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X-Men #39 hits stores Wednesday as John Greycrow becomes a one-man army defending the Factory while the team battles enemies in Philadelphia.

Our friend Logan… there’s still so much we don’t know about his long, long, oh-so-long life. But soon, we’re going to learn a lot more about what Marvel’s referring to as “one of the darkest chapters of Wolverine’s history” in the pages of Wolverine: Origin III – The Dark Age. Kicking off on December 16,…

The X-Men started humbly, a teen team that never really found an audience, but would go on to become the bestselling comic ever. The mid ’70s saw them return to prominence, with writer Chris Claremont revolutionizing the mutants after being handed them by Giant-Size X-Men #1 writer (and Marvel editor) Len Wein. By the time…

A major criticism about the Marvel Cinematic Universe in recent years has been an inconsistent quality metric. Though some films have been major critical hits (or set box office records like Spider-Man: Brand New Day), the quality has faltered in some areas. There’s one place where Marvel’s quality has not gone off the rails and…

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“X-Men ’97” is coming back. The animated Marvel series has been renewed for Season 3 on Disney+ and a first look at the new episodes has been revealed.

A lifelong Glasgow comic collector’s archive of more than 30,000 comics could fetch thousands at auction.

You know you’re getting older when Marvel decides to revisit comics you remember buying on a new comic book day not too long ago. At least, the lead-up to Jonathan Hickman and Esad Ribic’s Secret Warsfelt like it wasn’t too long ago, but in fairness, it was over 10 years ago. Either way, Avengers: Doomsday…

Midnight X-Men #1 brings Jonathan Hickman back to the X-Men as vampires and mutants edge toward war in the shadows of New York City this Wednesday.

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