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The villains in the X-Men comics are some of the most colorful and interesting in Marvel’s long history. Some have proven to have real staying power, while others were very “of their time.” The first 20-ish years gave readers Magneto and his Brotherhood of Evil Mutants, the Hellfire Club, anti-Mutant hate groups and their Sentinels,…

The 1980s saw the comic book industry transition from the Bronze Age to the Modern Age, with Marvel Comics experiencing immense success during this period of change. Many beloved heroes and anti-heroes made their debuts during this decade, along with some of the darkest stories Marvel has ever told. Of course, for these storylines to…

Part of what makes X-Men ‘97 so fun is that it mixes and matches some of the greatest X-Men comics of yesteryear. In Season 1, for example, we got a mix of classic storylines like “The Trial of Magneto,” “Fatal Attractions,” the attack on Genosha, and more. Season 2 just dropped, and we’re already getting…

Veterans from Fox’s old X-Men cast are returning for one last hurrah in Avengers: Doomsday, but after that, Marvel Studios will (seemingly) finally be ready to turn the page and start a new era for the mutants on screen. In development is an X-Men reboot, to be directed by Thunderbolts* helmsman Jake Schreier. A cast…

Ridley Scott is one of the greats for a reason. His name is synonymous with movies that are insane in their scale, easily becoming pop culture giants. He’s the mind behind classics like Alien, Gladiator, Blade Runner, and so many more. But it’s his most recent step into the sci-fi genre that has some people…

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While Supergirl may not have had the box office success the studio and fans had hoped it would, the future of the DCU remains bright, especially when it comes to characters fans came to love in last year’s Superman. Last fall, it was announced that the movie’s best character, Skyler Gisondo’s Jimmy Olsen, was getting…

The Batman villains of the 1970s had a lot of work to do when it came to defining the character for a new generation. When the 1970s started, Batman had become an almost kitsch character in pop culture thanks to the television series with Adam West and Burt Ward as Batman and Robin. While things…

Publisher Levine Querido will highlight Native American cartoonist Julie Fiveash, debut author of The Froggy Library, at San Diego Comic-Con 2026. Fiveash will feature on two panels and take part in a Prism Comics creator signing

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