This blog is where we write about our experiences at different cons, interviews, and some deep-dive behind-the-scenes looks at the making of X-Men: The Animated Series.
On Oct. 31st, 1992, on “Night of the Sentinals Pt. 1” our Beast (George Buza) said, re: an explosive device, “If this were to detonate, it would be disconcerting… disconcerting yet provocative.”
On November 12th 2021, Marvel/Disney+ made the announcement that X-Men ’97 is happening.
Thanks to the dedicated people at Marvel, many of whom grew up on X-Men: The Animated Series, our X-Men family is preparing to return, with more stories for the fans who loved our show.
It’s happening. Our brand new book – X-Men: The ART and MAKING of the ANIMATED SERIES – arrives this October 13 from ABRAMS BOOKS! It weighs in at nearly 4
1st Ever Cast Reunion in New Braunfels, Texas!
SDCC 2018 was a great X-MEN:TAS experience! First, Julia and I were accompanied by six “Team X-Men” volunteers (some family members), all decked out in “Previously on X-Men” shirts and
We are pleased to announce that we will be at the San Diego Comic Con next week. We will be at two panels. First is SPOTLIGHT ON LARRY HOUSTON on
We are scheduled to participate in three panels at Comic Fest this weekend with X-MEN:TAS director-producer Larry Houston. It will be our third appearance there, and we wanted to give
What a collection of TV Animation memories in one photo! Our Imdb pages (not perfect, but close) claim that we five writer/artist/producers have 2,224 produced credits among us (with some
We’re back! It’s been a while. We’ve been getting the word out about the book. WonderCon in Anaheim was nice enough to ask Julia and me to set up an