Saturday, May 4, 2024
Marvel Studios Rumored To Be Developing A Live-Action Captain Britain TV Series For Disney+
Monday, September 10, 2018
Rumor: 'Captain Britain and the Black Knight' Movie in Works From Marvel and Director Guy Ritchie
ComicBook.com: Could Marvel’s Captain Britain be headed to the big screen? A new rumor suggests it's possible, but fans may not want to get too excited.
Tuesday, April 17, 2018
Marvel Teases Classified 'X-Men' Comic
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X Classified #1
Classified (W) • Classified (A)
Cover by:
Classified
Variant A Cover by: J Scott
Campbell
Virgin Variant A Cover by: J Scott Campbell
Variant B Cover by: J Scott
Campbell
Virgin Variant B Cover by: J Scott Campbell
Variant Cover by: Skottie
Young
Classified!
On Sale: 07/25/18
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Sunday, November 12, 2017
Rumor: The X-Men To Join 'Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite'
Sunday, February 26, 2017
Rumor: New 'X-Men' Book To Be Announced Soon
Thursday, February 10, 2011
Wolverine's X-Men And Cyclops' X-Men For 2012?
BleedingCool: I have been led to understand by a reputable comics source certain details about the future direction of the X-Men books, post-Fear Itself, possibly towards the end of the year, but into the next.
Understand that this is as a result of a recent X-summit, but also that these are plans many months away from completion and the details are bound to change. It may indicate a certain direction to look out for, however.
I’m told the members of the X-Men are planned to be split into two very distinct teams and books, each with a different moral outlook, aligning along the traditional Xavier/Magneto divide. Scott Summers, Cyclops, will lead the Xavier-minded team, while the Magneto-motivated will be led by… Wolverine!
Jason Aaron will be writing a four issue extra-sized mini about Wolverine’s X-Men, with a different celebrity comics artist on each issue. Marc Silvestri is down for one and McNiven is another.
And look for companion mini-series focused on the setup of Scott’s X-Men, potentially to be written by current Uncanny X-Men writer Kieron Gillen.
And of course, Wolverine will stay in X-Force… and Avengers… and Moon Knight… and Wolverine… and…
Thursday, November 13, 2008
X-Position: X-Men/Spider-Man
Will the whole story be told in the past? And do the events of the miniseries have implications in the present?
The first issue occurs in the Silver Age. Issue #2 happens right after “Kraven’s Last Hunt,” towards the end of the “Mutant Massacre.” Issue #3 is set during the Clone Saga/Wolverine with bone-claws era, with Ben Reilly active as Spider-Man. And our final issue will take place more or less in the present, but before the X-Men moved to San Francisco.
The events will definitely have implications for the present, but not in a “retcon” kind of way, like revealing that Uncle Ben was really Wolverine’s brother or anything like that.
As we all know Betsy joined the X-Men during the Mutant Massacre event. Let's hope Psylocke is part of this story in all her pinky and British glory. :D Issue #2 is in stores on December 10.
Wednesday, November 5, 2008
Matt Fraction on Uncanny X-Men
Here is a brief excerpt from an interview Newsarama did with Uncanny X-Men writer Matt Fraction. He talks about more women joining his book. Given what Joe Quesada has said, it looks like Uncanny will be Betsy's home for the coming year.
NRAMA: With the additions of Karma, Dazzler, and Pixie to the line-up, will there be any noteworthy subtractions in the months to come? Can the sheer size of the cast of the X-Men become a bit of a burden for your writing? Or does it have its advantages?
MF: Well, let's talk about line-up for a second. First, you'll notice those're all female characters. The X-Men, we all sort of agreed, had gotten a little too dude-y, so we wanted the fairer sex to blast some fresh air into the place. Uncanny was starting to smell like a sweat sock. So: more women. Yes. Domino? Coming right up.
Sunday, October 26, 2008
Tim Seeley on New Exiles #18 Cover
"Hey Kids! Okay, just so you know, I didn't place the characters on the Exiles 18 cover in any order denoting the possibility of imminent death. Honestly some characters got closer placement just cuz I always wanted to draw them! I'm looking at you, Spidey 2099!"

Well, I guess he likes Psylocke! Considering what he's said, It's too soon to especulate anything. We'll just have to wait for the February solicits. Given that New Exiles #17 is out January 21, I guess it's safe to say that New Exiles #18 will be out by February. Though Newsarama has NEX #18 among Marvel's January 2009 solicits too. I wonder what's going on. ;P
Tim Seeley is the artist for New Exiles #14-17, and probably for #18 as well. Here are some of his Psylocke sketches.
Friday, October 24, 2008
New Exiles #18 Cover
ComicBox.com has revealed the New Exiles #18 cover among Marvel's January 2009 solicitations. No word if #18 will be released in January or if it's been pushed back to February. Going by the cover, maybe it's the issue where Betsy says goodbye to her fellow Exiles. Who knows?Tuesday, October 21, 2008
Mike Carey on Psylocke
Mike Carey, X-Men: Legacy writer, talks about the possibility of writing Psylocke once she returns to the 616 Universe:So this particular question is in regards to PSYLOCKE. You have obviously shown interst in using her. She is coming back to 616 soon. Even though you cannot say anything. Are we maybe going to be pleasently surprised by getting your interpretation of her?
No fixed plans as yet, - I'm plotted up to #224, which is the end of the Rogue arc - but the new direction would certainly allow it. I always enjoy writing the iconic X-women, and I'd really like to have a try at voicing Psylocke at some point...
X-Position: Nick Lowe
Marvel Editor Nick Lowe in his X-Position at CBR talks about another lady joining the X-Men. Could his surpise lady be Psylocke? Keep in mind that there are rumours about Betsy returning in Uncanny early next year!Is there any chance that the X-teams will be getting an estrogen injection? I've always felt that the books were at their best when the teams were evenly split between men and women, but it seems like a lot of the best female characters (Kitty, Rachel, Lorna, Betsy) have been pushed aside. I think any of these characters could enhance the X-books, so why not use them?
Hold on, hold on, hold on. Rachel and Lorna are still around. Just because they’re out in Shi’Ar space doesn’t mean that they aren’t important. As for the X-Men in San Francisco, we totally agree with you. Don’t be surprised if you see more of Dazzler, Domino, and another surprise lady.
X-Infernus no More
Since Marvel has announced that Psylocke is coming back to the main Marvel Universe at the Diamond Retailer Summit, there's been a lot of rumours going on about when and where that will take place.Marvel Assistant Editor Ben Morse told some Psylocke fans to check out X-Infernus, out in December at his board. Not once, but twice. But now, unfortunately, the plans have changed.
According to X-Infernus writer, C.B. Cebulski, Psylocke won't show up in X-Infernus... anymore:
"Now I hate to have to burst your bubble, but unfortunately Betsy will not be showing up in X-Infernus. I love the character and will admit that there was some initial talk of maybe including Psylocke in the series. However, in the end, it felt like we were unnaturally shoehorning her in and we decided it was not in the best interests of the character to have her play a role here. While I regret not being able to write her, I think we did make the best decision for the lovely Miss Braddock.
Hopefully we'll be seeing more of Psylocke in the Marvel Universe in the future in some way, shape or form. I know I'd love to have her back as soon as possible!"
Too bad! That would have been great...




“For so long, my life has been out of control. Chaos and serendipity, wrapped in insanity. I have suffered, I have lost. Not just my life, but my very soul, my self. But no more. Now I know who I am.” – Elizabeth ‘Betsy’ Braddock, daughter of Otherworld, mutant, telepath, telekinetic, defender of the realm and, above all, X-Man.