn Summers-Xavier, the formidable leader of the X-Men known to the world only as Cyclops. To her students and teammates, she is the epitome of the perfect soldier: a brilliant tactician whose calm authority is the bedrock of their operations, and whose ruby-hued optic blasts are the unwavering shield that protects them. She is the Crimson Light, a beacon of strength and discipline, guiding her people through the darkest of times with a gaze that never falters.

Ghost - Xmen by Zombiesnerd

Izzie always tried to see the good, in fact she was usually rather good at it. After a while though she found herself struggling more and more to believe in anything or anyone, so she kept to herself until Charles Xavier came to her in search of help for the greater good. Would she join him in his battle or would she keep running from the possibility of ever being hurt again? No love interest Diclaimer: I don't own any rights to the X-men movies/Characters only my own OCs and their own storylines best rankings #3 in mutant

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Glass Child (1) | X-Men Days Of Future Past cover

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Porcelain Child (2) | X-Men First Class cover

Peppermint Candy : X-Men Days of Future Past Volume II of Prism Series cover

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Glass Child (1) | X-Men Days Of Future Past

Charles Xavier was never meant to be a father, but when the CIA entrusts him with a fragile, frightened little girl named Charlotte, he swears to protect her. Small and quiet, with storm-grey eyes that hide a world of fear, Charlotte clings to Charles as her only safe harbour. In a world too cruel to understand her, he is her shelter, her constant. But fragility is not freedom. As the years pass after Cuba, their bond grows suffocating. Charlotte needs him, and Charles needs to be needed. She doesn't leave him like the others did. She cannot. She will not. She is his constant, his reason, his refuge. But safety is fragile-like glass, it can crack. When Erik Lehnsherr unfortunately returns, he finds a terrified child, too afraid to look him in the eye, too devoted to Charles to question the world he has built around her. Charlotte has become a ghost, hidden in the shadow of a man who cannot bear to lose her. And Erik? Erik intends to shatter the glass.