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.
In the nearly 15 months since we started this site, there has not been a sadder day. Our dear friend Len Wein has died. In the 55-year history of the
We tell stories for a living. A major challenge when writing television stories is the question, “Does it travel well?” To our bosses, who are risking the millions needed to
A thousand influences went into the making of X-MEN:TAS. On this, the hundredth anniversary of Robert Mitchum’s birth, I thought I’d celebrate one of them. I don’t know what models
This is a simple visualization of what many of you have written to us about: the fact that connections to beloved popular culture can last a lifetime. My two sons
The phenomenon continues. The newest Spider-Man movie (Spider-Man: Homecoming) is not only attracting huge crowds, the critics love it. Superheroes are a full-blown, worldwide, movie-and-TV genre, like Westerns were for
A year ago at this time we had just started our @xmentas Twitter feed, and we were trying to get this site up and running. So yesterday’s passing of the
We all dream when we’re young. Some of us dream bigger than others. The man who designed X-MEN: The Animated Series and directed its course for its crucial first season
The Logan blu-ray that we got today has a black-and-white version of the film along with the theatrical release. How appropriate. Two of the characters that have meant the most
That’s the new title! I handed in the second draft of the book yesterday, and the publisher and I and a dozen cast and crew that I asked all agreed