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With summer roughly halfway through, San Diego Comic-Conis right around the corner, and ScreenRant is kicking off the festivities with a party put together by the award-winning team at Xle for Ready Party One. The California-based convention is one of the biggest annual events, drawing in fans from all forms of media, including movies, TV shows, comic books and video games. Xle has been the winner of the Shruggie Award for Best Comic-Con Party for the last two years, and are bringing three new themes to their new residency at Parq Nightclub in San Diego.

Though this year's Sdcc 2025 will be missing out on a few key figures, particularly Marvel, DC and Star Wars, many of the biggest studios are still bringing some exciting first looks and updates to Hall H presentations, including Disney+'s Percy Jackson and the Olympians season 2 and Phineas and Ferb, Blumhouse's Five Nights at Freddy's...

What do we want in the Marvel Cinematic Universe? We want mutants, and more importantly, the X-Men! When are we getting it?! No one knows.

We’ve seen clues of mutants' inevitable to the MCU arrival in the Multiverse Saga through titles such as Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, The Marvels, Ms. Marvel, and more. However, other than the past actors from 20th Century Fox X-Men franchise appearing in the upcoming Avengers: Doomsday, there hasn’t been confirmation of when we’ll see Marvel’s Mightiest Mutants taking center stage. Sadly, this won’t be an article that gives hope for an upcoming mutant-led project.

Although Marvel Studios Preisdent Kevin Feige previously revealed that the "Mutants Era" would be the next chapter of the MCU that doesn't necessarily mean that it will be titled "The Mutants Saga". And now, a new report has cast doubt on just...

Ever since the inception of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, fans have been asking for the Mutants to make their grand entrance and share the screen with the likes of Iron Man and Captain America. Unfortunately, Disney and Marvel Studios didn't have the rights to the live-action adaptation of the beloved group of characters, and it seemed like they were never getting it back. Instead, Fox was in charge of bringing the X-Men to life on the big screen, and it was that way for many years... until 2017 came and superhero fans were treated to a rather unexpected surprise.

Disney announced its plans to acquire Twenty-First Century Fox, and in 2019, it finally became a reality. As simple as that, the Mutants weren't isolated from other superheroes anymore, and we've been slowly watching them appear in more and more MCU projects ever since. Storn stole the spotlight in What If...? Season...

There have been some notable actors to play Gambit in X-Men media but how do they rank?

When Gambit debuted in the comics in 1990, he stood out nicely. The Cajun thief had a sneaky side and a mysterious past, but captivated readers with his slick accent, style, and mutant power to charge objects (usually playing cards) with kinetic energy to explode. Remy Labeau was soon a mainstay of the comics.

The character rose to prominence with the 1990s X-Men animated series. Over the years, there were plans to integrate him into the X-Men movies that never came about. He finally got there with a couple of live-action appearances and many more in animation and video games.

There have been seven official actors to play Gambit in X-Men media, with each bringing their own style and abilities to the role. Here’s how they rank to show who brought this raging...

If you’re a fan of Daredevil: Born Again, there are a few shows that are fun to check out!

Fans of Daredevil are loving the return of the Man Without Fear via Daredevil: Born Again. The revival of the Netflix series has Charlie Cox once more playing Matt Murdock and his costumed alter ego in a show that already boasts some wild twists and turns.

Obviously, fans will have likely checked out other Netflix Marvel shows, such as Jessica Jones, The Punisher, The Defenders, and others. Maybe even She-Hulk: Attorney at Law which had Cox guest starring. However, there are a few shows out there that can appeal to Daredevil fans. While some are superhero shows, others are unique takes on a crime saga while also boasting action heroes with a mystical edge. If you love Daredevil: Born Again, make way for these ten shows to feel that same fun vibe!

Invincible. Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man. My Adventures with Superman. X-Men ‘97. Harley Quinn. Creature Commandos. What If…? We may be in a new golden age of animated superhero shows. With Marvel Animation set to expand its offerings with Marvel Zombies and Eyes of Wakanda, the Marvel Cinematic Universe is dipping into the medium for the first time. Meanwhile, under the guidance of James Gunn, DC kicked off a new film universe using animation with the release of Creature Commandos. It looks like superhero cartoons are back in a big way, and with their re-emergence has come variety, especially in terms of style.

