Tag Archives: X-Men

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SOLICITATIONS: X-Men Battle of the Atom

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This September, celebrate the X-Men’s 50th anniversary with the first major X-Men crossover event in over three years—X-Men: Battle of the Atom! From the blockbuster creative team of Brian Michael Bendis, Jason Aaron, Brian Wood, Frank Cho, Stuart Immonen, Chris Bachalo, David Lopez & Giuseppe Camuncoli, comes an event  so exhilarating,  and so groundbreaking that fans will be talking about this for years to come! Three X-Men universes collide in the biggest war mutantkind has ever seen, and you won’t believe how it all plays out. One thing’s for sure—no reader will come out unscathed!

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REVIEW: X-Men #1

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X-Men #1 is the latest addition to the X-Book scene. Can this cast of X-Men survive in a crowded world of mutant misfits when it doesn’t even garner an adjective? Your Major Spoilers review of X-Men #1 awaits. (Hint: with Brian Wood and Oliver Coipel taking care of business, the answer is probably.)

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MOVIES: X-Men director announces Bishop and Warpath

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We at Major Spoilers have discussed the trend of directors heading to social media to show behind the scenes images and make announcements and it has happened once again. X-Men Days of Future Past director Brian Singer headed over to Vine to let us know Bishop and Warpath will be in the film.

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MOVIES: Halle Berry shows off her Storm costume for Days of Future Past

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When word hit that Haley Berry would be returning as Storm in X-Men: Days of Future Past, a little sigh of relief went out by many a fanboy and fangirl. Director Bryan Singer decided to give us a little more, by using Twitter to share Berry with her new Storm hairstyle.

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REVIEW: Uncanny Avengers #5

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After a very intriguing opening arc, I was excited to sit down and spend some time with the latest issue of UNCANNY AVENGERS. Little did I know that the contents of this book would ignite a controversy involving race, inclusion, and assimilation vs. integration. What impact did these weighty thoughts place upon my reading enjoyment? Hit the jump, faithful Spoilerites, and join in the debate.

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