Marvel Animation’s X-Men ’97 teases “Days of Our Future’s Past”
Dive right into Marvel Animation‘s X-Men ’97, the series that everyone is talking about. New episode stream Wednesdays on Disney+.
Dive right into Marvel Animation‘s X-Men ’97, the series that everyone is talking about. New episode stream Wednesdays on Disney+.
“Do not make me let you down” – Magneto
From Henry Gyrich and the Great Replacement Theory to anti-mutant medical discrimination here’s our conversation about the debut of the new X-Men ’97 animated TV series.
Steven Attewell brings a historian’s perspective to X-Men ’97 — the exciting revival of the animated X-Men show of our youth. We do a deep dive into the show’s impressive politics and significant design choices. Learn about real world political parallels both past and VERY present, developments in evolutionary science, queer themes and crop tops. This episode opens with 9 minutes of spoiler free discussion till and then a spoiler-filled look at episodes 1 and 2.
Read Steven’s blog and his A People’s History of the Marvel Universe and our classic roundtable in which civil rights history experts prove that no, Professor X is not MLK Jr. MLK Jr was far more radical and visionary.
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Watch this new clip from Marvel Animation‘s all-new X-Men ’97. Episodes are streaming only on Disney+.
Watch a new clip from Marvel Animation‘s all-new X-Men ’97, now streaming only on Disney+!
Skip Intro button? X-Men ’97‘s intro is familiar, but updates the classic X-Men: The Animated Series opening.
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Catch up on X-Men: The Animated Series and tune in to the two episode premiere of Marvel Animation‘s all-new X-Men ’97 this Wednesday on Disney+.
It’ll just be like old times!
Don’t miss Marvel Animation’s all-new X-Men ’97, streaming March 20 only on Disney+.
To me, my X-Men.
Marvel Animation’s X-Men ’97, an all-new series, arrives March 20 on Disney+.
The Marvel Animation panel was held today during San Diego Comic-Con. In it, we got an update as to where various projects stand and when we might see them.
I Am Groot will debut on Disney+ on August 10 and the show received both a new poster as well as its first trailer.
We’ll have to wait a bit to watch Spider-Man: Freshman Year. The film will debut on Disney+ in 2024. Will we get another live-action film that year to go with it?
With the first season being folded so much into the MCU, it wasn’t a surprise we’re getting a second season of What If…? What If? Season 2 will debut on Disney+ in early 2023.
Also touched on was the already announced Marvel Zombies. The villains of the show that were shown include Hawkeye, Scarlet Witch, Bucky, Captain Marvel, Captain America, and Abomination. The heroes standing against them shown were Yelena, Kate Bishop, Shang-Chi, Red Guardian, and more.
X-Men ’97 is what folks were really looking forward to when it came to the panel though. The original heroes, Rogue, Gambit, Wolverine, Jubilee, Cyclops, Storm, Jean Grey, and Beast are back. Also shown were Sunspot, Cable, Bishop, Forge, Nightcrawler and more. Villains included Calypso, the Emma Frost/White Queen, Mr. Sinister, Sebastian Shaw, and more. But, in the oddest twist, Magneto is the leader of the X-Men!? An image has surfaced with Magneto wearing a similar costume as worn in the “Trial of Magneto.” The show will premiere in the Fall of 2023.
Disney Channel has ordered a new animated series based on the Marvel comic series Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur from Disney Television Animation. The series will be executive produced by Laurence Fishburne and Helen Sugland‘s Cinema Gypsy Productions (ABC’s black-ish), Marvel Animation & Family Entertainment, and Emmy Award-winner Steve Loter (Disney’s Kim Possible).
The series follows 13-year old super-genius Lunella Lafayette and her red T-Rex Devil Dinosaur after he’s accidentally brought to New York City via a time vortex.
Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur debuted in Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur #1 in January 2016 and was created by Amy Reeder, Brandon Montclaire, and Natacha Bustos.