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  1. Based on the X-Men '97, bring the essence of Professor X, Wolverine, Storm, and Cyclops into your space with this iconic X-Men logo light. On sale now: amzn.to/4twIDYg #Marvel #XMen #Books #TV #Art #MarvelComics #XMen97 #Decor #Artist #BookSky #ComicSky #PromoSky

  2. Based on the X-Men '97, bring the essence of Professor X, Wolverine, Storm, and Cyclops into your space with this iconic X-Men logo light. On sale now: amzn.to/4twIDYg #Marvel #XMen #Books #TV #Art #MarvelComics #XMen97 #Decor #Artist #BookSky #ComicSky #PromoSky

  3. Based on the X-Men '97, bring the essence of Professor X, Wolverine, Storm, and Cyclops into your space with this iconic X-Men logo light. On sale now: amzn.to/4twIDYg #Marvel #XMen #Books #TV #Art #MarvelComics #XMen97 #Decor #Artist #BookSky #ComicSky #PromoSky

  4. Based on the X-Men '97, bring the essence of Professor X, Wolverine, Storm, and Cyclops into your space with this iconic X-Men logo light. On sale now: amzn.to/4twIDYg #Marvel #XMen #Books #TV #Art #MarvelComics #XMen97 #Decor #Artist #BookSky #ComicSky #PromoSky

  5. Based on the X-Men '97, bring the essence of Professor X, Wolverine, Storm, and Cyclops into your space with this iconic X-Men logo light. On sale now: amzn.to/4twIDYg #Marvel #XMen #Books #TV #Art #MarvelComics #XMen97 #Decor #Artist #BookSky #ComicSky #PromoSky

  6. For kicks and giggles, I took a cloth cloak I had from another figure and added it to a marvel legends Cable. Add the 97 variant weapons and honestly, takes an okay figure to looking pretty bad ass...
    #marvellegends #xmen #xmen97 #cable #toyphotography

  7. Movie TV Tech Geeks #TVNews #XMen97 #BradWinderbaum #Disney 'X-Men '97's Rogue and Magneto Will Have "A Lot of Romance" in Season 2 — And They’re Not the Only Ones [Exclusive] dlvr.it/TNcsbW

  8. Movie TV Tech Geeks #TVNews #XMen97 #BradWinderbaum #MCU The Future of ‘X-Men ’97’ Gets an Omega-Level Update From Brad Winderbaum [Exclusive] dlvr.it/TNcrZ7

  9. I know this is just for 4 days or whatever (and starting from Episode 3 of each show, which is weird), but it would be kinda dope if #FXX had an action block.

    #Disney isn't that cool, though. Plus, they gave up on their smaller networks (including FXX) back when the Spectrum fallout happened.
    #XMen97 #YourFriendlyNeighborhoodSpiderMan

  10. Happy Halloween! 🎃

    PJ as Cable (X-Men) and Johnny Lawrence (Cobra Kai)
    Kara as Jean Grey (X-Men '97)
    Me as Casual Cyclops (X-Men '97) and Axel Foley (Beverly Hills Cop)

    #XMen #XMen97 #CobraKai #BeverlyHillsCop #AxelFoley

  11. A well-researched covering of the events surrounding the firing of Beau DeMayo as they currently are, approaching the situation with both respect and empathy, while also acknowledging that a lot of things are up in the air at the moment.

    It's sad watching this whole thing unfold, especially if the rumours and allegations are true, which would mean that real people were the recipients of repeated inappropriate behaviour.

    The one thing stated in the video that I am 100% behind is that X-Men '97 is an undeniable success that came from a team effort. It revived a beloved cartoon that originally came to be thanks to the likes of Larry Houston and Eric and Julia Lewald, brought back the classic theme of Ron Wasserman, adapted and combined storylines from writers like Chris Claremont, Fabian Nicieza, and Grant Morrison, and came to life thanks to a team of writers, animators, and incredibly talented voice actors that made the new show the success that it was. This success cannot be attributed to just one person, and whatever else is going on, this remains a fact. Saying things like "Season 2 will suck now" just erases the hard work of a ton of other people.

    (CW for mentions of workplace sexual harassment in the video)

    'Why Marvel Fired Beau DeMayo from X-Men 97'
    📹 youtube.com/watch?v=dTtmgMLTFR

