On the Next Major Spoilers Podcast: X-Men: Supernovas

This week marks the return of Rodrigo on the Major Spoilers Podcast, and he’s requested that The Major Spoilers Crew take a look at X-Men: Supernovas.

As old threats are still having their effects, new, more deadly threats emerge from the unlikeliest of places. Threats that spell doom for the X-Men. Plus: What could possibly strike terror into the heart of…Sabretooth?! And who are the Children of the Vault? Mike Carey (Ultimate Fantastic Four) and Chris Bachalo (Uncanny X-Men) take over X-Men, or at least what’s left of them! Collects X-Men #188-199, Annual.

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More mutant casting?

If the rumors are to be believed, Alice Eve, star of She’s Out of My League, has been approached to play Emma Frost in the Michael Vaughn’s adaptation of X-Men: First Class.  It’s a rumor for now, as previous “news” had Rosamund Pike playing the blonde telepath.

Not being familiar with Eve’s work, I’ll leave it up to you, Dear Reader, to let your nerd love, or your nerd rage be heard in the comment section below.

via Deadline

From the Vault: Generation X (1996)

Wolverine. Cyclops. Jean Grey. Beast. Storm. Prof. X. Iconic members of one of Marvel Comics’ most widely recognized super teams, the X-Men. Every one of them born with amazing mutant abilities, banded together in an effort to save a world that hates and fears them. I’m here to tell you today…

Not a single one of them are in this film.

Instead, we get a guy with a bad Irish accent, a woman with ill-defined psychic powers, a Latin stereotype, and a group of bland supporting characters kinda-sorta against a bargain-bin Jim Carey. Take the jump, and let’s get this over with.

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Marvel Sneak Peek: Death of Dracula

There was a big press conference last week where Marvel extolled the upcoming Death of Dracula series.  We weren’t invited of course, but that’s what we hear.  Until we can give our fair and balanced assessment of the issue, Marvel has released a preview of The Death of Dracula #1 that arrives in stores on June 30, 2010.

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Review: X-Men Animated Series Vol. 5 DVD Set

I used to wake up at 4 am on saturdays to watch cartoons. Not because I liked the very early shows (Seriously, SWATCATS was just not that great), but because my mother didn’t want us to spend all day watching TV. As soon as breakfast was on the table the TV was switched off! Of course, this meant that depending on the complexity of breakfast, I may not get to watch what, at the time, was my favorite cartoon. The freakin’ X-Men!

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