The first variant cover for X-Men #1 by celebrated X-Men artist Tony Daniel is a group shot of Cyclops, Beast, Psylocke, Magik, Juggernaut, Kid Omega, Temper, and Magneto. The Master of Magnetism ...

Some X-Men have the most iconic designs in comics, but other mutants are in need of new costumes that could become classic in ...

As the X-Men hide in a monastery, Wolverine is sent back to the past by Shadowcat but not before being asked by Professor X and Magneto to unite them together in 1973 to stop Mystique.

There’s also an outfit from Uncanny X-Men #202, as well as a redesign that gives Magneto a white beard. Excerpt from X-Men ’97: The Art and Making of the Animated Series (Abrams) by James Field ...

In episode two of X-Men ’97, Rogue and Magneto share a private moment in Xavier’s old office. The two come close to touching, and they make it clear that at some point in the past, the two ...

It wasn’t until Uncanny X-Men #150 in 1981 that we learned the source of Magneto’s pain and rage. After a terrorist attack against a Soviet sub, Magneto nearly kills the teenage Kitty Pryde.

The beginning of the end of X-Men ’97 Season 1 is here, and man, was there a lot to absorb. The latest episode of the critically-acclaimed Marvel TV show to debut to Disney+ subscribers was jam ...

Magneto's journey from villain to antihero in X-Men '97 only makes him sexier, and the series explores his nuance through his relationships with Charles Xavier, Cyclops, Storm, and Rogue.

Rogue and Magneto’s romance is one of the most exciting and sexy parts of what’s probably the biggest X-Men comics event of the whole ’90s: Age of Apocalypse.

It's this arena of debate X-Men '97 enters with its three-part finale. Episode 8, "Tolerance Is Extinction Part 1," canonizes the words "Magneto was right" aloud.