Look at a still frame from any of the shows listed above, and you’ll instantly recognize that they belong in different universes. From character design to background layouts, it doesn’t take much to figure out what show you’re watching based solely on the animation. Put everything in motion,...

Marvel is bringing the holiday cheer in a big way, and it’s no surprise! Alongside the daily release of new What If…? episodes, the studio has delivered a festive treat for fans of X-Men ’97: a cozy Yule Log video now streaming on Marvel Entertainment’s official YouTube channel.

The video invites viewers into the X-Mansion, where a warm fire crackles beneath a portrait of Professor X. Nearby, you’ll spot Magneto’s iconic helmet resting on a chair alongside a claw-ripped pillow—a nod to Wolverine’s temper.

Other familiar touches include Scott Summers’ ruby-quartz glasses, essential for controlling his optic blasts, and a heartfelt photo of him with Jean Grey. Beside it lies his battle visor, symbolizing the X-Men’s enduring fight for justice.

X-Men ‘97 has been a massive hit this year, earning near-perfect ratings on Rotten Tomatoes. Critics awarded it an impressive 99%, while audiences...

Marvel has been busy celebrating the holidays in a big way, which shouldn’t really come as a big surprise. Along with new daily episodes of What If…?, the studio has also shared a special treat for fans of X-Men ‘97. A Yule Log video is now streaming on the official Marvel Entertainment YouTube channel.

The video shows a fire burning inside the X-Mansion, with a picture of Professor X above the flames. Nearby, there’s Magneto’s helmet sitting in a chair next to a pillow that looks like it’s been attacked by Wolverine’s claws.

You can also spot Scott Summers’ glasses, which help keep his optic blasts in check, as well as a photo of him with Jean Grey. His signature battle visor is placed beside it, reminding viewers of the X-Men’s ongoing fight for justice.

As you probably know, X-Men ‘97 made a big splash earlier this year,...

As we look ahead to the new year, Disney+ is gearing up to release exciting new content for its global audience. We're talking about shows such as Goosebumps: The Vanishing, Percy Jackson and the Olympians season 2, Ironheart, Daredevil: Born Again and Andor season 2. However, for various reasons, there are some Disney+ shows that won't be returning with additional installments in the new year.

It could be because they were billed as miniseries, meaning that they were designed to conclude after only one season, which wrapped up this year. Another reason for them not returning could be that they won't be finished with the filmmaking process in time to make a 2025 release. There are also some Disney+ shows that won't be back next year because they ended or were canceled this year. Whatever the reason for them not returning, we're definitely going to miss them!

Below, we shared a list of...

We can't believe 2024 just flew by like that! We're more than halfway through December, and so many amazing shows have been released throughout the year. There is also much more left to come out, such as the highly anticipated Squid Game season 2. That's a personal fave of ours at Show Snob!

Since we've almost reached the finish line for this year, we thought now would be the perfect time to look back at all the shows we watched and enjoyed. Some of these TV shows you might recognize, while others you might not. What we can say about all of them is that they are sure to keep you entertained and hooked from start to finish.

Now, are you ready to end 2024 off on a high note? If so, you must watch these 18 truly awesome TV shows before the year ends!

Ella Purnell as Rhiannon Lewis and Nicôle Lecky as...

X-Men 97 standout character Sunspot is getting some love from Diamond Select Toys, and Screen Rant has a first look at the collectible. Played in X-Men 97 by Gui Agustini, Sunspot is the superhero moniker of a young mutant named Roberto Da Costa who has the ability to absorb and channel solar power. The collectible is the latest in a line of Diamond Select Toys pieces based on X-Men: The Animated Series, though it of course jumps to the 2024 revival and continuation of that show.

