x-men

With the House of Mouse buying one of the oldest studios in Hollywood, here are the movies and TV shows that could get revivals in the near future.

You’ve seen the first official trailer for Marvel’s FOX mutant drama The Gifted, but the network isn’t done previewing Bryan Singer’s X-Men TV series just yet. Take a look at fresh photos from the X-drama, including a Sentinel-filled synopsis!

When Logan finally fades to black, it brings Hugh Jackman’s 17-year run as Wolverine to a close. It is an emphatic and definitive ending, not just to Jackman’s Wolverine series, but also to the X-Men franchise as a whole.

When Nightcrawler broke into the White House at the start of 2003’s X2, it felt like more than a watershed moment in the history of comic book movies; it felt like a miracle. Here was one of comics’ most fantastical characters — a blue-skinned, three-fingered German demon with a pointy, prehensile tail and teleportation powers — brought to life with all of his outlandish quirks and powers intact, showcased in a sequence that was thrilling and utterly convincing. It was something no one had ever seen before. It was truly uncanny.

There’s a lot to admire about Storm. She's not just a powerhouse and a figurehead. She’s a strong character, one of the first prominent black characters, and the first black female character to hold a major role in mainstream superhero comics. She's such a resonant and important character that it’s easy to see why cosplayers would want to adopt the mantle of Ororo Munroe.

Hugh Jackman visited the SportsCenter set to promote his new movie, X-Man: Days of Future Past. I think he just challenged John Cena to a match.

Without knowing anything about the movie itself, the title sounds, well, dumb.

Director Bryan Singer sure isn't shying away from giving 'X-Men' fans news and info about his next mutant movie, 'X-Men: Days of Future Past,' on Twitter. Late Friday, Singer tweeted a photo of what looks like a new rendition of Beast, the brilliant blue-furred scientist played by Nicholas Hoult in 2011's 'X-Men: First Class.'

Being more of a comic book movie fan than of the actual comic books, I think I will have to go see this movie. I'm sure it doesn't follow the original storyline, as is the case for most super hero movies or even most book-turned-movies that get released, but it still looks pretty bad ass!