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Utopian and immersive experiences. Mutopia: American utopianism and the mutant superhero / Matt Yockey
The immersive marketing campaign for X-Men: Days of Future Past / Nicolò Gallio
Agency and authority. Superhuman authority: fascism and bioethics in the X-Men films / Evan Hayles Gledhill
Magneto's dilemma: the technological limitations of mutant transhumanism / Ron Von Burg and D. Stokes Piercy
PTXD: gendered narratives of combat, trauma, and the civil-military divide / Christina M. Knopf and Christine M. Doran
Women and power. Containing the X-women: de-powering and de-queering female characters / Carolyn Cocca
Shape-shifting identity: mystique's embodied agency / Jason Zingsheim
The "stolen" superpowers of Marvel's Rogue / Julie Davis and Robert Westerfelhaus
The curious case of "Dr." Jean Grey, Mystique, and Mariko / Barbara Cook Overton, Athena du Pré, Loretta L. Pecchioni, and John H. Overton
Masculinity and race. Wolverine in transition: shifting portrayals of masculinity and identity / Nathan Miczo
Techno-Orientalist villains and white masculinity in the Wolverine movies / David C. Oh
Reframing disabled masculinity: Xavier as Marvel's supercrip / Jessica Benham
Mutating minorities: white racial framing and group positioning / Jason Smith
Passing and otherness. Passing while homo superior / Kat Overland
Mutancy, otherness, and empathy in the X-Men / Claudia Bucciferro
Epilogue / Jason Zingsheim and Claudia Bucciferro.
The immersive marketing campaign for X-Men: Days of Future Past / Nicolò Gallio
Agency and authority. Superhuman authority: fascism and bioethics in the X-Men films / Evan Hayles Gledhill
Magneto's dilemma: the technological limitations of mutant transhumanism / Ron Von Burg and D. Stokes Piercy
PTXD: gendered narratives of combat, trauma, and the civil-military divide / Christina M. Knopf and Christine M. Doran
Women and power. Containing the X-women: de-powering and de-queering female characters / Carolyn Cocca
Shape-shifting identity: mystique's embodied agency / Jason Zingsheim
The "stolen" superpowers of Marvel's Rogue / Julie Davis and Robert Westerfelhaus
The curious case of "Dr." Jean Grey, Mystique, and Mariko / Barbara Cook Overton, Athena du Pré, Loretta L. Pecchioni, and John H. Overton
Masculinity and race. Wolverine in transition: shifting portrayals of masculinity and identity / Nathan Miczo
Techno-Orientalist villains and white masculinity in the Wolverine movies / David C. Oh
Reframing disabled masculinity: Xavier as Marvel's supercrip / Jessica Benham
Mutating minorities: white racial framing and group positioning / Jason Smith
Passing and otherness. Passing while homo superior / Kat Overland
Mutancy, otherness, and empathy in the X-Men / Claudia Bucciferro
Epilogue / Jason Zingsheim and Claudia Bucciferro.