Magneto

Quicksilver recognizes the penmanship on the box to be from Magneto, who they believe is dead but is currently being brought back to life in Resurrection of Magneto.

The comic's opening page places Magneto into the Five of Cups (symbolizing sadness or disappointment), with the cups replaced by the different helmets he has worn as Magneto, all scattered and discarded on the ground.

With a new lease on life, Magneto is considering which Magneto he should be.

In this altered universe storyline, Charles Xavier’s crazed yet powerful son, Legion, went back in time to kill Magneto, figuring that he’d put a stop to the Magneto/Professor X feud before it ever started.

Scott was rejuvenated and healed by the technology on Magneto's and Cyclops revealed himself, and what really happened, to the X-Men during their fight with Magneto.

In that battle, Magneto uses his powers to rip out the adamantium bonded to Wolverine's skeleton, and a furious Xavier wipes Magneto's mind, leaving him in a coma.

Later, Exodus confronts Magneto about Joanna Cargill 's injury (Magneto was forced to shoot a laser through her eyeball in order to prevent her attempted assassination of Xavier).

Thanks to Magneto, though, this re-imagined world is a place where a much more numerous mutant-kind are the dominant species, humans a disenfranchised and oppressed 'silent majority', and Magneto himself rules supreme.

The results of reflection from a magneto-optic material are known as the magneto-optic Kerr effect (not to be confused with the nonlinear Kerr effect ).

Although several characters became franchise mainstays, most prominently Professor X, Magneto, and Wolverine, many others were introduced without plans of how they would be developed.

As the X-Men fought their way through Apocalypse's citadel, Magneto was able to escape and fight back against the dread lord.

Can you see him as Magneto?

Created from the consciousness of Professor X and Magneto, Onslaught is a formidable psionic entity.

For years, Magneto, Sabretooth, Mystique, and others have been on and off the team, sometimes leaving violently.

Her status as a mutant and the child of Magneto made a huge difference in her popularity, but the Avengers' '90s popularity slide affected her as well.

It’s hard to believe he is not aware of Magneto’s Jewish identity.

Magneto admits to himself that he still struggles with what he has done.

Magneto joined her and they formed the Brotherhood of Arakko to protect its people.

Magneto started life as a villain, but all of that changed after Scarlet Witch depowered the majority of the mutant race.

Magneto survived by using his powers to keep his blood pumping, surviving the battle.