For many years, Cyclops led the X-Men and was determined to keep that role even as his personal life changed. Jean Grey had died, and Cyclops fell in love with a woman named Madelyne Pryor. The two ...

Marvel Comics imagines a world where Cyclops stayed with Madelyne Pryor this week in the pages of What If… Uncanny X-Men #1, ...

Marvel Comics is bringing the Uncanny X-Men back to their most iconic era, and all for a twisted new What If story that fans ...

Scott Summers, known as Cyclops, made his debut in Marvel Comics with The X-Men #1 (1963) and was created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby. As the first member recruited by Professor Charles Xavier, Cyclops ...

Well, someone on Marvel Comics' X account is having fun. It makes up for not having set up a Blue Sky account yet, I guess. With the news that New York finally repealed a 117-year-old law that made it ...

Wolverine has long been Marvel Comics' most popular mutant, a status that eventually extended to live-action in 20th Century Fox's X-Men movies. Logan started as a supporting character in the X-Men ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Even before the attack on Genosha, in the TV interview, Scott Summers seemed very done with the whole thing. He loses control and ...

Awesome portrayals of Cyclops in movies and games have made the X-Men character cool again ahead of his reappearance in Avengers: Doomsday ...

Traditionally, Marvel fans get one of two versions of Cyclops in the comics: the shy insecure student of Professor Xavier, whose leadership is constantly being questioned and/or challenged. Or, we get ...

• Yeah, Scott Summers may be serving aboard a ship full of space-pirate killers and cutthroats, but as he gets to know them, they seem like nice killers and cutthroats. Especially the Captain, who's ...

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The world of Marvel’s mutants has changed forever thanks to the genocidal attack on Genosha in episode five of X-Men ’97. So much so, we theorize it will cause a rift in the team that recalls not one, ...