X-Men '97 Animated Series Revival

[Demona]

Also, while I don't want to have to cut people for it - David Yardin is going to drop some XMen headshots based on the cartoon tomorrow morning. Jean and Storm are in there. There is a third.

[NorthernLadMSP]

Originally Posted by Demona

Also, while I don't want to have to cut people for it - David Yardin is going to drop some XMen headshots based on the cartoon tomorrow morning. Jean and Storm are in there. There is a third.

Was that posted on Facebook or Instagram?

EDIT: Nvm, found it. She looks good from what I can see.

[IcedDog]

Figured I'd get a refresher on the 90s X-Men series before watching 97, but instead of going through all 76 episodes, I watched this recap

I feel more enlightened, and here a few interesting things I learned:

- Subterranean mutant leader Callisto kidnaps Cyclops to breed with him
- I still haven't tired of Rogue's famous ass shot
- The tropical prehistoric Savage Lands are in...Antarctica
- Wolverine hates ducks
- Storm and Wolverine were lovers in an alternate timeline
- Wolverine and Captain America teamed up in WWII (bonus: Cap gives a French kid a baguette)

[BurningRage]

Gambit is the man

[Augen]

I think the show has been amazing as a fan of 90s version. Some of these stories are right from my childhood comics days.

Personally this feels more like "my X-Men" than the Fox live action films ever did.

[SONICobra]

Originally Posted by Augen

I think the show has been amazing as a fan of 90s version. Some of these stories are right from my childhood comics days.

Personally this feels more like "my X-Men" than the Fox live action films ever did.

no doubt, this is a celebration of 90's comics / xmen and i love it

[Demona]

For sure. The cartoon has never disappointed. Then and now.

[NorthernLadMSP]

Very good show, but I do feel they are really rushing through some storylines that need to be a little more fleshed out.

[ParisDean]

Originally Posted by Augen

I think the show has been amazing as a fan of 90s version. Some of these stories are right from my childhood comics days.

Personally this feels more like "my X-Men" than the Fox live action films ever did.

I don't ever plan on watching the Fox X-Men films again. I've never even seen the last one, The New Mutants, and if I ever do watch it one day out of boredom, I'm sure it will be one and done like all the others.

[ZenLogikos]

Originally Posted by ParisDean

I don't ever plan on watching the Fox X-Men films again. I've never even seen the last one, The New Mutants, and if I ever do watch it one day out of boredom, I'm sure it will be one and done like all the others.

Same.

Except for First Class. I still like that one because I love Magneto and Fassbender.