Gregory Mysogland is a writer for Collider, specializing in entertainment news and analysis. With a focus on movies and television, Gregory covers a wide range of topics including Marvel, Star Wars, and other popular franchises. His articles provide insights, critiques, and explanations for fans and enthusiasts.
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By: Gregory Mysogland
Time to cue up that elevator scene.
Wait, who's the evil bird? The Big Picture X-Men '97 focuses on mutant rights, the discrimination they experience, and engaging sci-fi plots.
By: Gregory Mysogland
The bond between these two characters is unlikely but also beloved by fans. The Big Picture
The animated series' mature storytelling continues to impress with a shocking tragedy based on multiple comics storylines.
By: Gregory Mysogland
A familiar face played by an Academy Award nominee may have witnessed the mutant community's latest tragedy.
Who is responsible for mutantkind's latest tragedy? The Big Picture The Sentinels' devastating attack on Genosha pushes X-Men '97 from nostalgia to a sophisticated drama.
The Disney+ series introduced yet another Summers relative with a dark comics history.
Even in animation, Professor X can't help but make questionable choices.
The animated series recognizes that Jean Grey's clone is her own person.
Wolverine is the best there is at what he does, especially when he has help from his friends.
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