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Since the greatest mutant ever, Cyclops, returned from the dead in Uncanny X-Men Annual #1, he's had a bit of a problem trusting people When it comes to Captain America, who led the Avengers in an invasion of Utopia during Avengers vs X-Men with the purpose of imprisoning a teenage Hope Summers on the moon[...]

In next week's Uncanny X-Men #15, Captain America has some freaking nerve! This is the guy who showed up on the X-Men's doorstep in Avengers vs X-Men, invading a sovereign mutant nation with no authority in order to demand the X-Men hand over an innocent teenager so that the Avengers could imprison her on the[...]

Marvel has assured readers that Uncanny X-Men and the rest of the X-line will continue alongside it, so at least during that three-month period, it won't cause the entire line to reboot After it's over, however, it's hard to imagine that we won't see a complete revamp of the line, because how can this be[...]

But in next week's Uncanny X-Men #14, Val learns that every time she thinks she's out, they drag her back in. Val wouldn't even have shown up, but she's just as excited as the rest of us are for the recently returned new BFFs, Cyclops and Wolverine Awww! So what do the Last X-Men want from Val?[...]

Besides, isn't about time this new bromance from Uncanny X-Men is taken to the next level? Another shocking revelation from White came in the form of an image of the X-Statix from an upcoming X-Book, teasing a return for the cult-favorite team despite White noting, "Didn't they all die?" For lots more X-Men goodness, including a discussion[...]

At a rally for the revolutionary leader Apocalypse, rabid fans attempt to tear a statue of the stabby little runt to the ground!

Back during the Schism, the beginning of Marvel's attempts to assassinate the character of Cyclops, Wolverine gave Cyclops a lot of crap about putting kids in danger… but after the events of Uncanny X-Men #12, Wolverine apparently can't even keep track of the multi-eyed mutant girl the X-Men rescued from O.N.E.: You think?! Maybe you should[...]

leadership and a decline in disapproval, a change which we can only conclude is inextricably linked to Marvel's relaunch of the legendary comic book series, Uncanny X-Men. Think about it U.S approval ratings were near a ten-year high when Uncanny X-Men Volume 4 was being published in 2016, but things fell apart when the series was[...]

Is he back to his old ways? Well, it's probably not a good sign that 4 out of the 5 X-Books that hit stores last week starred the furry little runt. Let's recap what happened in them. Sworn to sell comics for Marvel executives who feared and hated the fact that Fox owned their movie rights, The Uncanny[...]

Matthew Rosenberg and Salvador Larroca opened up their run on Uncanny X-Men by killing off not one but two Marvel mutants… but it looks like Rosenberg's thirst for mutant blood is not yet sated! The solicit for May's issues of Uncanny X-Men, #s 17 and 18, tease another death for the objectively greatest franchise in[...]

In the previous issue of Uncanny X-Men, we saw Cyclops trying to find his way in a world without the X-Men, and to be honest, he seemed pretty lost That is, until he ran into his old buddy, Wolverine, also recently returned from the dead, and the only mutant in the world willing to team-up[...]

Read on for recaps of all of this week's X-books save one (more on that later)… Sworn to sell comics for Marvel executives who feared and hated the fact that Fox owned their movie rights, The Uncanny X-Men suffered great indignities, but with a corporate merger on the way, the X-Men can finally get back to doing what they do[...]

The Uncanny X-Men writer swore off the social media service less than a month ago, but he has continued to sporadically return, usually to promote his comic books Today, Uncanny X-Men #11 is released, and Rosenberg announced that he would briefly return to Twitter to talk about it and then leave once again. Back on twitter[...]

The X-Men line is in the middle of a transition, with all of the ResurrXion titles having ended a few months ago and now the more recently launched titles from before the Uncanny X-Men reboot wrapping up Meanwhile, Age of X-Man Alpha sets up six new mini-series that will comprise the Age of X-Man event[...]

But even so, it's still surprising that they would kill off Cyclops so soon after bringing him back in last week's Uncanny X-Men Annual. Nevertheless, the words are right there on the page of Uncanny X-Men #11, as this preview reveals… Of course, that's technically Cyclops saying it, which might call reports of his death into question[...]

Read on… Sworn to sell comics for Marvel executives who feared and hated the fact that Fox owned their movie rights, The Uncanny X-Men suffered great indignities, but with a corporate merger on the way, the X-Men can finally get back to doing what they do best: being objectively the best franchise in all of comics. Uncanny X-Men Annual #1 (W) Ed[...]

