X-Men ’97 Season 2, Episode 6 Review & Recap: „Danger.exe“
X-Men ’97 has no trouble recovering from the fumble that was Episode 5, as „Danger.exe“ adapts some seminal 21st Century comics and establishes a bold new status quo for the team.
X-Men ’97 has no trouble recovering from the fumble that was Episode 5, as „Danger.exe“ adapts some seminal 21st Century comics and establishes a bold new status quo for the team.
X-Men ’97’s latest episode works as a fun action movie romp, but it fails to make the most of Wolverine’s troubled status quo in Season 2. Read our full review of „Weapon X, Lies, and DVDs.“
In Season 2 von X-Men ‘97 verstecken sich mit den Darstellern von Worf, Beverly Crusher und Q gleich drei Fan-Lieblinge aus Star Trek: Picard.
The latest episode of X-Men ’97 proves one thing – this series gets Apocalypse more than any Marvel movie or series before it.
X-Men ’97 keeps firing on all cylinders, with Episode 4 capping off the origin of Apocalypse in fittingly dramatic fashion. Read our full review.
X-Men star Hugh Jackman has suggested he won’t be done playing Wolverine anytime soon.
Robert Bowling, the former creative strategist of Infinity Ward during the original Modern Warfare trilogy, is launching a new studio that pushes back against destructive gaming trends.
X-Men ‘97 gets off to a very strong start in its first three episodes, as the series wastes no time in exploring the dramatic, Apocalypse-heavy fallout of Season 1.
Marvel has confirmed the full release schedule for X-Men ’97 Season 2, including episode titles.
What if the legendary John Byrne never left Uncanny X-Men in 1981? That’s the premise behind the new graphic novel X-Men: Elsewhen Vol. 1.