Generation X was a young mutant superhero team lead and tutored by Banshee and Emma Frost.
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| - Generation X was a young mutant superhero team lead and tutored by Banshee and Emma Frost.
- Generation X is a term for a cohort of people born following the peak of the post-World War II baby boom, especially in Canada and the United States. While all sources agree the group includes at least some people born in the 1960s, the exact demographic boundaries vary depending on whether each source means people born just before the end of the boom, or just after, or just whoever happens to be twentysomething at the time. The term is used in demography, the social sciences, and marketing, though it is most often used in popular culture.
- Generation X is published by Marvel Comics. Current price per issue is $3.99.
- The tenth generation of Pokemon takes place in the Janno Region.
- Generation X is a television movie about the Generation X team in the comics. It is a pilot for a TV series that never happened. The movie was only on once and never considered again.
- The Generation X team is part of Massachusetts Academy. The team itself has a few Core Members. The rest of the team varies depending on what the mission is and what is going on. However, those Core Members will always be there, no matter what is going on.
- Name: Alexander O'Brien Ring Name: Generation X Nick Names: The Godsend Catch Phrase: Win if you want to, survive if I let you. Allies: Emerald Flame, Sledgy Enemies: None Taunts: Fotie for my dead homies, Viva la Revolution Finishers: The Revolution, The New Age Lock, The Shaw Effect Trademarks: The Potato Famine, The Celtic Twilight Height: 6'4 Weight: 280 Hometown: Dublin, Ireland Alignment: Face Age: 26 Entrance Music: Man Without Fear Title History: GTWF Champion DWF Tag Team Champion
- One of the many 1990s spin-off books from X-Men, Generation X told the story of the Marvel Universe's latest group of teenage mutant trainee superheroes. It went through various authors and artists, but was popular for most of its six-and-a-half-year run, before being fairly abruptly cancelled in a deck-clearing exercise at the end of the 1990s. The series was also the basis for a made-for-TV movie (if you're curious, there's a full plot summary with screencaps here). Not to be confused with people born between the mid-1960s and the early '80s, overlap or not.
- Although the band had become "punk pin-ups" at this point, their third year saw a deterioration in commercial success. Released soon after 'King Rocker', their second album Valley of the Dolls, produced by Ian Hunter, failed to impress either fans or critics. Pop weekly Smash Hits gave it a 5 out of 10 vote, while running an article entitled "Just a pretty buncha posers?" in the same issue. Differences in personalities within the group also began to surface together with disagreements over their future musical direction. A new line up re-named itself as Gen X in early 1980, although critical reviews and sales of their album Kiss Me Deadly continued to be poor, and Chrysalis consequently dropped the band who then broke up in mid-1981.
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- Generation Next; Generation Next .jpg
- Generation Next; Generation Next Vol 1 1.jpg
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| - Scott Lobdell
- Chris Bachalo
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| - *Elizabeth Borden
*Reddick Bourne
*Bloodscream
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| - Generation Hex; Needed.png
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