I don't think Judaism in any form would be anti-mutant. Things are what G-d makes them and they should be what they are.
More conservative Jewish sects have more trouble with homosexual and gender variant behaviour in part because they see that as trying to be something that G-d did not intend you to be. They're not anti-woman, they just regard women as having a different role in the world. Women are not supposed to "submit" the way they are in Xianity or Islam; neither sex is supposed to sleep around and in many communities women have always worked outside the home, particularly when their husbands are Torah scholars. I don't think having super-powers would be regarded as unkosher, provided they were used to help people.
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More conservative Jewish sects have more trouble with homosexual and gender variant behaviour in part because they see that as trying to be something that G-d did not intend you to be. They're not anti-woman, they just regard women as having a different role in the world. Women are not supposed to "submit" the way they are in Xianity or Islam; neither sex is supposed to sleep around and in many communities women have always worked outside the home, particularly when their husbands are Torah scholars. I don't think having super-powers would be regarded as unkosher, provided they were used to help people.