7 X-Men Storylines That Could Be Used For MCU Debut

As a huge movie fan, I’ve been thinking a lot about how Marvel will finally bring the X-Men into the MCU after Avengers: Secret Wars. There’s so much amazing material from the comics they could draw on for their first solo films – it’s exciting to imagine what storylines they’ll choose!

10 Years Ago Today, One of the Greatest Mystery Anime Debuted (But Fans Are Still Divided on Its Ending)

Even after ten years, one anime series remains remarkably impactful thanks to its deeply emotional story. At just 12 episodes, it’s perfect for watching all at once – whether you’re discovering it for the first time or revisiting it to mark its anniversary. The only real weakness is its ending, which has proven divisive among fans – some dislike it, while others find it fitting. Despite the debate, the show is still well worth watching, and the fact that people are still discussing it a decade later speaks volumes.

Regular Show Has a Surprise For Fans Before This Year’s Comeback

Fans of Regular Show will soon be able to pre-order collectible figures of Mordecai, Rigby, and Skips from YouTooz. While Mordecai and Rigby were similar characters, Skips was quite different. Voiced by Mark Hamill of Star Wars fame, Skips was an immortal, albino ape who often hinted at a deep understanding of the universe and the supernatural – far more than anyone else on the show. Despite their contrasting personalities, all three characters will be available as statues and shipped this summer, likely in June or July.

Every Time Jean Grey Has Officially Died in X-Men Comics

Jean Grey’s story is defined by constant sacrifice and renewal, and her multiple deaths are central to the history of the X-Men. Each death has ultimately contributed to the larger narrative about mutants. Here’s a look at the officially recognized deaths of Jean Grey.