A large, red Phoenix now took center stage on his chest, replacing any sign of a traditional "X" emblem and perhaps showing where his true allegiance now stood. Some things, of course, are ever-present, and Cyclops' costume did include his trusty visor, the X-motif on his belt and his favorite yellow boots and belt combo. Cyclops was still dealing with having merged with Apocalypse when Magneto kidnapped Xavier, and only a small team of X-Men could help. D. Either way, it never made another appearance, Scott and Jean obviously deciding that some experiences are best left for the Honeymoon.

The other major change was that for the first time his uniform didn't include a skullcap, meaning that Cyke could rush into battle with his hair blowing in the wind. With his optic blasts now fully under his control, Cyclops abandoned his trademark skullcap and visor and left his glowing red eyes exposed. The vast portfolio of X-Men art like the Cyclops costumes shows just how truly talented a fan Mark Eastwood is.The designs are influenced by Grant Morrison's New X-Men run, aiming to bring back the glory days of the X-Men comics. Planned by then-new Marvel Editor-in-Chief Joe Quesada, the title was an attempt to put X-Men comics back into their glory days of the '70s and '80s. Scott Summers has often been written as a rather repressed character, supremely efficient yet not desiring the limelight. but also because it plays against type, contrasting this version of Cyclops against the clean-cut leader of the X-Men. In a version of the Marvel Universe that takes place in the 1937, Scott Summers and the X-Men are a group of sociopathic teenagers recruited by discredited psychiatrist Charles Xavier.

Cyclops keeps his look pretty simple, so you only really need a few items to cosplay his X-Men style! Share some pictures of your costume that can be added to the feature cosplay gallery to provide a little X-Men cosplay inspiration to others! However, the interior of both comics, by Salvador Larroca and Lenil Francis Yu, respectively, feature a more casual, short-sleeved variation of the suit. Scott has extreme loyalty to Professor X and eventually proves to be the undisputed leader of the X-Men.His familiar visor was not there to control his optic blasts but the face-mask he used had the effect of channeling his blasts so that they appeared to fire from his hands. Jumping ahead a few years to 1991, this Blue Team look is what a lot of Millennials and Gen X'ers grew up with. It also gives him one large X across the chest, and makes the complementary color white to tone down the primary colors of the usual X-Men suits. Of course, part of the reason for this outlandish costume is that Cyclops was purposefully trying to create the persona of a new, evil mutant. Through it all, however, he has endured as a shining example of heroism and leadership among mutantkind.

The jumpsuit fits snugly and comfortably and includes all the true-to-comics details that you are looking for.If you're replicating a specific version of Cyclops from a comic or film, pay attention to the unique details of that iteration, such as the pattern of the suit or the style of the belt and boots. Crossing galaxies, timelines, and dimensions, the X-Men have had a wide variety of costumes since their origin in 1963, and Cyclops is certainly no exception. At the turn of the century, the X-Men had more than a few apocalyptic events to necessitate a costume change.

Recent fanart by Mark Eastwood showcases the various costumes of X-Men leader Cyclops over the years, including his classic look, a nostalgic blue and white X-Factor outfit, and a dark and gritty version from the Age of Apocalypse storyline.By controlling the beams with the aid of special eyewear, Cyclops fights off the bad guys with optical blasts from his eyes. Then again, all of your friends are wearing this kind of thing nowadays, so maybe it would be good to wear something more modern.