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The superhero of the moment isn’t Superman or Batman. Nor was she created by legacy studios like Marvel or DC Comics

In the 1970s, the X-Men faced cancellation, and reprints were all that carried the comic book series on. However, with Giant Size X-Men introducing the new mutant heroes to the team, it changed everything, and the title skyrocketed in popularity. By the 1980s, the X-Men were the most popular characters in Marvel Comics and the…

Clayface has always been a favorite of mine when it comes to the Batman’s rogues gallery. That largely comes from the stellar two parter “Feet of Clay” from Batman: The Animated Series, a series of episodes that condensed the long and convoluted story of Clayface into a singular and tragic narrative

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“X-Men ’97” is back for Season 2, and you might have missed a connection between the series and 2026’s biggest Hollywood success story, “Obsession.” Michael Johnston, who played the wishy-washy lead (not hero) Bear in “Obsession,” is also the voice of the young Nathan Summers on “X-Men ’97.” Now, word is spreading that one of…

Marvel quietly revived a forgotten cosmic villain in X-Men ’97. The surprise return could hint at much bigger MCU plans ahead. The latest episode of X-Men ’97 slipped in a major Marvel callback that many viewers may have overlooked. The unexpected return connects the animated series to the wider MCU and brings back a powerful…

Comic book legend Rob Liefeld has given his opinion about the X-Men ’97 X-Force lineup. The Deadpool creator suggests Marvel Studios deliberately excluded several of his original characters for one specific reason: cost-cutting

For decades, Cable and Apocalypse have represented opposite ends of the X-Men universe. Cable is the battle-worn soldier who travels through time trying to prevent the world’s darkest futures. Apocalypse is the immortal mutant who believes those futures are inevitable because only the strongest deserve to survive. One fights for hope, while the other preaches…

ThunderCats x SilverHawks #4 arrives Wednesday with Cheetara facing unstoppable Darkbirds. Can dead friends save the day in this crossover?