As the world anxiously awaits the arrival of the Uncanny X-Men in the Marvel Cinematic Universe this December with “Avengers: Doomsday,” we have the second season of “X-Men ’97” to tide us over.
While we wait for the next wave of “X-Men ’97” figures, Josh Wallen helps you DIY your own team.
Mix and mingle with the supes and the vamps and all the blood and excitement that will surely flow!
In advance of Toronto Comicon, Andy Burns talks everything animated X-Men with George Buza, the voice of Beast.
Check out the first trailer for X-Men ’97, a sequel to the beloved 1990s animated series.
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.
X-Men #25 is a significant and strong issue that could bode very well for the Fall of X.
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.
Taschen’s massive Marvel Comics Library: X-Men Volume 1 1963-1966 celebrates the artistry of Stan Lee and Jack Kirby.
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.
Somewhere along the current X-Men timeline, things just became too dense and complex.
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.