Screen Rant is happy to offer a first look at Diamond Select Toys Sunspot collectible. Based on the X-Men 97 take on the character rather than the comic book Sunspot, the mini-bust shows the character fully powered, with jet-black skin and bursting with bold yellow balls of energy. Pre-orders for the bust open Friday, November 22 at Diamondselecttoys.com, and it has an Srp of $90.00. Take a look at...

There are a lot of Marvel Studios projects to look forward to in 2025. That's certainly a good thing, because as great as the offerings from the Marvel Cinematic Universe have been this year, there haven't been that many of them. We had Echo at the beginning of the year on Disney Plus, Deadpool and Wolverine released in theaters this summer, and Agatha All Along closed things out with a spookily sensational run on Disney Plus that had the world guessing the whole way throughout.

The third and final season of What If...? is set to premiere this holiday season, and separate animated series X-Men '97 enjoyed a critically-acclaimed run earlier this year. It's been a good year for Marvel, but there were also a number of titles that were supposed to release this year that didn't due to delays.

Many of them will be coming out next year instead, as...

After a relatively conservative round of announcements at San Diego Comic-Con, D23, and New York Comic Con regarding upcoming Marvel Studios releases, no one anticipated that the biggest wave of announcements would come in the form of a Disney+ promo dropped just before midnight on the streaming platform.

In the 60-second spot, Marvel confirmed the release dates and windows for over half a dozen live-action and animated Marvel Studios titles set to come within the final two months of 2024 and across 2025.

The list for 2025 included highly anticipated live-action shows such as Daredevil: Born Again, Ironheart, and Wonder Man, as well as a handful of animated originals that have been long in the works.

There were a lot of amazing shows confirmed to be coming to Disney+ in 2025, but there was one notable hit series missing from the promo — an omission that seems to hint that the show won’t be...

The Mutants are coming to the Marvel Cinematic Universe. That's right, the X-Men's arrivals are on the horizon, as the Marvel Studios franchise has been slowly laying the groundwork for their entrance into the film series throughout the Multiverse Saga, with nods and references to iconic X-Men characters, themes, and storylines along the way.

But the next phase in that plan to introduce the characters will come in the form of a movie. Yes, Marvel Studios is indeed developing an X-Men movie, with a writer already attached to the project. And with Kevin Feige already confirming that the Mutants Era is here, it's only a matter of time until we meet Marvel's Mightiest Mutants in the form of Charles Xavier's team of superheroes.

Naturally, fans are wondering which of the classic X-Men heroes will be involved in the project. We've seen two live-action iterations of the team thus far,...

X-Men '97 star Lenore Zann teased what fans can expect from Rogue in the highly-anticipated next season of the animated Disney+ revival. Zanna has been voicing the fan-favorite X-Men since the original run of X-Men: The Animated Series, which lasted for five seasons from 1992-1997.

In the middle of X-Men 97 Season 1, Rogue faced the agonizing heartbreak of Remy LeBeau/Gambits death, who sacrificed himself during the devastating attack on Genosha. For the rest of the season, she showed her grief by doing everything she could do to avenge Remys death. Speaking with Screen Rant, Zann confirmed that Rogues Season 2 storyline will continue her search for justice. Rogue was last seen at the end of the Season 1 finale, where she gets stuck in Ancient Egypt with Nightcrawler, Professor X, Beast, and Magneto. "I'm not going to completely answer it other than to say there are Easter eggs in there for fans to follow up,...

Warning: This article contains spoilers for X-Men '97 episode 10, "Tolerance is Extinction - Part 3."

The fate of the X-Men team is uncertain after the events of X-Men '97 season 1's dramatic finale. Forge and Bastion may be building a new X-Men team in X-Men '97 featuring eight new powerful mutant superheroes. Two mutants have been confirmed to be "off-world" in X-Men '97, creating a bigger mystery for X-Men '97 season 2 to explore.

A new X-Men line-up has already been teased for X-Men '97 season 2, featuring eight new powerful heroes. Before the X-Men get reinvented into the live-action MCU, Marvel Animation's X-Men '97 has caught up with the X-Men team from 1992's X-Men: The Animated Series, introducing iconic mutant heroes such as Cyclops, Jean Grey, Wolverine, Jubilee, and Gambit to a modern audience. X-Men '97 season 1 took the team on many dramatic adventures and pitted them against several iconic villains,...

