After the terrible X-Men: The Last Stand, filmmaker Simon Kinberg is getting a second chance at adapting one of the most believed comic book stories ever in X-Men: Dark Phoenix. But is it better the second time around?

The X-Men franchise seems to have fallen considerably after it promised so much more in -Men: First class. Director Matthew Vaughn reveals that he actually had other plans for the franchise.

Dark Phoenix is not the only story Simon KInberg would like a second shot at, as he would also love to see the story of Weapon X retold as well.

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.

The X-Men comic book franchise is set to undergo one of its biggest upheavals yet as superstar writer Jonathan Hickman will spearhead a complete relaunch of the entire franchise.

With Disney's takeover of Fox concluded, the House of Mouse has updated its release schedule until 2027 to incorporate these new additions alongside some other franchise surprises.

While their popularity may have waxed and waned over the last couple of years, the X-Men franchise has still been responsible for some truly terrific games over the years. And some amazingly awful ones as well. We’re looking at you, X-Men Destiny. With X-Men: Dark Phoenix around the corner and an era of the franchise being the exclusive property of 20th Century Fox coming to an end, we’re taking a quick look at some of the more fantastic games to feature Homo Superior flexing their amazing powers.

With less than two months to go to it's release, the final trailer for X-Men: Dark Phoenix has burned its way online.