Awesome X-men

(PG-13: Language) Deadpool needs a helping hand, and the only person who might be able to save the day is Logan aka Wolverine. But before they can partner up, they need to hug it out the only way they know how – with their katanas and adamantium claws drawn.

Can you imagine if Danny DeVito joined the X-Men? Imagine no longer. The VFX team from Corridor used their creativity and modern animation tools to put together an insane fake trailer that sends Frank Reynolds to Professor Xavier’s School for Gifted Youngsters, where he embraces his inner Wolverito. In a hurry? Cut right to the chase.

“Some of the best kills that I have ever seen… and that ain’t bad for a PG-13.” With a Rotten Tomatoes score of 47%, X-Men Apocalypse wasn’t exactly the best of the franchise. Sweetlegs’ rap about watching the movie while hungover reminds us of some of its more redeeming qualities.

With his adamantium skeleton replaced, Wolverine is impervious to just about everything. But his underlying bone claws aren’t nearly as strong. Rather than actual bone, The Hacksmith made himself a set from steel and tried to break concrete with them. Test footage starts at 10:00. They’re pretty awesome for Fruit Ninja IRL.

In this offshoot tale from the Marvel X-Men universe, a group of young mutants find themselves held in a psychiatric facility, and when they realize the truth about their captivity, they must work together and use their powers to help escape. After a long series of delays, the film drops 4/3/2020.

We’re not sure why 20th Century Fox didn’t just start with this trailer for X-Men: Dark Phoenix. It has everything you need to know about the film – how Jean Grey got the Phoenix Force, why she’s losing control and why she’s going up against her friends. Premieres 6/6/19.

MAFEX’s action figure of the X-Men’s Cyclops is based on the characters’ 90’s comic book design. The figure is about 6.3″ tall and comes with three heads, including an unmasked one. It also comes with sweet optic blast effects.

Do you want to remember or find out about the comic book version of the X-Men’s Dark Phoenix saga before the movie adaptation comes out? Marvel has your back. Here’s a silly recap of what happened when Jean Grey was given the all-powerful Phoenix force.

Rejoice, mon ami. The latest action figure in Revoltech’s Amazing Yamaguchi line is the X-Men’s charismatic Cajun, Gambit. The figure stands almost 7″ tall and has an articulated coat. It comes with an extra face, three pairs of hands, a staff, and four card effects.

Mezco Toyz’s twelfth-scale take on the X-Man from the future has a light-up eye and chest insignia. It also has two interchangeable heads, eight swappable hands, a plasma cannon with removable magazines, a grenade launcher, a knife and a handgun.

The debut trailer for Dark Phoenix was intriguing, but Darth Blender’s take on it looks way more exciting. They used scenes from the classic ’90s X-Men animated series, which did take on the Dark Phoenix saga. It’s a shame they didn’t use scenes from the actual battle.

Nearly a decade after the events of X-Men: Apocalypse, Professor X’s team of mutants are sent on a mission in space. There Jean Grey is struck by a “mysterious cosmic force.” She is unable to control this unspeakable power, driving the team – and the world – into chaos.

Sculpted by Paul Harding for Gentle Giant, each of the Wolverine Collector’s Gallery statues commemorates the various iconic looks of the famous X-Men member. There’s Wolverine ’74, Wolverine ’80, Wolverine ’92 and Wolverine ’08 aka “Old Man Logan.”

The X-Men’s deputy leader Scott Summers joins Mezco Toyz’s 12th scale action figure line. The Cyclops action figure is about 7″ tall and comes with two swappable heads, both with an LED light on their visor, two optic blast effects, six hands and a jacket.

(Spoilers) Legion season 2 premieres tonight on FX (4/3/18), but if you didn’t have time to go back and watch the crazy first season again, David Haller himself is here to remind us what happened, with an extremely concise overview last year’s plot highlights.

We were enthralled and perplexed by season one of Noah Hawley’s take on the origin story of the X-Men favorite Legion. The next installment sends us deeper into the complicated mind of David Haller, and Division 3’s quest to take down the Shadow King.

From writer and artist Ed Piskor comes a three-part comic book miniseries that retells the story of the X-Men so far. Similar to what he did in Hip-Hop Family Tree, Piskor summed up over 50 years of X-Men stories in a retro and verbose style. More here and here.

The best there is at what he does. Kaiyodo’s 12th scale (6.1″ tall) Amazing Yamaguchi Wolverine action figure is based on the most badass X-Man’s ’90s incarnation. It comes with three heads, seven hands, two sets of claws and of course a cigar.

(Spoilers) Screen Junkies reminds us that not every superhero needs to be bombastic, consequence-free, CGI eye-candy, and instead a solid story, compelling characters, and a little gravitas properly applied can produce a great film, superheroes or not. And Deadpool agrees.

Is there anything The Q can’t make? The mysterious YouTube builder shows us how to make a set of nasty claws like Wolverine’s – without using any adamantium. These ones are made from popsicle sticks, toothpicks, rubber bands, paper, and a bit of Krazy Glue.

YouTuber Yoko Higuchi shares what is surely just one of the thousands of inevitable online tributes to Hugh Jackman and his 17-year stint as Wolverine. Johnny Cash’s cover of Hurt is the slow motion of soundtracks, but if you watched Logan you know that the song is a great fit.

(PG-13: Language) The first trailer for the Wolverine movie Logan focused on its dramatic aspects. This one shows us the lighter and more action-packed sequences from Prof. X, Wolvie and X-23’s road trip. Please let this be good.

A second look at the new FX X-Men spin-off series, which takes us inside the life of a man thought to be insane, but who in fact possesses an impressive array of mutant powers. With Fargo creator Noah Hawley as showrunner, we’re pretty stoked. Premieres 2/8/17.