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The age of Krakoa is over in the X-Men comics—or rather, it will be in another month.

The X-Men find themselves, perhaps almost always, on the precipice of great change. But right now they really do feel like they’re on the edge of something new again.

Even as Marvel Studios finds success on the small screen right now with X-Men ‘97 lighting fans up every week on

X-Men as a franchise can be defined by one idea: adapt or die.

Just in time for the release of Marvel Animation’s X-Men ‘97 on Disney+, BoxLunch has an official merch launch for the

X-Men is a comics franchise defined by its evolution.

Remember the ‘90s? The X-Men certainly do, and for good reason.

A new X-Men fashion collection is here for anyone who feels like their true alma mater is Xavier’s School for Gifted Youngsters.

When mutantkind established its own sovereign nation on Krakoa, it established three new tenants for the newly-unified species to live by: Make More Mutants, Murder No Man, and Respect This Sacred Land.