For superhero fans of a certain age, there was nothing quite like waking up early on Saturday mornings to tune in for a new episode of "X-Men: The Animated Series." With fast-paced soap opera storytelling, snappy one-liners, and the most radical animation style on TV, "X-Men: The Animated Series" was the perfect gateway to get kids hooked on all things Marvel. 

Now, over 25 years since the original series went off the air, Marvel and Disney+ have continued the saga with "X-Men '97," a series so good that it's already being hailed as one of the best new shows of the year. What makes "X-Men '97" such a triumph is not just its perfectly executed nostalgia, but because the show has evolved to relate to the sensibilities of our 2024 world, without becoming anachronistic in the process. While the shocking genocide of Genosha in episode 5 is based on Grant Morrison's "E...

As the Marvel Cinematic Universe gears up to incorporate mutants into its superhero lineup, actor Henry Zaga, known for his portrayal of Roberto da Costa, aka Sunspot, in The New Mutants, has voiced his interest in delving deeper into his character’s story. Marvel Studios is gradually introducing the X-Men into the MCU, with anticipated films like Deadpool & Wolverine, and potential future projects.

Henry Zaga in The New Mutants

While details surrounding the same remain uncertain, many actors from the original X-Men franchise are expected to return. And Zaga has also shared that he would love to reprise his role in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Henry Zaga Would Love to Reprise His X-Men Role in the MCU

Starring alongside an ensemble cast, including Anya Taylor-Joy and Charlie Heaton, Henry Zaga took on the role of Bobby, aka Sunspot, a mutant with the ability to manipulate solar energy in The New Mutants.

Recently, Marvel fans have been turning their attention to the X-Men. After the release of the popular ‘X-Men ’97,’ excitement is building for the live-action reboot that Feige teased years ago.

Over the years, the X-Men franchise has seen its fair share of live-action adaptations, with varying levels of success. Unfortunately, one of the least well-received adaptations was ‘The New Mutants’ in 2020.

‘The New Mutants’ got mixed reviews because of its uneven pacing, lack of character growth, and storyline that left some feeling disappointed or confused. While some liked its darker tone and unique take on superheroes, others thought it fell short. The movie also faced delays and reshoots, which might have hurt its reception.

Now, 4 years later, and with mutants back in the spotlight, Henrique Zaga hopes for another chance to play Sunspot. In a recent interview with CoveredGeekly, Zaga expressed his desire to return to the MCU as a significant mutant.

In the last few weeks, fans of Marvel media have definitely shifted their focus toward the X-Men. With the highly successful ‘X-Men ’97’ being released, fans are now looking forward to the live-action ‘X-Men’ reboot that Feige promised years ago.

X-Men has seen plenty of live-action adaptations over the years, and some were better received than others. One of the worst adaptations however was ‘The New Mutants’ released in 2020.

‘The New Mutants” received mixed reviews primarily due to its uneven pacing, lack of character development, and a storyline that some found to be underwhelming or disjointed. While some appreciated its darker tone and unique approach to the superhero genre, others felt it didn’t fully deliver on its potential. Additionally, the film underwent significant delays and reshoots, which may have contributed to its less-than-stellar reception.

Now 4 years after the movie’s release and with the mutants once again at the forefront,...

The Marvel Studios finally made way for the X-Men to join the MCU and leave behind Fox, following this year’s Deadpool 3. Thereafter, fans certainly cannot wait for the new version of the X-Men to arrive in full force, especially after the critical success of X-Men ’97. Meanwhile, following fans’ excitement, Henry Zaga recently opened up about his desire to return as Sunspot in the MCU.

Henry Zaga in The New Mutants

Previously appearing in Marvel’s 2020 horror sci-fi movie The New Mutants, Henry Zaga played the role of Roberto da Costa aka Sunspot. Although that particular film left fans disgruntled, Zaga has urged the MCU to bring back the project and its characters, for he believes, there’s a massive storyline awaiting the characters.

