Browsing: XMen

The Avengers have had a great time of things in the 21st century, finally coming back to the top after years as what was essentially a none factor when you compare them to the House of Ideas’ actual most popular superteam ever – the X-Men. There was once a time not too long ago when…

The X-Men are about to conquer the Marvel Cinematic Universe (although we’re almost certainly going to see the deaths of the FoX-Men in Avengers: Doomsday or Avengers: Secret Wars). On the one hand, it might seem like replacing the Avengers – a team made up of the most powerful heroes in the MCU – with…

Fans today tend to forget that the X-Men were anything but a success out the gate. The original run, cancelled after sixty-six issues in 1970, never really found its footing or its audience, and for a few years, it looked as if the characters would fade into the background of the Marvel Universe, relegated to…

Get ready to finish your Astonishing X‑Men Marvel Legends collection — Hasbro revealed a Cyclops & Wolverine 2‑pack; pre-orders start Oct 26 at 1 PM ET on Hasbro Pulse, shipping Fall 2026.

The X-Men were the great white whale for Marvel Cinematic Universe fans. They wanted to see what Marvel Studios could do with the mutants and are finally getting that chance. While Disney has owned the rights to the mutants since 2019, it’s only been since 2022 that we’ve started getting mutants on the big screen.…

X-Men ’97: Season Two #5 wraps the season as Exodus’s Acolytes clash with Apocalypse’s forces, with Cable and X-Force caught in the middle.

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…