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Bonus June Discord Q&A With Alex Perez Talking Marvel Studios, From Avengers to X-Men!

Surprise! Alex Perez had some time to spare to do a bonus Q&A for our Discord this month. Check out his answers below, organized by topic. Thanks to all our Discord members for your great questions about Marvel Studios. From the next Avengers movies, to news on X-Men ’97 season 2, Alex had interesting responses to some of these questions, so

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‘X-Men ’97’ Season 1 Podcast with Anthony, Uday & Alex (Cosmic Circle Ep. 55)

It’s been a wonderful yet sad couple of weeks without new episodes of X-Men ‘97, the revival of the animated TV series that introduced many of us to the merry band of mutants. It was a breakout hit, and ushered in new fans to the classic Saturday morning cartoon, that had so many elements of these iconic comic book characters. The

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‘X-Men ’97’ Season 1 Review: Redemption and Retrospect

By now you’ve probably heard: X-Men ’97 is phenomenal. This little cartoon show is one of the biggest, loudest, most colorful, most ambitious, most heartbreaking projects Marvel has ever done. Originally advertised as a nostalgic revival of the original X-Men: The Animated Series, X-Men ’97 is the complete opposite, becoming one of the most aggressively progressive comic book adaptations ever made. With

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Cable Comics Reading Guide

Welcome from the present to the future to the past to the… (Hang on, I need my notes). Anyways, this is the Cable comics reading guide! The child of Madelyne Pryor and Scott Summers, Nathan Christopher Charles Summers was sent to the far-flung future as a toddler. Raised in a brutal apocalyptic world, he returned to the present a grown-up, hard-edged

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Discord Q&A with Alex Perez Talking Marvel Studios Projects and Rumors

If you’ve been following along here at The Cosmic Circus, you know that reporter and insider Alex Perez occasionally has news to share about Marvel Studios projects. He’s made time for a Q&A with our Discord members a few times already, and this time we’re trying a new format for that. Recently, we asked for more questions from our Discord members,

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Review: ‘X-Men ’97’ Premiere Is A Valiant Return to Form for Marvel

The X-Men are back! I’ve waited so long to say those words and mean them, and boy, I mean them with every bit of my soul. A double episode premiere of X-Men ‘97 has landed on Disney+ and surely transported everyone back to the Saturday morning feeling of gathering around the television to see what happened “Previously on X-Men!” I couldn’t

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‘X-Men: The Animated Series’ Guide

TO ME, MY X-MEN! Welcome to the X-Men: The Animated Series guide! With mutants finally entering the MCU and X-Men ‘97 just around the corner, now is the perfect time to catch up with the classic X-Men cartoon from the ‘90s. In this guide, we’ll cover the main characters of the show, break down the episodic story arcs, and explore the

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Wolverine Reading Guide

SNIKT! Hey bub, welcome to the Wolverine comics reading guide! Before Logan, before X-Men: Evolution, and even before X-Men: The Animated Series, the character Wolverine was created for the comics in 1974 by Len Wein & John Romita Sr. in Incredible Hulk #180-181. He was originally designed as a one-off character, but Wein & Dave Cockrum brought him back in Giant-Size

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Exclusive: Update on ‘X-Men ’97’ Release Date Window

On October 31st, 1992, X-Men: The Animated Series premiered its first episode on national television. The show gained popularity and became one of the most popular superhero animated shows in history. The show became the pilot project for what would eventually become a new era of Marvel animated projects in the 90s, producing multiple animated projects like Spider-Man, the Fantastic Four, and Iron Man. X-Men:

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