X-Men to Join MCU Following the Critical Success of the Franchise Projects

Although previously, when Marvel Studios first initiated their X-Men project in 2000, they...

All hell broke loose in the fifth episode of “X-Men ’97,” “Remember It.” The shocking events are so traumatic, in fact, that fired showrunner Beau DeMayo momentarily broke his silence about the show to explain why it was important to reflect that “the X-Men have now been hit hard by the realities of an adult and unsafe world.”

It was against this unpredictable backdrop that The Newton Brothers Andy Grush and Taylor Stewart composed a score (out May 24) for the reboot that both honored and transcended the spirit of “X-Men: The Animated Series.”

“We started tackling the music in a sort of multi-faceted way at first [before seeing full episodes] because we didn’t really want to pretend that we knew exactly what the show should be because there are so many aspects,” Grush told IndieWire. “So, for us, it was about trying to give proper credit to various genres and ideas, and seeing...

Episode 4 of X-Men '97, titled "Motendo/Lifedeath - Part 1," was the kind of fun that only a 1990s-inspired cartoon could bring, featuring the return of one of X-Men: The Animated Series' wackiest villains, Mojo (David Errigo Jr.). For Jubilee's (Holly Chou) 18th birthday, he pulls her and Sunspot (Gui Agustini) into a wild adventure inside a videogame, and they have to figure out how to beat the game in order to return to the real world. As trippy and quirky as Mojo is, though, he is a parody of a very real—and rather troublesome—part of the entertainment industry, making him one of the best meta-commentaries in the X-Men series.

This article contains spoilers for X-Men ‘97 episode 4.

X-Men ‘97 episode 4 “Motendo” brings back a familiar villain, Mojo (voiced by David Errigo Jr.). Per his usual M.O., Marvel’s weirdest baddie kidnaps a couple members of the X-family, transporting them to a dangerous world of entertainment where they have to fight for their lives for his amusement. This time, newcomer Sunspot (Gui Agustini) and Jubilee (Holly Chou) are the victims, and on the latter’s 18th birthday, no less.

Sunspot and Jubilee are forced inside a 16-bit video game which bears a striking resemblance to the classic X-Men game created for the Sega Genesis (which was perhaps the only other X-Men property which had a theme song that could rival the animated series), and when inside this digital nightmare, the two must fight their way out. Mojo throws everything he can at the young mutants, but along the way,...

X-Men '97 has had an impressive run on Disney+ so far, entertaining audiences as a continuation of X-Men: The Animated Series. But nothing has prepared viewers for what they will face on this week's episode, with the studio releasing a new clip that focuses on Jubilee (Holly Chou) and Sunspot (Gui Agustini). In order to escape any threat that comes their way, the members of the X-Men have trained to know how to respond against an attack from a super villain, but their lessons in school never said anything about being trapped in a virtual reality.

The beauty of “X-Men ’97” (currently streaming on Disney+) is that it’s more than just a nostalgia trip — it’s a very timely continuation of “X-Men: The Animated Series” that addresses today’s more complicated world while staying true to the spirit of the original. There’s a greater celebration of queer diversity (Morph has been redesigned as a non-binary shapeshifter) but also an accelerated powder keg of hate, which makes the mutants’ enemies much more formidable. This calls for drastic action, which is why the torch has been passed to former arch nemesis Magneto (Matthew Waterson) to lead the X-Men following the loss of Professor Xavier.

The 10-episode animated series also represents Marvel’s first “X-Men” project since regaining the rights from Fox and serves as a prelude to the franchise joining the MCU in this summer’s lone Marvel movie, “Deadpool & Wolverine.” Yet it was vital...

In the first episode of "X-Men '97," the 2024 continuation of the 30-year-old "X-Men: The Animated Series," Cyclops (Ray Chase) and several other X-Men break into a warehouse occupied by a well-armed militia of bigots, keen on murdering mutants. The bigots are armed with fist-mounted laser cannons extrapolated from Sentinel technology. As X-Men fans know, Sentinels are 30-foot purple robots programmed to capture and/or kill mutants. Cyclops, using his powerful optic blasts, rescues a mutant called Robert da Costa (Gui Agustini), but he's then captured by the bigots. They remove Cyclops' visor, likely not knowing that it's needed to keep his eyeball powers under control. Cyclops merely blasts his way out, sans visor, winning the day. 

