The X-Men aren't just overpowered superheroes, they're beloved characters who stand for so much more!
Why X-Men 97 Succeeds Where Fox X-Men FAILED
Marvel has been treading through difficult waters in recent years. The box office failure of some big films like Ant-Man 3 and The Marvels, along with the critical failure of films like Guardians of the Galaxy 3, in addition to the huge Jonathan Majors controversy, means there has been plenty of speculation about where the franchise is headed next.
Amidst this comes Deadpool & Wolverine, who will be the springboard for mutants in the MCU, and are expected to be the knight in shining armor for Kevin Feige's MCU. Fans will undoubtedly not forgive the MCU for ruining the X-Men live-action(s) in any way, especially after the blinding success that X-Men '97 turned out to be.
Given its track record in recent years, the MCU is going to need all the help it can get to do justice to the glorious X-Men, and X-Men '97 executive producer Brad Winderbaum's latest comments prove there's plenty available as well. Talking about how all the projects in Marvel's live-action and animated offerings influence each other, Winderbaum claimed that his team will do everything they can to help with Marvel's upcoming live-action project, which delves into the X-Men- the universe.
