Behind the line
What it means
Our interpretation.
The call brings a scattered team back to a shared purpose. Its few words combine urgency with belonging: the people being summoned are the X-Men, together. As a recurring rally, it lets different leaders invoke the same bond.
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In context
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“To me, my X-Men!” is a recurring rallying cry in the X-Men comics, used to call the team together. Charles Xavier is associated with the call, and Cyclops also uses it, including in Astonishing X-Men #23. The page treats it as a continuing team tradition, rather than dialogue belonging only to one issue.
Sources (2)
- Marvel Database, X-Men Vol 1 1Synopsis and Notes sections; credits box (Lee, Kirby)Reference checked
- Wikiquote, Astonishing X-MenIssue 23 quotationsReference checked
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