The latest issue of HOUSE OF X is out and it is AWESOME! X-Men are back in action, Sabretooth is on trial, and the fate of all mutant kind is on the line!
HoX-PoX Check #2: Re-Enter The X-Men in HoX #3
The latest issue of HOUSE OF X is out and it is AWESOME! X-Men are back in action, Sabretooth is on trial, and the fate of all mutant kind is on the line!
HoX-PoX Check #1: Enter HOUSE OF X and POWERS OF X
Are you reading HOUSE OF X & POWERS OF X?! Find out why you need to get onboard with this amazing X-Men saga NOW in the 1st edition of this ongoing column from Spencer Connolly!
HoX-PoX Check #1: Enter HOUSE OF X and POWERS OF X
Are you reading HOUSE OF X & POWERS OF X?! Find out why you need to get onboard with this amazing X-Men saga NOW in the 1st edition of this ongoing column from Spencer Connolly!
Dark Phoenix Lives in Us All: Why Some X-Men Fans Still Obsess over “Dark Phoenix Saga”
The classic and controversial “Dark Phoenix Saga,” written by famed X-Men writer Chris Claremont and published by Marvel in 1980, continues to impact, not only X-Men comics but most Marvel comics to this day. What makes this storyline so timeless?
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Episode 63: X-Men’s Storm, The Most Recognizable Black Superhero
Most people with little knowledge of comic books and comic book characters know a few things about X-Men’s Storm, aka Ororo Munroe. After losing both her parents during the Suez Canal Crisis in Cairo, Egypt, an orphaned Ororo became a young pickpocket. From there, she wandered into Kenya where a group of uncontacted peoples worshipped her as a goddess. It was in Kenya that Professor Charles Xavier, creator of the original roster of X-Men, sought her out to join a second incarnation of X-Men with Wolverine, Thunderbird, Colossus, Nightcrawler and others from around the world. Ororo gave up her life as a goddess to accept Professor Xavier’s proposition to join a world that, not only doesn’t worship her, but despises her for being born with a genetic mutation — the power to control the weather.
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Episode 71: X-Men and “Age of Apocalypse” Revisited
The ComicsVerse Podcast team has assembled to bring you, the listener, an in-depth discussion on the X-Men crossover, “Age of Apocalypse,” just in time for the upcoming film, X-MEN: APOCALYPSE, due out on May 27th.
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Episode 72: Exclusive X-Men Writer Chris Claremont Interview
Chris Claremont’s continuous X-Men run from 1975 to 1991 changed the way we look at superheroes forever and matured not only a Marvel franchise but the superhero genre in comics itself.
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Episode 76: X-Men – “The Dream”
X-Men comics and characters are rife with meaning and serve as a mirror of how society treats anyone who is and feels different and how those same people cope in a world that hates and fears them. The concept of the X-Men served as a perfect platform during this podcast to embark on an analysis of American culture as a microcosm of human nature and what it means to be American.