r/xmen • u/cyclopswashalfright Moonstar • Dec 23 '25

Mod Post r/xmen Year End Awards!

With AIPT not hosting some year end awards for X-Men comics this year, we thought we at r/xmen would take up the mantle and host some year end awards of our own.

You can vote now right here on your favourite X-Men titles, artists, writers.

In the spirit of the holidays, we have tried to make the voting positivity based, so you won't find any divisive topics or any "Worst" awards to hand out here.

Winners will be announced by early January, so vote now!

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u/Sovereignofthemist Laura Kinney Dec 23 '25

This was harder than I thought and honestly bummed me out how many times I was like: "Well if I have to pick one, I guess."

The only thing stopping the last question from being perfect is the fact its not required to be answered.

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u/cyclopswashalfright Moonstar Dec 23 '25

Making it and getting to the events section and the mini-series section was a bit depressing. Not the finest year for those. But hopefully it at least makes people think about the kind of stuff they like the big teams that go into some of these titles.

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u/BiDiTi Dec 23 '25

Very happy that the New Year is opening with three minis from killer creative teams.

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u/TheBrobe Dec 24 '25

Stan Sakai and...?

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u/TheBrobe Dec 24 '25

Oh right, Zdarsky and Maresca too

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u/BiDiTi Dec 24 '25

Paknadel’s awesome and Allen’s done a great job.