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notblogx.blogspot.com
This week at CBR, I'm revisiting the animated X-Men moment the censors only allowed once. The header image might be a clue. |
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50yearoldcomics.com
As regular readers of this blog may recall, I started picking up the Roy Thomas-Neal Adams-Tom Palmer run of X-Men with the second issue, #57, in which the book's new creative team began their "Sentinels" storyline. I managed to score the next issue as well, and so was on hand for the debut of Alex... |
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disgruntledharadrim.com
It's the 90s again, and our favorite mutants are back in a new animated series, X-Men '97. The X-Men are back on TV! But this isn't a detailed review of the new series, as much as it me recounting how television shaped my X-Men life. I been an X-Men fan for a minute. Long enough, |
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www.inverse.com
The 2000s cartoon was ahead of its time, creating a new X-Men canon for a new generation. |
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