Magneto Stole His Ultimatum Scheme from Another Marvel Villain
Magneto's evil plot in Ultimatum was easily one of his most devastating in any Marvel Comics timeline, too bad it seems like he totally ripped it off.
Magneto's evil plot in Ultimatum was easily one of his most devastating in any Marvel Comics timeline, too bad it seems like he totally ripped it off.
An X-Men Red #5 preview reveals readers will finally get to see how Uranos destroyed Arakko in only an hour, proving he is the X-Men's biggest threat.
While Magneto proved himself to be a despicable villain throughout his time as a X-Men antagonist, the Avengers found someone even more evil.
The X-Men's magnetic mastermind Magneto becomes a samurai warrior in a cosplay by lairdofcosplay, honoring the villain's noble heart.
Ian McKellen's performance as Magneto in the X-Men films is a hallmark of comic book movies and superhero culture that is still worthy of note today.
The many betrayals uncovered in Sabretooth has led Krakoans like Blob, former mentee of Magneto, to consider reforming the Brotherhood of Mutants.
Deadpool has a secret that he has somehow managed to keep hidden from most of the Marvel Universe, and it is the one reason Magneto won't kill him.
While many Marvel fans would assume Iron Man would be immediately crushed by Magneto (literally), Iron Man's anti-mutant armor proves otherwise.
Magneto and Storm have insured their leadership of the planet Arakko by destroying their Cerebro backups, turning their backs on Krakoan immortality.
Thanos' grand uncle, Uranos the Undying, is coming after the X-Men and will spar with Magneto in a new preview for A.X.E.: Judgment Day
Magneto has been attempting to "turn over a new leaf" on Arakko, but a recent battle between him and Tarn shows that he never lost his warrior spirt.
Marvel's X-Men relaunch has revealed Magneto's greatest tragedy - one that shakes everything the Master of Magnetism has ever claimed to stand for.
Magneto has never been known for his sense of restraint, but the X-Men comics have revealed Magneto could have killed Professor X any time.
X-Men Red #3 features a truly brutal, horrifyingly quick, battle between Magneto and Tarn the Uncaring, ending with Magneto gaining the Seat of Loss.
While Magneto is now a mutant hero in the current X-Men continuity, there is one villain who proved their heroism long before the Master of Magnetism.
Magneto is known as the omega-level Master of Magnetism, he also has secret psychic abilities that make him even stronger than X-Men fans thought.
Magneto and his Brotherhood of Evil Mutants had their very own version of Batman's Batmobile, but Magneto's version of the vehicle was way goofier.
Magneto's connection to the Holocaust means he should be in his 90s in modern comics, but X-Men already found the perfect fix for this plot hole.
Magneto's actions as a mutant rights extremist have always been understandable given his circumstances, but he proves that his bigotry is undeniable.
Marvel hints at a major casualty for their Judgement Day event, teasing that the X-Men, Avengers, and Eternals crossover may be the end of Magneto.