House of X and Powers of X are about thinking even bigger as a grand tale creates a paradigm shift for mutants that will last for centuries.

With Thanos out of the MCU picture, who’s the next big bad that can help define the future of this cinematic universe? I’ve got a few ideas.

Here’s a new trailer showing Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3 in action, alongside a big surprise: Marvel’s merry mutants, actually being given a chance to shine.

Well,maybe not so merry as Magneto leads a new incarnation of the Brotherhood of Mutants in Marvel Strike Force. Say hello to the master of magnetism, Mystique, Sabretooth, Pyro and the Juggernaut!

The posters may not have been up to snuff when 20th Century Fox first began to show signs of the mutant gene for mass marketing, but the later versions have certainly evolved to be better than the usua; assortment of teal on orange assortments. X-Men: Days of Future Past is out soon, and that means that its time for a …

Unlike the most recent superhero movie, The Amazing Spider-Man 2, the upcoming X-Men: Days of Future Past’s promo campaign had taken the novel approach of only showing you the entire movie in the actual movie. Yes, there have been several trailers and clips, but they’ve ranged from the intriguing to the plain awesome rather than the spoilery. That all changed …

Firstly, yes I know that heading is not 100% accurate as James McAvoy, as the younger Prof. X actually still has a full head of hair, but a little creative licence was employed. Secondly, this is probably the only time I’ve used the term “purple helmets” outside of making fun of a Mills & Boon novel. Thirdly, Holy Mutated Crap! …

Bad guys have all the fun, and at top of that carnival of carnage list, you’ll find superhero movie villains enjoying some nemesis cotton candy. We’re pitting two such baddies against one another today, to see who will come out on top, as we go helmeted head to metal head in Friday Fight Club! Last Updated: September 7, 2012