Alternate timelines? Alternate realities? It's all the same to the X-Men. It usually just means they're getting a new team member with a gritty past and warning for the future. Let's talk about those dimension-hopping X-Men team members we all know and love.

27 years in the making, Paul Jenkins released in 2001 the 6-part mini series "Origin" that would final reveal to the world where Logan came from, what his real name is and when he was born. Let's break it down together and get saucy with some spicy canon.

An attempt at explaining Cable's time travel history and Hope's weird family lineage is attempted in this episode. The two messiahs of the X-Men travel through time, form a bond and attempt to bring about a new era of mutants in a post-House of M world.

5 years ago, X-Men fans moved to Krakoa, said goodbye to the sting of death thanks to the resurrection protocols, joined the Quiet Council and terraformed Mars. This week, we say goodbye to the first Krakoan Age for mutants and look back on the good and the bad since 2019. The Rise of the Powers of X and the Fall of House of X have concluded and the curtain has been called.

Season 1 of X-Men '97 is over and the question persists: did this show successfully serve as not only a sequel to the original Fox Kids 90's series and, more importantly, did it stay true to the comics? Answers to these questions and more in this season 1 reaction!

X-Men '97 has revealed Bastion and Operation Zero Tolerance with their hidden Prime Sentinels. But what is the true origin of Bastion and what does he have to do with Nimrod, Genosha and the future of mutants in the Marvel universe. Find out this and more in today's companion piece to X-Men '97 on Disney+.

Deadpool and Wolverine dropped their first trailer this week so there is no better time than ever to learn about where the character came from in the comics. Join me on a brief but moderately accurate attempt at unraveling the convoluted and interesting origins of this character that has been stealing hearts since the 90's.

X-Men '97 episodes 3 & 4 take huge swings at paying homage to Inferno, one of the biggest X-Men stories from the 80's involving a mysterious clone of Jean and a demonic assault on the team. As well as a pixelated take on the famous Konami X-Men game with the help of Mojo, the spineless other-dimensional overlord obsessed with ratings.