Cyclops

Kevin Winter / Getty Images Whether it’s Westworld, The Notebook, Sonic, or X-Men — James Marsden has always been able to hold his own. Now, at 49-years-old, Marsden is trying something new. Starring in the upcoming mockumentary series Jury Duty, this improv-centric show is certainly a change of pace. Sitting down with The Guardian to discuss his lengthy career and upcoming comedic role, the 49-year-old chatted about his past gigs and where he’s headed next. When asked about his time playing Cyclops, the…

In Jury Duty, an inspired new docu-style comedy series that blurs fact and fiction, James Marsden plays an obnoxiously awful caricature of himself who boasts about auditioning for a soon-to-be-disgraced director, throws a hilarious tantrum at a birthday party and gets involved in a bizarre sex act known as “soaking”. Marsden stars alongside Ronald Gladden, very much the Truman in this blend of The Truman Show and The Office, and the two first encounter each other as they’re about to enter a jury room, with Gladden…

Cyclops and Genghis Khan, can you tell the difference anymore? X-Men #19 narows the difference between the two.One of Cyclops' mutant powers is super trigonometry, an intuitive sense of spatial geometry between objects, which could be perceived as making him very calculating. evolved to be the perfect leader of the X-Men unless something emotional is putting him off. It's how Storm defeated him as leader in X-Men #201, but it also led to what feels like an iconic moment from early New X-Men by Grant Morrison and Frank…

Image: Lucas Werneck, David Curiel, and Clayton Cowles/Marvel ComicsAt one point in this week’s Immortal X-Men #10, Charles Xavier ponders the the true nature of his X-Men—and how he shaped warriors out of children to police his own people. It’s a chilling re-examination for a “practical idealist” like Charles to make, framing the question of why Mutants are always fighting each other and their relationship to being interpreted through the lens of other minority groups.Mutants are different from the minority groups…

Image: Disney/Cyclops Print WorksIf you’re a Disney fan who collects pop culture art, you’ve pretty much got it made. Every movie, every character, basically any weird thing you love under the Disney umbrella usually has accompanying art for it that you can own. The one area where that’s a little less prevalent, however, is artwork related directly to theme park rides. The company is usually rather protective over its rides and though pieces are made for sale in the parks and at related Disney events, it’s much rarer to…

| Today sees the release of X-Men #14 and X-Force #31, both tying into the current AXE: Judgment Day crossover from Marvel Comics X-Men books. And with the world being judged, individually and then totted up collectively, even Deadpoool is being a bit judgmental, talking to Kraven. I mean he's not wrong, and Bleeding Cool did note that Wolverine, Cyclops and Jean Grey were living in a throuple on the moon in the Summer House. Possible with a foursome courtesy of visits of Emma Frost. In X-Men #14, Cyclops faces the…

Top Gun: Maverick’s Glen Powell has been getting plenty of buzz since starring as "Hangman" in the long-awaited sequel. Now, the star's career is seemingly going into overdrive, as his name is being attached to different projects. Like many rising stars following a career breakthrough, Powell’s name has been linked to the big M – Marvel. Fans have been theorizing that the actor will play Cyclops in Marvel’s eventual X-Men reboot and, now, Powell has finally responded to those rumors.It must be flattering to have your…

Glen Powell has addressed fan speculation that he is in talks with Marvel to play the role of Cyclops in the X-Men.Ahead of this year’s San Diego Comic-Con, rumour had it that the studio was going to unveil plans for another sequel with the Top Gun: Maverick breakout star set to play the founding member of mutant heroes. However, Marvel never made the announcement, and now Powell has shut down the rumour mill in a new interview.“Before Comic-Con, everybody was like, ‘Dude, are you Cyclops?’” the 33-year-old actor told…

| The AXE: Judgment Day Marvel event took a bit of a swerve today with its second issue. With the Eternals trying to kill all mutants, Tony Stark and his fellow Avengers, X-Men and rogue Eternals create something to save them all. Turning their own Avengers HQ, a dead Celestial, into a very real threat to deal with the errant children of Celestials, the Eternals. Like Hank and Ultron… it's funny because it's true. As it is revealed that the Celestial they are reviving is narrating the whole issue. And so to business.…

In 1996's "DC/Marvel: All Access" Vol. 1 #4, characters from Marvel and DC encounter each other, as the barrier between their universes starts to collapse. This monumental crossover event leads to the creation of the Amalgam universe, a temporary merger of the two comic book universes and their respective heroes and villains. Before the Amalgam universe's genesis, however, a brief battle breaks out between the X-Men (Cyclops, Jean Grey, Iceman, Storm, Jubilee, Bishop, and Cannonball) and the Justice…