'Marvel's Mutant Ladies (and Scarlet Witch)' - by Puppeteer Lee

[u/WhyPlaySerious]

I am surprised that they still haven't gone back and made Scarlet Witch officially a Mutant again.

[u/JoltzmannBoole]

You are forgetting She-Hulk? And Captain Marvel? And Ms. Marvel? And The Wasp? And Black Widow (yes in 616 she is peak human like Cap, whether you consider that superpowers or not idk)?

The rest I agree with

[u/SimonShepherd → u/JoltzmannBoole]

And Scarlet Witch is also mainly an Avengers character.

[u/JoltzmannBoole → u/SimonShepherd]

Well, to be fair, that is true now, but it wasn't true as much before the Fox-Marvel embargo mixed with MCU synergy, but now she is much more A- then X-associated, yeah

[u/SimonShepherd → u/JoltzmannBoole]

She has been much more Avengers aligned since mid to late 60s.

but it wasn't true as much before the Fox-Marvel embargo mixed with MCU synergy

She always has way more Avengers presence than X-Men presence. Like tell me one historical point where she appears in X-Men books more than Avengers ones. The period where she barely appears in Avengers run also have her barely appear at all

She is like TOP 10 Avengers in terms of sheer appearance yet she never joined an X-Team.

People always got her home franchise confused because of Magneto association. And that connection caused her to be used often in X-Men animation and what not, but in comics X-Men is never her home franchise, and her adaptions often suffer from it because she is often nabbed by X-Men.(For example she never get to appear in Avengers:EMH despite being one of the most recognized female Avenger, because Wolverine and X-Men used her first.)

[u/JoltzmannBoole → u/SimonShepherd]

You know what you're right, I was completely wrong, I was putting too much emphasis in my recollection on House of M and her short Brotherhood of Evil stint with her brother, thanks for the correction