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Category Archives: Magneto
SNEAK PEEK: Magneto: Not a Hero #1
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Marvel sent Major Spoilers a sneak peek of the upcoming Magneto: Not a Hero #1 by the team of Skottie Young and Clay Mann.
TEASER: Magneto: Not a Hero #1
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In case you didn’t figure it out by now, Magneto is not a hero, and Marvel has a four-issue mini-series on the way that spells it out for you.
REVIEW: X-Men: Magneto Testament HC
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With the upcoming X-Men: First Class movie featuring a young Magneto, I decided it was time to tackle his origin story, for behind the helm of the Master of Magnetism was, at one time, a boy. This boy experienced the Holocaust first hand, and it would shape the man he would become. Take the jump and find out if this blend of factual history, and fictional characters is worth your time.
REVIEW: Uncanny X-Men #534.1

As A.I.M. bee keepers extort money from San Francisco in order to prevent a earthquake, Magneto is hounded to make over his image. Will the City by the Bay fall into the sea? Will the Master of Magnetism bend to the will of a Publicist?
X-Men: First Class: The Movie – Meet Magneto

Matthew Vaughn may have found his Magneto for the upcoming X-Men: First Class movie. The Hollywood Reporter has Michael Fassbender donning the red and purple duds and using his power to shape the future of the X-Men universe.
Fassbender’s big Hollywood break came with a key turn in “Inglourious Basterds,” where he played Canadian spy Archie Hicox. He has a role in “Jonah Hex,” which opens tomorrow, and stars in Neil Marshall’s Roman action movie “Centurion,” which opens in August.
It’s all in early negotiations, but we can probably expect an answer before the San Diego Comic-Con arrives, as I’m sure Marvel and everyone else will be hyping the heck out of this movie.
28 Days of Geek Giving: Magneto’s Helmet

If there’s one thing we’ve learned over the last four years of running Major Spoilers it is this; fans like their comic books, but they seem to like merchandise even more. And while the comic book lover in your life may not need a life sized prop replica of Magneto’s helmet, chances are if they are a fan of Marvel and the X-Men, they’ll be more than happy to display a life sized prop replica of Magneto’s helmet on their shelf, desk, or they might even wear it down the street to pick up the ladies.
The helmet is from Sideshow Collectibles, and will set you back $350.
Art Appreciation Moment of the Day: Stanly Dan
Sometimes going with the simple lines and design works much better than filling a face with every single wrinkle in the world. Case in point, Stanly Dan (if that is his real name) draws a mighty cute Magneto that makes you want pick him up and give him a snuggle, instead of running in fear from the mutant.
Magneto hardcover features original story

X-Men: Magneto Testament hardcover is on sale now, and features extra content including end notes and a teacher’s guide for those wanting to learn more about what happened to the Jews in Nazi Germany during World War II. The premiere hardcover also contains an extra, never before published story.
The Last Outrage, written by Dr. Rafael Medoff, director of the David S. Wyman Institute for Holocaust Studies, and illustrated by comic book luminaries Neal Adams & Joe Kubert. Learn the true life story of Dina Babbit, a Holocaust survivor who was forced by Nazis to paint portraits during her captivity in Auschwitz, and her continuing struggle with a Polish museum to reclaim her works from their possession.
X-Men: Magneto Testament is on sale now for $24.99.
Marvel Sneak Peek: X-Men: Magneto Testament #1
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Fans familiar with the X-Men titles know Magneto has not always been a powerful magnetic controlling force – he was once a little kid. With the Magneto movie still on the movie slate, Marvel is getting a jump on the look at the young Erik Lensherr, with X-Men: Magneto Testament #1. The company has sent Major Spoilers a sneak peek at the issue that arrives September 10, 2008.
Magneto to Reunite Patrick Stewart and Ian McKellen

Obsessed With Film is also reporting the Magneto movie will take place in the time period of the current X-Men films and may remind many viewers of Boys From Brazil.
Take the jump for some potential spoilers about the flick that will reunite Magneto and Prof. X.
Magneto Gets Spinoff Greenlight

David Goyer is certainly in the news alot lately. First parting ways with the Flash, then all the gossip about the non-superhero movie SuperMax, and finally today Variety is reporting Goyer will direct “Magneto”, a spin-off movie from 20th Century Fox and Marvel Studios.
The first film will be an origin story with Magneto hunting down Nazi war criminals who tortured him, and coming to grips with his mutant abilities. Since it is a prequel to the X-films, Ian McKellen’s involvement is expected to be limited.
Goyer is developing the script that was written by Sheldon Turner.













