Professor X's only true weakness is his admittedly ... the most feared and threatening mutant character in X-Men: The ...

S ome animated series from Marvel, DC, and beyond are so great they are essential viewing for superhero audiences. Animated ...

The premise of X-Men ’97 sees Xavier’s students, the X-Men, running the Xavier Institute For Gifted Youngsters with Magneto in their company. Again, unless you really recall the final events ...

X-Men: The Animated Series was beloved because it was a truly ... a moral inverse to Professor X, who wanted to destroy all that he wanted to uphold. But for ’92 Bowers and Sims and Koblish ...

The Animated Series follow-up. A reliable social media scooper has also weighed in today (via Toonado.com), addressing that show's big cliffhanger. Much has been said about Professor X being ...

Even Professor X traded in his wheelchair for ... where Fox’s X-Men universe has failed. Like Batman: The Animated Series, X-Men: The Animated Series is notable for introducing characters ...

While this version of Professor X might have been from a new corner of the Marvel multiverse, his wardrobe seemed to be aesthetically inspired by the version from X-Men: The Animated Series ...

Picking up where the 1990s Saturday morning cartoon left off, the animated show finds the mutant superheroes trying to move forward in the absence of Professor X. By Angie Han Television Critic ...

The animated series “X-Men ‘97” marks the first ... into the simple fact of Xavier’s absence. An X-Men with no Professor X is jarring, but “X-Men ‘97” offers a bridge between past ...

The show expands on the original X-Men: The Animated Series, showing a wider universe and delving into the complex relationship between Magneto and Professor X with great dramatic moments.

If you're starting from scratch or doing a rewatch, the X-Men movie order matters. Here are all the ways to watch the movies, ...