Matthew Rosenberg is the writer of comics such as Uncanny X-Men and Punisher for Marvel, and his Twitter account was the recipient of Bleeding Cool's own Wolverine's Weiner X-Pick of the Year award for providing "a reliable source" of tweet-based fodder for clickbait articles, including "telling readers not to pre-order comics, blabbing X-office secrets on Twitter, complaining about the[...]

Wouldn't that be a twist (and a callback to the first time Stryfe took his mask off in X-Force)? For now, enjoy the solicit for Uncanny X-Men #15 and #16 and the covers below, one of which is very uncool because it features Cyclops getting hit in the face by… is that Havok's powers? Banshee's? And[...]

Ten weeks after the return of Uncanny X-Men, the first big storyline, X-Men Disassembled, concluded in this week's Uncanny X-Men #10 We saw the ending of all of the X-books from the ResurrXion era, as well as newer titles like X-Men Red, canceled to make way for this Was it worth it? Are you happier[...]

It's the moment you've all been waiting for, X-fans! After years of abuse by Marvel, painting him as a villain and killing him off as part of an ill-advised attempt to make The Inhumans happen, Cyclops is finally returning in next week's Uncanny X-Men Annual #1 So how does cyclops come back? Well, we saw[...]

Written by Matthew Rosenberg with art by Pere Perez, War of the Realms: Uncanny X-Men will be a 3-issue miniseries tying into what Marvel is promising will be its biggest super-mega-crossover event of all time, and with all of the tie-ins and spinoffs they've been announcing, it's well on its way to being just that. Of[...]

As we move into the next era of X-Men, will Marvel figure out a strategy to make a non-core title last more than 12 issues? We'll talk about it as we recap this week's X-books… Sworn to sell comics for Marvel executives who feared and hated the fact that Fox owned their movie rights, The Uncanny X-Men suffered[...]

The wait is nearly over, as the conclusion to the ten-part story X-Men Disassembled concludes in next week's issue of Uncanny X-Men A preview of that issue shows that X-Man is finally going to give the X-Men exactly what they asked for: a double page splash page featuring lots of characters in battle. At some point[...]

Here's ten more predictions… Matthew Rosenberg actually writes an ending for one of his comics; it's published on Twitter In a shocking coup no one saw coming, Leah Williams takes over the entire X-line Uncanny X-Men rebooted at least two more times this year Wolverine finally returns, just in time to be killed off again Glob Herman gets his own[...]

But in next week's Uncanny X-Men #9, Storm gets a promotion that she wasn't looking for, making her more powerful and dangerous than ever. Unfortunately, she's no longer on the side of the X-Men, as X-Man, now inhabiting the body of Legion, has turned her into one of his Horsemen of Apocalypse, replacing the recently freed[...]

Thankfully, one X-writer has provided a reliable source of Twitter content all year long, and that's Uncanny X-Men writer Matthew Rosenberg Whether it was telling readers not to pre-order comics, blabbing X-office secrets on Twitter, complaining about the quality of free cookies, taunting readers with his refusal to write a proper ending, throwing a tantrum[...]

In the true X-Mas spirit, we're taking a look at three classic Claremont X-Mas tales, plus one with no Claremont at all, in this X-ual Healing: A Very Claremont X-Mas special! Look, you're the one reading comic book websites on X-Mas. If you're just catching up, we already look at Uncanny X-Men #98 here, Uncanny X-Men #134[...]

In the true X-Mas spirit, we're taking a look at three classic Claremont X-Mas tales, plus one with no Claremont at all, in this X-ual Healing: A Very Claremont X-Mas special! Look, you're the one reading comic book websites on X-Mas. If you're just catching up, we already look at Uncanny X-Men #98 here and Uncanny X-Men #134[...]

In the true X-Mas spirit, we're taking a look at three classic Claremont X-Mas tales, plus one with no Claremont at all, in this X-ual Healing: A Very Claremont X-Mas special! Look, you're the one reading comic book websites on X-Mas. If you're just catching up, we already look at Uncanny X-Men #98 here. This classic X-Mas tale[...]

Corbeau reveals that's because they're not on Earth at all, and the issue ends with Banshee, Wolverine, and Jean floating in the vacuum of space. This story would be continued in the next issue, which features one of our personal favorite X-Men covers of all time: Read Uncanny X-Men #98 on Marvel Unlimited. We hope you're enjoying your[...]