The premise of X-Men ’97 sees Xavier’s students, ... TAS, that’s a pretty weird place to start a new X-Men cartoon series, so here’s a quick recap of how we got there ...

“X-Men ’97” functions as essentially a sixth season for the show, picking up after the 1997 series finale, “Graduation Day,” in which Prof. Charles Xavier dies. The new trailer shows X ...

However, while X-Men: The Animated Series is rightfully iconic, it's far from the team's only show well-worth watching. X-Men:TAS defined Xavier's team of heroes for a generation in the 90s, but ...

As X-Men ’97 gets going, the team are still reeling from the loss of their idealistic leader and founder, Charles Xavier (Ross Marquand), whose near-death closed out the 1997 Animated Series finale.

Professor X is dead. The dream lives on. Marvel Studios’ X-Men ’97 continues where X-Men: The Animated Series left off in 1997: with mutant menace Magneto (voiced here by Matthew Waterson ...

Disney Plus’ X-Men ’97 animated series is an unabashed nostalgia play from Marvel that feels fresh after years of projects obsessed with the MCU.

The cartoon had the classic line-up and concept from Uncanny X-Men, despite the late ’80s comics featuring a different team at the time.Despite its theme song paling in comparison to the ’90s ...

Pryde of the X-Men. Early on in “Tolerance is Extinction Part Two,” the disassembled X-Men reconvene on the ruins of Xavier’s mansion to share grievances and form a plan.

X-Men has never shied away from politics, and that remains true of X-Men '97. In the episode "Mutant Liberation Begins," the team faces off against bigots in an insurrection storyline.

The elephant in the room is Marvel Studios. Between X-Men ‘97 and From The Ashes, many speculate that Marvel Studios wants their forthcoming X-Men movie to be patterned after the 1992 X-Men cartoon.