Marvel shocked X-Men fans in 2024, not just killing off an iconic hero, but replacing them in a way it's clear will never be ...

X-Men Issue 9 is Part 3 of the "Raid on Graymalkin" crossover. The two X-Men teams have stopped fighting each other, but can ...

Rumors swirl of Sadie Sink as Jean Grey in the MCU, signaling a fresh, youthful take on the X-Men’s integration into Marvel’s ...

The X-Men '97 yule showing Charles Xavier over a fire with objects from Magneto and Cyclops is now playing on Marvel's ...

Marvel Studios is said to be searching for actors in the early to mid-20s range to play the new team of mutant heroes that'll ...

Marvel Comics publishes X-Men #4, Extraordinary X-Men #4 and Mystique #3, but everyone wants in with the X. Such as Bullseye ...

Calling Rogue for Christmas, in today's Marvel comic books... (X-Men, Exceptional X-Men and Spider-Boy Spoilers) ...

Why did director Bryan Singer ban X-Men comics from the set of Hugh Jackman’s 2000 movie? Read on to find out!

X-Men fans know, all too well, that Jean Grey's story in Marvel comics doesn't generally end well. In the famous 1980 "Dark ...

The emotional devastation, and the fact that Parker is forced to leave everything behind rings similarly to the story of Tom ...

The X-Men timeline is incredibly complicated across the 14 films and counting, but there are a few different ways of watching the X-Men movies in order.

T.V.A. #1, by Katharyn Blair and Pere Perez, takes readers into the organization made famous by Loki Season One and Two, and introduces readers to an MCU variant of a beloved X-Man: Gambit. The book ...