    #Xmen97 #Xmen #BeauDemayo

  12. Beau DeMayo’s Lawyer Accuses Disney of ‘Gaslighting’ and Planting ‘Illegal Unconscionable Items in Contracts’ After ‘X-Men ’97’ Creator Fired
    #Variety #News #BeauDeMayo #Disney #XMen97

    variety.com/2024/tv/news/beau-

  13. Marvel Says ‘X-Men ’97’ Creator Beau DeMayo Was Fired for ‘Egregious’ Misconduct After He Alleges Disney Stripped Credit Over Gay Pride Post
    #Variety #News #BeauDeMayo #Marvel #XMen97

    variety.com/2024/tv/news/marve

  14. Marvel Fires Back Over ‘X-Men ’97’ Creator’s Claim He Was “Stripped” of Season 2 Credit, Cites “Egregious” Investigation Findings   (Exclusive)
    #TV #TVNews #BeauDeMayo #MarvelStudios #XMen97

    hollywoodreporter.com/tv/tv-ne

  15. ‘X-Men ’97’ Creator Beau DeMayo Says Sharing Gay Pride-Themed Fan Art Led To Marvel/Disney+ Firing In “Troubling Pattern I Suffered”
    #News #BeauDeMayo #MarvelStudios #XMen97

    deadline.com/2024/08/x-men-97-

  16. @biff @Gte @Moltz @dmoren I’m listening to the #Xmen97 eps & I can’t believe y.’all didn’t mention Morph “morphing” into #Magik with her soul sword!! So cool to see! #Xmen97 #Illyana

  17. Here's a lost bit of Marvel history never before seen by the public! This is an unused cover design for my Second Generation X novel, "Mutant 911." Why unseen? First, because the book was written by me, and ultimately released, under the title "Genogoths." Second, because the art was rejected by the powers-that-be at Marvel Comics and totally replaced. Two different stories. First, the title.
    A day or two after the Columbine High School shooting tragedy I was contacted by my publisher. Early headlines had described the shooters as "Goths," and he was concerned that there would be an association with the upcoming book. Publication schedule was held back so the title and cover could be changed. I was dubious about this, but had little choice but to go along. As long as they didn't kill the book or make me rewrite it. Fortunately, the "Goth" thing blew past after a few news cycles as more became known about the terrible story.
    Of course, because of the delay, if they'd gone forward with "Mutant 911" it would have launched shortly before the terrible 9/11 terrorist attacks, and the book would have almost certainly been pulled and pulped.
    The story of the cover art is less dark. The original cover was done by well-known artist Julie Bell, and the rejection had nothing to do with her considerable talents. In fact, it was a bit TOO good.
    The problem was that the characters here are all minors, and the work is -- sexualized. The costumes are barely painted on, and in particular that butt-shot, front and center, likely killed it. Probably if the characters were adults, it would have flown, or they'd just have put the title over the offending buttocks. But the art went back and a new cover was commissioned, also by Bell. I like the new one much better, in part because of the dramatic split-screen design, and in part because it includes excellent renderings of several of the original characters I created for the book. The original art, stripped over all Marvel trappings and retitled, later appeared in a Julie Bell quality art book.
    The long delay probably hurt sales, but I'm pleased with the results at least.

    #MarvelComics #Marvel #Books #BookCovers #JulieBell #BookCoverArt #ComicArt #GenerationX #XMen #XMen97 #MarvelNovels

  18. Here's a lost bit of Marvel history never before seen by the public! This is an unused cover design for my Second Generation X novel, "Mutant 911." Why unseen? First, because the book was written by me, and ultimately released, under the title "Genogoths." Second, because the art was rejected by the powers-that-be at Marvel Comics and totally replaced. Two different stories. First, the title.
    A day or two after the Columbine High School shooting tragedy I was contacted by my publisher. Early headlines had described the shooters as "Goths," and he was concerned that there would be an association with the upcoming book. Publication schedule was held back so the title and cover could be changed. I was dubious about this, but had little choice but to go along. As long as they didn't kill the book or make me rewrite it. Fortunately, the "Goth" thing blew past after a few news cycles as more became known about the terrible story.
    Of course, because of the delay, if they'd gone forward with "Mutant 911" it would have launched shortly before the terrible 9/11 terrorist attacks, and the book would have almost certainly been pulled and pulped.
    The story of the cover art is less dark. The original cover was done by well-known artist Julie Bell, and the rejection had nothing to do with her considerable talents. In fact, it was a bit TOO good.
    The problem was that the characters here are all minors, and the work is -- sexualized. The costumes are barely painted on, and in particular that butt-shot, front and center, likely killed it. Probably if the characters were adults, it would have flown, or they'd just have put the title over the offending buttocks. But the art went back and a new cover was commissioned, also by Bell. I like the new one much better, in part because of the dramatic split-screen design, and in part because it includes excellent renderings of several of the original characters I created for the book. The original art, stripped over all Marvel trappings and retitled, later appeared in a Julie Bell quality art book.
    The long delay probably hurt sales, but I'm pleased with the results at least.