There is then a brief edit to the warehouse's exterior, where the above action occurred. A newspaper floats by the camera, highlighting a mutant fashion show. It will take sharp eyes to see it,...

If you are a millennial of a certain age, there’s a good chance Disney+’s X-Men ’97 will evoke nostalgic chills almost without trying: The theme song alone, borrowed from the original X-Men: The Animated Series, will be enough to transport some of us, Ratatouille-style, into memories of Saturday mornings bingeing cartoons over sugar cereal.

But as demonstrated by one failed remake or middling reboot after another, getting people to remember they used to like a show is one thing. Getting those people to fall in love with it again, and recruit new fans along the way, is entirely another. It is, then, a testament to the precision of X-Men ’97‘s balancing act that it actually pulls it off. The animated series is a throwback in the most ideal sense — so vintage, it comes all the way back around to feeling fresh again.

Though it’s billed as...

X-Men '97 continues the story of the original animated series with new mutants and old favorites battling villains while navigating personal conflicts. Produced by Marvel Studios, the revival marks the return of beloved voice actors and the introduction of iconic characters like Sunspot. The show stays true to the '90s aesthetic, with guidance from original creators, portraying emotional journeys of characters like Scott Summers and Nightcrawler.

X-Men '97 Executive Producer and Marvel Studios Head of TV, Streaming, and Animation, Brad Winderbaum teases the X-Men: The Animated Series revival. Though it's premiering nearly 30 years after the conclusion of the original, X-Men '97 picks up after the events of "Graduation Day" and explores how the close-knit team of mutants handles the change in status quo at Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters in the wake of their beloved leader's death.

X-Men '97 will release on Disney+ shortly, marking the first project produced...

Any mention of the X-Men is sure to get a ‘90s kid humming that iconic theme song from the animated series under their breath. So when Marvel Studios announced X-Men ‘97, a direct continuation of the beloved original series, as their first official foray into the world of beloved characters such as Magneto and Wolverine, fans were elated. And rest assured, for those looking to ease into the show without watching all of the original seasons and reading the comics beforehand, it has electrifying animation, riveting storylines, and relevant themes to hook even the completely uninitiated. Below, supervising director Jake Castorena tells us what to expect from the new season, with new characters, new visuals, potential team-ups, and much more! We get started right off the bat with the introduction of Roberto DaCosta, a.k.a. Sunspot (voiced by Gui Agustini), in X-Men ‘97, and in the last season of the original series,...

New character posters have been unveiled for X-Men '97.

Ahead of the launch of the revival series for X-Men: The Animated Series, new character posters are showcasing the cast of mutants for X-Men '97. Twelve different characters have been given their own character posters, and they are reminiscent of X-Men trading cards straight from the 1990s. It's just another way of hyping the nostalgic vibe of the new series, which aims to recapture that '90s feel of the classic cartoon. The full set can be viewed below.

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Related X-Men '97's Professor X Recasting Explained by Producer Professor X gets a new voice actor for X-Men '97, and this has been addressed by a Marvel Studios exec.

The voice cast for this colorful group of characters includes Cal Dodd as Wolverine, Alison Sealy-Smith as Storm, Lenore Zann as Rogue, Gui Agustini as Sunspot, J.P. Karliak as Morph, Matthew Waterson as Magneto,...

“What the hell’s a mutant?”

Over 30 years ago, Canadian voice actor Cal Dodd auditioned for Project X, an animated show at the now-defunct Fox Kids – a children’s programming block known in the ‘90s for Saturday morning cartoons. He was up for a character called Wolverine, and he read lines for a scene with someone named Sabretooth.

“Is this an animal cartoon?” he recalls wondering as he stood in a vocal booth in Toronto.

