Piotr Rasputin is a Russian mutant who possesses the ability to transform his body into organic steel, giving him immense strength and durability. Colossus is among the physically strongest X-Men, and is a talented artist.
Which writer of the X-Men comics did you think did the best job at writing Colossus' character?
I personally enjoyed Chris Claremont's interpretation of Colossus as he was always written to be passionate and heroic and that was something I have always enjoyed about Colossus.
I also liked Joss Whedon's interpretation of Colossus as he is soft hearted and he is just as heroic as he was when Chris Claremont wrote him.
Ed Brubaker's interpretation of Colossus was pretty good in Divided we Stand as Colossus does morn for Kitty, but I loved his close relationship with Wolverine and Nightcrawler in that comic.
Claremont, He created the frame for him, and while some writers have tried to destroy that frame, I believe many X-Men reader will always see Colossus as the "little brother" of the X-Men.
Claremont, He created the frame for him, and while some writers have tried to destroy that frame, I believe many X-Men reader will always see Colossus as the "little brother" of the X-Men.
Was Colossus named the "little brother" of the X-Men because he was the youngest member at the time?
Claremont, He created the frame for him, and while some writers have tried to destroy that frame, I believe many X-Men reader will always see Colossus as the "little brother" of the X-Men.
Why would some writers tried to destroy it? the "gentle giant" aspect was quite moving for his character.
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@Blood1991 said:
Claremont, He created the frame for him, and while some writers have tried to destroy that frame, I believe many X-Men reader will always see Colossus as the "little brother" of the X-Men.
Was Colossus named the "little brother" of the X-Men because he was the youngest member at the time?
Storm did addressed him as "little brother" from time to time.
Claremont, He created the frame for him, and while some writers have tried to destroy that frame, I believe many X-Men reader will always see Colossus as the "little brother" of the X-Men.
How did the other writers tried to destroy Colossus' character? I only read a few of the newer comics, so I'm not sure what direction they are going for him.
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