In the 1990s, Marvel Comics was unafraid to explore. For the previous thirty years, comics had often consisted of short plots ...

The 1990s popularized a lot of Marvel Comics heroes and antiheroes, with some of these being perfect for the era of grim and gritty comic books.

The X-Men started at the bottom, and now they’re one of the most popular superhero teams of all time. There are many reasons ...

X-Men '97 takes place in a universe with other '90s Marvel cartoon heroes, characters which may appear as a crossover later in the series.

But I think that for now, for the foreseeable future, X-Men ’97 will own the ’90s, and how much we bring in guest stars or tell stories from other Marvel characters from that era is TBD, but ...

The X-Men franchise had its share of oddball characters in the '90s, but one of the most divisive and controversial of them all has made his way back into comics, ...

Long before the MCU, the Marvel cartoon shows of the '90s like X-Men, Spider-Man, ... The characters became household names. X-Men sold everything from action figures to pizza.

The show satisfied established fans who loved reading about the X-Men and wanted more, and also whetted the appetites of those who would step into a comic-book store for the first time, opening up ...

Like Shredder's Revenge, it exploits the advantages of modern graphical engines without betraying its muses' old-school pixel art.Appropriately, the characters' visual style is inspired by 90s-era ...

The 'X-Men '97' creators talk reviving 'The Animated Series,' the backlash to Morph being nonbinary and Beau DeMayo's ... and his animation team maintained the retro ‘90s style in “X-Men ‘97.” ...