One of the new heroic teams coming in season two of X-Men ’97 is the militaristic mutant freedom fighters known as X-Force.

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The fight to save Krakoa is very nearly upon us! We recently learned that the final battle will be told across two interconnected series, Fall of the House of X and Rise of the Powers of X, as well as ...

The Krakoan Age may be going away for the X-Men, but there are still tales to tell. Such as a new Cable comic book story launching from X-Force and New Mutants writer of three decades ago, Fabian ...

The X-Men Krakoan age is nearing its end, but time-traveling mutant Cable is already looking to the next threat. In January, Marvel Comics will launch a four-issue Cable miniseries from writer Fabian ...

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That casting only expands Brolin’s comic book resume, which includes iconic characters like Thanos, Jonah Hex, Sin City‘s Dwight, and Agent K in Men In Black. However, with this Cable casting, there ...

According to Marvel, Cable will “wage his own war against both Orchis and an all-new threat known as the Neocracy” in his new miniseries. “On this pivotal mission, he’ll team up with one of the few ...

Contains Spoilers for Cable: Love and Chrome #1!Cable has foes from all over Marvel's timeline, but now, the publisher has introduced a villain whose very nature is a complete mystery. They are very ...

For the last few years, Marvel Comics has ended the year with a bang in special one-shots that pack epic stories and provide glimpses at the next year's worth of storytelling. This mighty Marvel ...

Deadpool 2 is looking to finally bring Cable from the pages of Marvel comics to the big screen. But there’s one daunting aspect of that—how do you explain a comic book history as complex and as absurd ...