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The X-Men have been one of Marvel’s biggest names for decades now. They’re the number one mutant-superhero team, protecting the world from all manner of threats both homegrown and extraterrestrial. Of course, they’re more than just a team of heroes. The X-Men are a group of people who have faced discrimination their entire lives, but…

Earlier today at the Marvel Comics:Avengers: Armageddon panel at San Diego Comic-Con, superstar writer Chip Zdarsky shed light on the era that follows AVENGERS: ARMAGEDDON (2026), including his upcoming AVENGERS (2026) run with Marco Checchetto where the Avengers are left to pick up the pieces of a shattered world that’s turned against them. As the…

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X-Men: The Hellfire Murder #1 brings murder mystery to the mutant masquerade as Wolverine and Jubilee investigate a locked-room homicide at the gala.

Uncanny X-Men #32 brings extraterrestrial exterminators to Louisiana as mutation faces off against mutant in a battle for survival.

The world of the X-Men may have changed drastically following the end of the Krakoan Age — both on the page and behind the scenes — but at least one element has remained the same: Luciano Vecchio continues to contribute stunning visuals. In addition to being part of the rotating art team on Gail Simone‘s…

As a longtime Marvel fan, one of my favorite things about X-Men ‘97 is how many fun Easter eggs are stuffed into every single episode. Sometimes, these are winking references to earlier episodes; more often than not, they are connections to the comics and to the larger Marvel universe. Of course, these references are often…

The X-Men are one of Marvel’s biggest IPs, but it wasn’t always that way. In fact, back in the early ’70s, the X-Men were on the last stage before cancellation, simply reprinting their older adventures. That all changed with the introduction of a brand-new team and the start of the most important Marvel comic of…

Marvel Studios’ X-Men movie reportedly has its first villain, and he already has a big role in the MCU. The reboot will introduce a new generation of mutants under Thunderbolts director Jake Schreier, with Beef creator Lee Sung Jin and The Bear showrunner Joanna Calo penning the latest draft of the script. Casting rumors swirled…