From the start we've been hearing that the upcoming Logan will be the last hurrah for star Hugh Jackman as Wolverine. But it would seem that he's not the only famous X-Man that's calling it quits after this.

It will be sad to see Hugh Jackman say farewell to the beloved character of Wolverine. It almost didn't have to be if Marvel could somehow find a way to get him to be part of The Avengers.

Sometimes bigger isn't always better. Something James Mangold believes can make a movie like Logan better than a big ensemble piece.

Logan will be introducing us to a new feisty mutant that could carry the future of the mutant story-line in the X-Men Universe. Something director James Mangold would like to explore.

With Hugh Jackman looking to hang up his claws in the upcoming Logan film, we will be saying an end to an era of Z-Men films. One actor is not yet ready to say goodbye to his character yet.

There was speculation on what 20th Century Fox wanted to do with the X-Men franchise, but with Sophie Turner confirming her appearance in the next sequel, we can expect it to be a continuation from the last film. Just what will they do with Jean Grey though?

The X-Men comics have not had the best run of late, but Marvel's upcoming ResurrXion event is looking to change that. And out of that event will be born X-Men Gold, a brand new comic written by CW's Arrowverse overseer Marc Guggenheim, who wants to take the Children of the Atom back to old school superheroics

Despite previous reports to the contrary, it appears Bryan Singer is not done with the X-Men franchise after all. This time the filmmaker will be working his mutant magic on the small screen for Fox's new X-Men TV series.