Comic Book Style Cover Posters for MARVEL ANIMATION’S “X-MEN ‘97” SEASON 2

 

Season 2 of Marvel Animation’s “X-Men ‘97” is now streaming exclusively on Disney+. The Emmy®-nominated first season is one of the most-watched Disney+ Original animated series (based on hours streamed globally) and was a hit with fans and critics alike. Season 2 currently has a 100% Tomatometer score on Rotten Tomatoes, as of today.

 

“X-Men ‘97” Season 2 continues with the heroic mutant team of X-Men, divided and thrown across different eras in time as they struggle to navigate their return home. Meanwhile, back in the 1990s, suspicious foes and new strains of mutant intolerance are on the rise in the wake of the X-Men’s absence. The second season of the original animated series features 9 episodes, and the voice cast includes Ross Marquand as Professor X, Matthew Waterson as Magneto, Ray Chase as Cyclops, Jennifer Hale as Jean Grey, Alison Sealy-Smith as Storm, Cal Dodd as Wolverine, Lenore Zann as Rogue, George Buza as Beast, Michael Johnston as Young Nathan Summers, Gates McFadden as Mother Askani, John de Lancie as Rama-Tut, and Michael Dorn as Baal.

 

The series is executive produced by Brad Winderbaum, Kevin Feige, Louis D’Esposito, Dana Vasquez-Eberhardt, Julia Lewald, Eric Lewald, Larry Houston, and Beau DeMayo. The supervising producer is Jake Castorena. Episodes are written by JB Ballard, Beau DeMayo, Bailey Moore, Antony Sellitti, Brian Ford Sullivan, and Mariah Wilson. The episodic directors are Emmett Yonemura and Chase Conley.

Sasaki Time Movie Review: Captain America: Civil War - Which Side Are You On?

For the last eight years, Marvel has created a Cinematic Universe where we have gotten to know some of the best known superheroes on a personal level. As with all friendships, sometimes there are disagreements, but they are never on a level such as the conflict in Captain America: Civil War.

The conflict surrounds the moral and ethical issues around the missions that the Avengers find themselves on. Civil War opens with the Avengers taking on a group of mercenaries that leaves a lot of collateral damage. This skirmish, along with the battles in New York, Washington, D.C. and Sokovia have left the world nervous about the Avengers powers and their lack of accountability. Now the United Nations has put together a treaty, designed to block the Avengers from using their powers without the approval of the United Nations. This has left the team divided.