Bryan Singer has tweeted out a new image from the filming of Days of Future Past, which shows Hugh Jackman and Nicholas Hoult as Wolverine and Beast in 1973. Those two characters in that time period raises a big question about if the timeline is being really rebooted, as everyone knows that in the movies Wolverine didn't join up with the X-Men until the 2000 movie set in the present. Also, Houl... more.

While a lot of attention has been on Bryan Singer's filming of X-Men: Days of Future Past; Fox has another Marvel movie in the pipe. Chronicle director Josh Trank is working on a Fantastic Four reboot. Today Latino Review posted a scoop that claims to be the plot logline for the movie, and this is w... more.

Bryan Singer has tweeted out another image from the upcoming X-Men movie, and this time it's a big one. To make up for his Lady Gaga April Fool's joke, Singer tweeted out the first image of Beast from the movie. As you can see, he looks a bit different than he did in both First Class and The Last Stand, although Nicolas Holt... more.

Following James Mangold's six-second Vine tease of The Wolverine trailer yesterday, comes this twenty second teaser today. Yea, it's stupid to release incremental teasers of a teaser trailer, but this is The Wolverine and it's one superhero movie no one has really seen much on outside of some leaked spy shot... more.

The script Fox has on their table for the Deadpool movie is perfect. It's hard-R, raunchy, gory, hilarious, and it pretends X-Men Origins: Wolverine never existed. With Deadpool so popular and loved by just about everyone who reads comics, why the hell won't those idiots at Fox allow them to make the movie? According to Ryan Reynolds in an interview with more.

Recently Bryan Singer said he had some "fixing" to do with Days of Future Past and the events that took place in X-Men 3. Obviously people were wondering if he'd retcon out the stupid deaths in that movie, or the whole movie completely. Speaking with Bleeding Cool, Singer clar... more.

Marvel's 2013 crossover, Age of Ultron, is underway. The big rumor surrounding this crossover is that it'll result in a New 52-style reboot for the Marvel Universe. Is this a good idea? It absolutely is, and here are five big reasons why Marvel needs to do it: They've Never Done It As hard as this is to believe, Marvel has never done a company-wide continuity clean up. DC has done multiple... more.

It's becoming fairly obvious that Bryan Singer's version of Days of Future past is really just taking the core idea of that story and adapting it to the cinematic X-Men universe. One big change in the story is the possibility that the villain may be one of the X-Men's biggest foes who has yet to make an appearance on the big screen. more.

[imagebrowser id=66] This June, Marvel is going to re-launch the comic titled simply "X-Men" with a team consisting of just the X-Girls. What better way to prepare for that than by checking out a gallery of ten great cosplayers who pulled off some of the X-Women pretty awesomely. ... more.

After the disappointing, and blatant movie cash-in, Fear Itself; I really liked Marvel's 2012 crossover Avengers vs X-Men. It built on the stories being told in X-Men for the last decade and brought a very welcome retcon to the stupid House of M story that removed most mutants from the Marvel Universe. Marvel's 2013 crossover is Age of Ultron, and if rumors are believed; this will be their "Flashp... more.