    #MarvelComics #Marvel #Books #BookCovers #JulieBell #BookCoverArt #ComicArt #GenerationX #XMen #XMen97 #MarvelNovels

  19. Here's a lost bit of Marvel history never before seen by the public! This is an unused cover design for my Second Generation X novel, "Mutant 911." Why unseen? First, because the book was written by me, and ultimately released, under the title "Genogoths." Second, because the art was rejected by the powers-that-be at Marvel Comics and totally replaced. Two different stories. First, the title.
    A day or two after the Columbine High School shooting tragedy I was contacted by my publisher. Early headlines had described the shooters as "Goths," and he was concerned that there would be an association with the upcoming book. Publication schedule was held back so the title and cover could be changed. I was dubious about this, but had little choice but to go along. As long as they didn't kill the book or make me rewrite it. Fortunately, the "Goth" thing blew past after a few news cycles as more became known about the terrible story.
    Of course, because of the delay, if they'd gone forward with "Mutant 911" it would have launched shortly before the terrible 9/11 terrorist attacks, and the book would have almost certainly been pulled and pulped.
    The story of the cover art is less dark. The original cover was done by well-known artist Julie Bell, and the rejection had nothing to do with her considerable talents. In fact, it was a bit TOO good.
    The problem was that the characters here are all minors, and the work is -- sexualized. The costumes are barely painted on, and in particular that butt-shot, front and center, likely killed it. Probably if the characters were adults, it would have flown, or they'd just have put the title over the offending buttocks. But the art went back and a new cover was commissioned, also by Bell. I like the new one much better, in part because of the dramatic split-screen design, and in part because it includes excellent renderings of several of the original characters I created for the book. The original art, stripped over all Marvel trappings and retitled, later appeared in a Julie Bell quality art book.
    The long delay probably hurt sales, but I'm pleased with the results at least.

    #MarvelComics #Marvel #Books #BookCovers #JulieBell #BookCoverArt #ComicArt #GenerationX #XMen #XMen97 #MarvelNovels

  20. Here's a lost bit of Marvel history never before seen by the public! This is an unused cover design for my Second Generation X novel, "Mutant 911." Why unseen? First, because the book was written by me, and ultimately released, under the title "Genogoths." Second, because the art was rejected by the powers-that-be at Marvel Comics and totally replaced. Two different stories. First, the title.
    A day or two after the Columbine High School shooting tragedy I was contacted by my publisher. Early headlines had described the shooters as "Goths," and he was concerned that there would be an association with the upcoming book. Publication schedule was held back so the title and cover could be changed. I was dubious about this, but had little choice but to go along. As long as they didn't kill the book or make me rewrite it. Fortunately, the "Goth" thing blew past after a few news cycles as more became known about the terrible story.
    Of course, because of the delay, if they'd gone forward with "Mutant 911" it would have launched shortly before the terrible 9/11 terrorist attacks, and the book would have almost certainly been pulled and pulped.
    The story of the cover art is less dark. The original cover was done by well-known artist Julie Bell, and the rejection had nothing to do with her considerable talents. In fact, it was a bit TOO good.
    The problem was that the characters here are all minors, and the work is -- sexualized. The costumes are barely painted on, and in particular that butt-shot, front and center, likely killed it. Probably if the characters were adults, it would have flown, or they'd just have put the title over the offending buttocks. But the art went back and a new cover was commissioned, also by Bell. I like the new one much better, in part because of the dramatic split-screen design, and in part because it includes excellent renderings of several of the original characters I created for the book. The original art, stripped over all Marvel trappings and retitled, later appeared in a Julie Bell quality art book.
    The long delay probably hurt sales, but I'm pleased with the results at least.

    #MarvelComics #Marvel #Books #BookCovers #JulieBell #BookCoverArt #ComicArt #GenerationX #XMen #XMen97 #MarvelNovels

  21. Here's a lost bit of Marvel history never before seen by the public! This is an unused cover design for my Second Generation X novel, "Mutant 911." Why unseen? First, because the book was written by me, and ultimately released, under the title "Genogoths." Second, because the art was rejected by the powers-that-be at Marvel Comics and totally replaced. Two different stories. First, the title.
    A day or two after the Columbine High School shooting tragedy I was contacted by my publisher. Early headlines had described the shooters as "Goths," and he was concerned that there would be an association with the upcoming book. Publication schedule was held back so the title and cover could be changed. I was dubious about this, but had little choice but to go along. As long as they didn't kill the book or make me rewrite it. Fortunately, the "Goth" thing blew past after a few news cycles as more became known about the terrible story.
    Of course, because of the delay, if they'd gone forward with "Mutant 911" it would have launched shortly before the terrible 9/11 terrorist attacks, and the book would have almost certainly been pulled and pulped.
    The story of the cover art is less dark. The original cover was done by well-known artist Julie Bell, and the rejection had nothing to do with her considerable talents. In fact, it was a bit TOO good.
    The problem was that the characters here are all minors, and the work is -- sexualized. The costumes are barely painted on, and in particular that butt-shot, front and center, likely killed it. Probably if the characters were adults, it would have flown, or they'd just have put the title over the offending buttocks. But the art went back and a new cover was commissioned, also by Bell. I like the new one much better, in part because of the dramatic split-screen design, and in part because it includes excellent renderings of several of the original characters I created for the book. The original art, stripped over all Marvel trappings and retitled, later appeared in a Julie Bell quality art book.
    The long delay probably hurt sales, but I'm pleased with the results at least.

    #MarvelComics #Marvel #Books #BookCovers #JulieBell #BookCoverArt #ComicArt #GenerationX #XMen #XMen97 #MarvelNovels