Meanwhile in the U.S., Alison Sealy-Smith couldn’t believe she was stooping so low for her role.

“I had no idea what this was about,” she says. “They told me it was a cartoon. I felt a little quiver because I was supposed to be this serious actress. I was out in Connecticut doing Shakespeare at the time. I had no idea what I was getting myself into.”

Lenore Zann had just wrapped up...

Earlier this month, Beau DeMayo was in the midst of a particularly busy time at Marvel Studios. The writer-producer was preparing for the launch of X-Men ’97, the Disney+ series he created as a continuation of the beloved ‘90s Fox Kids show.

DeMayo, a Marvel regular who previously wrote on live-action series Moon Knight as well as early drafts of the company’s delayed-but-still-upcoming vampire thriller Blade, had completed writing duties on season two of X-Men ’97, was lining up press, and making plans to attend the show’s Hollywood premiere on March 13. He was even discussing loose ideas for a third season with members of his team.

But early last week, Marvel and DeMayo suddenly parted ways. His company email was deactivated and cast and crew were informed he was no longer on the project. DeMayo’s Instagram account, once a source for X-Men updates, was deleted. No reason for the firing was given.

Spring is now only a few weeks away, and this March at Disney+, a red rose is growing up out of ice frozen ground!

Probably the biggest title on the House of Mouse streamer’s calendar this month is the exclusive streaming premiere of “Taylor Swift | The Eras Tour (Taylor’s Version),” the ground-breaking and record-setting concert film tracking Swift’s Eras Tour. The new “(Taylor’s Version)” edit will feature the concert film in its entirety for the first time, plus the song “cardigan” and four additional acoustic songs.

Also premiering this month, “X-Men: The Animated Series” gets a long overdue revival with the new animated series “X-Men '97,” featuring the returns of original cast members Ray Chase, Alison Sealy-Smith, Cal Dodd, Lenore Zann, George Buza, and more. Plus, the British historical adventure “Renegade Nell” finally gets its series premiere at the end of the month.

Get ready for...

Everything About Marvel’s X-Men ’97 Series (Photo Credit – IMDb)

Marvel Comics has given us a lot of superheroes that we adore. We’ve seen these heroes come to life through live-action movies or animation. One such group of beloved superheroes is the X-Men team. We all have grown up watching movies and shows based on them. Well, brace yourself for an exciting X-Men ’97 animated series that will soon entertain and engage you with an interesting story.

The animated Marvel series is a revival of the 1992 X-Men: The Animated Series. The trailer and release date is already out. In this article has mentioned everything you need to know about the show.

X-Men ’97 Cast (Voice Actors) and Crew

The actors who will voice the main characters in the series are Ray Chase as Scott Summers/Cyclops, Cal Dodd as James Logan Howlett/Wolverine, Jennifer Hale as Jean Grey, Lenore Zann as Anna-Marie Raven/Rogue,...

The official trailer for X-Men '97 has just been released.

Serving as a direct follow-up to X-Men: The Animated Series, the new finally has its trailer and premiere date. On Thursday, it was announced that the series will be premiering on Disney+ on March 20, 2024. Along with this reveal came the official trailer, which provides a look at the first footage from the series. The trailer can be viewed below.

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The trailer puts great emphasis on establishing X-Men '97 as a direct continuation of the original series from the 1990s, beginning with a look back at the original cartoon's series finale. Also carried over is a similar art style, as the characters look very much...

The wait for X-Men '97 may be ending sooner than previously thought.

In development for years, X-Men '97 serves as a continuation of X-Men: The Animated Series, picking up right where the original left off. Several of the same cast members have returned with the classic art style carrying over for the new show to make the revival seem as seamless as possible. The biggest issue that fans have faced has been the wait, and there were previously reports that the show wouldn't be arriving until later in the spring, somewhere around April or May 2024. Per The Direct, it was more recently confirmed during The Walt Disney Corporation's earnings presentation on Wednesday that the series is set to debut on Disney+ in "early 2024," which could suggest the new show's arrival is coming earlier than expected.

