X-Men Movie Comparison

X-Men: Days of Future Past Imagine fighting against robots who are slowly eliminating your species, and the only way to stop them is time traveling into the past to interfere with an assassination that occurred. That situation is what takes place in X-Men: Days of Future Past. X-Men: Days of Future Past, was created in three different forms, a comic book, cartoon, and a movie. Each form includes the same reasoning for going into the past to save the future. Although they have a similarity for the reason going into the past to change the future, the differences between the comic book, cartoon, and the movie are striking. Even though the comic book, cartoon, and movie is all on X-Men: Days of Future Past, they each include different characters between them. Each form has the basic characters, Storm, Professor Xavier, Wolverine, Mystique, and the Sentinels. Although, each version has one or two …show more content…
In the beginning of X-Men: Days of Future Past, the setting in all forms take place in the future. They all have Sentinels controlling mutants, but they have different scenarios in the start of each form. For instance, in the comic book, the setting was in New York, but Kitty, one of the mutants on the X-Men Team, is freely walking around and then reports back to the mutant camp. Where she then sees the remaining X-Men. In the cartoon however, it starts out as some of the X-Men fighting robots. After they defeat the robots, one of the mutants named, Bishop, take them back to camp against their will. Bishop is a mutant catcher, who catches mutants who escape, and returns them back to camp. In contrast to the comic book and the cartoon, the movie starts out very different. In the movie, it starts out in the X-Men hiding place. They are anxiously waiting for the sentinels to find them. To sum up, X-Men: Days of Future Past have three versions, but they all have different starts to the