COLOSSUS
Teleporting immediately after learning Colossus was gay, Kurt avoids him despite Piotr’s attempt to talk to him. In Ultimate X-Men #66 by Robert Kirkman and Tom Raney, Kurt’s attempt to visit Dazzler in the hospital sees Colossus tag along, forcing them to eventually discuss the elephant in the room. This is a list of alternate versions of Colossus. In the Age of Apocalypse timeline, Colossus was a very haunted man, wearing a red mask to cover acid scars on his face. 
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It was nice to have this alternate version of Colossus as representation, I was wrestling with my own internalized homophobia and he was a welcome example of what a gay man could be. Anatol promised to keep his secret and he had a job for him if he needed it. Sometime later, Peter's father found out about his secret homosexual relationship with another boy.
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Colossus (Earth) One version of Colossus, aka Piotr Rasputin, is gay. (Marvel Comics) While legendary X-Men Colossus, aka Piotr Rasputin, remains firmly heterosexual in the mainstream comic books, his ultimate universe counterpart was revealed to be gay in Ultimate X-Men issue Jump to navigation. Mutants were either killed or locked up in concentration camps. Colossus (character)
Colossus Early Life During the Cold War, Piotr "Peter" Rasputin was attacked by Anatol Spichkin and his men, confirming that he was a mutant. Anatol promised to keep his secret and he had a job for him if he needed it. Sometime later, Peter's father found out about his secret homosexual relationship with another boy. As a result, his father was ashamed. Peter went to Anatol for help. He. By continuing to use our site, you agree to our Privacy Policy and Terms of Use. Up, Up, and Out of the Closet! 
Alternative versions of Colossus
Colossus (Piotr " Peter " Nikolayevich Rasputin; Russian: Пётр Николаевич Распутин) is a character appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. Created by writer Len Wein and artist Dave Cockrum, he first appeared in Giant-Size X-Men #1 (May ). A Russian mutant, he is a member of the X-Men. Although the Ultimate X-Men was considered a fan-favorite series of the Ultimate Marvel imprint from Marvel Comics , their re-imagination of the famous mutant superheroes failed in their direction for Kurt Wagner, also known as Nightcrawler. The demonic-looking teleporter may have found a new family in the X-Men but the discovery that his close friend, Colossus Piotr Rasputin , was gay began a downward spiral for the character, culminating in him leaving the X-Men.
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Colossus came to his untimely end when he befriended a young Kitty Pryde on one mission, and opposed both the Tallus decree of slaughtering all remaining mutants on that Earth and the separate megalomaniacal plans of his teammate, Hyperion. Both Colossus and Pryde were blasted out into the void from Asteroid M, and died in the cold vacuum of space. .
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In a significant change from his mainstream counterpart, Ultimate Colossus is gay. This is implied during the Mark Millar's run on the title, through his interactions with fellow X-Man Wolverine (this is implied during the "Return of the King" story arc, in which Colossus almost beats Magneto to a pulp when he threatens Wolverine). . X
This is a list of alternate versions of Colossus. In the Age of Apocalypse timeline, Colossus was a very haunted man, wearing a red mask to cover acid scars on his face. His sister, Illyana, was thought to have died years prior, and his brother, Mikhail was brainwashed by Apocalypse to be one of his Horsemen. Colossus was one of Magneto's original recruits for his X-Men. Magneto eventually. .