Related 2000's X-Men Killed A Dangerous Mutant Enemy - And No One Realized The X-Men...

Marvel has reportedly registered copyrights for 6 new shows for MCU Phase 5, revealing release dates, characters, and synopses, but these reports are unconfirmed until the SAG-AFTRA strikes end. Negotiations are underway. The registered shows include X-Men '97, Echo, Agatha: Darkhold Diaries, Spider-Man: Freshman Year, Daredevil: Born Again, and Ironheart, with expected release dates within the next two years. The shows will feature fan-favorite characters, such as the X-Men, Kingpin, Daredevil, Agatha Harkness, and Ironheart, and will explore new storylines and adventures in the MCU timeline.

The Writers Guild of America strikes have come to an end, and it looks like Marvel has wasted no time in reportedly registering copyrights for the next slew of 6 shows of MCU Phase 5, thereby unveiling details about their release dates, characters, and synopses. It's important to note that Marvel has stated that nothing is finalized until the still-ongoing SAG-AFTRA strikes have ended, making all reports online...

The X-Men are set to make a comeback on the big screen with the upcoming X-Men '97 series on Disney+ and Deadpool's debut in the MCU next year. Marvel Studios is actively meeting with writers to discuss potential X-Men films, signaling the integration of the X-Men franchise into the Marvel Cinematic Universe. X-Men '97 will serve as a direct sequel to the beloved 90s animated series and will continue the story of the X-Men after the original show's finale, with new and familiar characters joining the cast.

The return of the X-Men to the big screen is getting closer. As Disney+ prepares to welcome the most famous mutants to its catalog with X-Men '97, and with Deadpool debuting in the MCU next year, the collision between the former Fox franchise and the Marvel Cinematic Universe is inevitable. And the studio knows it.

Beyond the comics, the X-Men universe has...

Nearly two years have passed since Disney+ unveiled the X-Men '97 reboot. Although enthusiasts have eagerly awaited its second season, Marvel has remained tight-lipped about many details. At San Diego Comic-Con 2023, several significant teasers and updates about the series were unveiled, generating excitement among fans.

A standout moment at Comic-Con was Marvel surprising fans with fresh footage from the next season at the "Designing the X-Men" discussion. This included a dramatic clip of the X-Men grilling the nefarious Dr. Trask. Fans of the original series will undoubtedly feel a surge of nostalgia when Jean Grey uses her psychic powers to delve into Trask's mind, with Cyclops taking center stage to deliver his emblematic "To me, my X-Men" line. Another showcased scene promises intense action, displaying Cyclops using his powerful optic blasts to slow the fall of various X-Men members from the sky.

Another clip featured the X-Men falling...

New X-Men '97 merchandise unveiled which fan-favorite characters will headline the upcoming Disney+ animated series.

Instagram user xeoptoys recently shared images of X-Men '97 Wolverine, Cyclops and Rogue action figures. The front of the packaging for the action figures features five X-Men -- Storm, Cyclops, Rogue, Gambit and Wolverine -- suggesting that these heroes will likely be the main protagonists of the series. With fan-favorite characters Beast, Jubilee, Jean Grey, Bishop and Morph also featured on the packaging -- albeit on the sides -- it looks like X-Men '97 will have no shortage of heroes to focus on in the upcoming continuation of X-Men: The Animated Series.

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X-Men '97 was first announced by Marvel Studios in November 2021. The upcoming series will...

X-Men '97 head writer and executive producer Beau DeMayo has left Twitter.

In a statement posted on his Twitter page, DeMayo announced that he was leaving the social media platform following several heated exchanges with fans over the casting of X-Men member Sunspot. "Well, guys, sad to say. This page will be going dark for a bit. Could be a week. Could be a year. I haven’t slept. Advocation matters. I value fan’s opinions but the sheer amount of vitriol in the last 24-hours is truly taxing, and actually risks working against what you’re trying to do as it’s now closed off an access point because I have to protect myself," he wrote. DeMayo explained that decided to leave Twitter after being attacked "over a leak I can’t really discuss at the moment. I am not the typical person you see in this position with this sort of property,...