Men, writer Chris Claremont and artist Dave Cockrum took on Marvel’s then-worst-selling book at the time: X-Men. The two ...

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The X-Men movies may be a mixed bag, but Easter eggs and character details throughout reveal a real reverence for the comic book source material.

Chris Evans might be best known as Steve Rogers, the Marvel Cinematic Universe's first Captain America, but most fans will know this was not his first foray into superhero movies. In fact, it wasn't ...

Chris Evans’ return as Johnny Storm /Human Torch in Marvel’s Deadpool & Wolverine is an experience he’ll never forget. The actor took to his Instagram Story on Wednesday to express his appreciation ...

Jim Shooter served as Marvel Comics' editor during one of its most successful periods, but his legacy is more complicated than the pure-hearted heroes he wrote.

1) Chris Claremont Chris Claremont is the greatest X-Men writer of all time and it’s not all that close. Basically every great X-Men idea was created by Chris Claremont.

Jim Shooter, the comics industry titan who went from a teenage writing prodigy to editor-in-chief at Marvel Comics in the 1980s, has died. He was 73.

His tenure saw major successes including Chris Claremont and John Byrne’s X-Men, Frank Miller’s Daredevil, and the 1984 crossover event Secret Wars, which Shooter wrote.

In an interview with the HeyUGuys YouTube Channel, executive producer Wendy Jacobson revealed that the 'Deadpool vs. Wolverine' crew sobbed at Hugh Jackman's yellow Wolverine costume from the X ...