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Measuring 18.5" tall, 11" wide, and 9" deep, the Rogue and Gambit Statue finds these two mutant lovebirds wrapped in a supercharged embrace that's literally swept them off their feet. These X-Men ...

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(Matt McClain/The Washington Post) This week, some users on Elon Musk’s X found a surprise waiting for them when they logged in: a blue check mark. “As an influential member of the community ...

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It remains to be seen who sent the Wild Sentinel to Genosha, but perhaps this next chapter of Rogue’s story will entail her finding the culprit. There are five episodes left in X-Men ’97 ...

That's right, Captain America's appearance ... There's no doubt that Captain America sees the X-Men as heroes — we see this even in his conversation with Rogue in X-Men '97—but what we know ...

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So far, it's very obvious that X-Men '97 is not pulling any punches. The show's stories have been mostly hard-hitting, character-focused tales with more mature themes and intense action.

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Starting Wednesday, the social network now named X began restoring the blue checks to popular users who aren’t paying for them — and mostly don’t want them.