Figure Friday: To Me, My “X-Men ’97” Marvel Legends Stand-Ins
While we wait for the next wave of “X-Men ’97” figures, Josh Wallen helps you DIY your own team.
Category: x-men
Quench Your Superhero Horror Thirst With ‘Blood Hunt #1’ On The Wednesday Run
Mix and mingle with the supes and the vamps and all the blood and excitement that will surely flow!
Exclusive Interview: Andy Burns Talks to George Buza, voice of Beast on ‘X-Men ’97’
In advance of Toronto Comicon, Andy Burns talks everything animated X-Men with George Buza, the voice of Beast.
Trailer Time: Take a First Look at ‘X-Men ’97’
Check out the first trailer for X-Men ’97, a sequel to the beloved 1990s animated series.
Figure Friday: Marvel Legends Starts the Celebration of 50 Years of Wolverine
Just in time for Wolverine’s 50th anniversary, E.A. Henson looks at a trio of Marvel Legends two-packs featuring everyone’s favourite Canadian mutant.
From the House of Ideas: ‘X-Men #25’ Sets the Fall of X on the Right Track
X-Men #25 is a significant and strong issue that could bode very well for the Fall of X.
From the House of Ideas: This Year’s ‘Hellfire Gala’ is Bereft of Ideas
This latest iteration of the X-Men that began with Jonathan Hickman’s bold House of X storylines has ended in a disappointing, repetitive manner.
From the House of Ideas: Taschen Delivers A Definitive X-Men Experience
Taschen’s massive Marvel Comics Library: X-Men Volume 1 1963-1966 celebrates the artistry of Stan Lee and Jack Kirby.
From the House of Ideas: ‘X-Men: Before The Fall – The Sinister Four’ Delves into the lives of Mister Sinister
If last week’s column was a bit of a downer about the current state of X-books, this time out we give the nod to a one-off in the line that worked well.
From the House of Ideas: When Reading Feels Like a Chore
Somewhere along the current X-Men timeline, things just became too dense and complex.
From the House of Ideas: “Sins of Sinister: Dominion” Delivers a Satisfying Conclusion to a Sinister Story
Sins of Sinister: Dominion manages to wrap up the sci-fiesque story with lots of bells, whistles, and explosions, while pulling significant characters off the mutant table.
From the House of Ideas: ‘X-Terminators #1’ Gleefully Recalls an Uncanny X-Classic
With X-Terminators #1, Leah Williams and Carlos Gomez deliver a campy first issue that anyone who’s gone through a bad breakup can immediately relate to.