Like Spider-Man, the Fantastic Four, and the Avengers, the X-Men have been the focus of multiple animated Marvel TV shows. Among them is X-Men: Evolution, which aired on the Kids’ WB programming block from 2000 to 2003. This version depicted the majority of its featured mutant superheroes and villains as teenagers, and the series earned positive critical reception during its four seasons on the air.
Unlike X-Men: The Animated Series, which was followed by the X-Men ’97 revival in 2024, the underrated X-Men: Evolution has never been revisited since it ended in 2003. However, that will soon change in the pages of a new Marvel one-shot issue. Not only that, the Evolution incarnation of the team will face off against an X-Men team from another corner of the Marvel multiverse.
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Anti-mutant protesters surround a school full of young mutants. What’s your first move?
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A team of mutants needs a leader for a dangerous mission. What role do you naturally fall into?
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A powerful mutant threatens innocent humans. How do you respond?
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A human politician offers to champion mutant rights — but has a shady past. What do you do?
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What’s your biggest flaw?
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Sentinels are hunting mutants in your city. What’s your move?
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What do you believe about coexistence between humans and mutants?
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Your X-Men Identity
Wolverine (Logan)
“I’m the best there is at what I do. But what I do best isn’t very nice.”
You’re the fierce loner who acts first and philosophises later — but beneath that adamantium-plated exterior beats a heart that cares far more than you’d ever admit. You’ve been burned enough times to distrust the world, so you keep people at arm’s length, yet you’d throw yourself into any fight to protect the ones who slip past your defences. You don’t need a cause or a manifesto — you just need someone worth fighting for. Like Logan, your greatest strength isn’t your claws or your healing factor; it’s the stubborn refusal to let the people you love face danger alone.
Fierce
Protective
Resilient
Untamed
Professor X (Charles Xavier)
Just because someone stumbles and loses their path doesn’t mean they’re lost forever.
You’re the visionary who sees the best in everyone — even when the world gives you every reason not to. Your greatest power isn’t telepathy; it’s an unshakeable belief that understanding and compassion can bridge any divide. You lead not through force but through hope, building bridges where others build walls. Some call you naive, but you know that real strength lies in extending a hand to your enemy. Like Charles Xavier, you carry the weight of a dream that most consider impossible, and you refuse to let it die.
Visionary
Empathetic
Diplomatic
Hopeful
Magneto (Erik Lehnsherr)
Peace was never an option.
You’re the survivor who learned the hardest lesson life has to offer: the world will not protect you, so you must protect yourself. Your conviction is unbreakable and your patience is terrifying — you’ll wait years to set the right plan in motion. You don’t hate humanity; you simply refuse to let your people be victims ever again. Every action you take, no matter how ruthless, is driven by a profound love for those who share your struggle. Like Erik Lehnsherr, you are both revolutionary and tragic — a leader forged in pain who will bend the world before it bends you.
Resolute
Strategic
Ruthless
Unyielding
X-Men: Evolution Is Being Pitted Against X-Men ’92
X-Men ’92: Incursions #1,
Written By Craig Kyle and Chris Yost,
Art By Salva Espin,
Cover Art By Luciano Vecchio
As reported by IGN, X-Men ’92: Incursions#1 will see the X-Men ’92 versions of heroes like Wolverine, Beast, Jean Grey, and Rogue battle their X-Men Evolution counterparts, i.e.,“the younger versions of themselves who still have hope for Xavier’s dream,”, in an effort to save their world. Although the X-Men ’92 iteration of the superhero team is inspired by one from X-Men: The Animated Series, they are not exact versions of those characters. Instead, they hail from Earth-15730 and have been subject to three previous series.
Written by Craig Kyle and Chris Yost with art by Salva Espin,X-Men ’92: Incursions #1 is part of series of Incursions one-shots being published over next several months all of which takes place before2015’s Secret Wars.The others include:X-Men: Incursions #1 (which delivers Days of Future Past and House of M crossover), Spider-Man: Incursions #1,Fantastic Four: Incursions #1,and Avengers: Incursions #1.This will mark<X-Men: Evolution's first appearance within mainstream Marvel title although comic book series directly tied original TV show ran nine issues.
Evolution Is The Latest Animated Marvel TV Show To Be Revisited In The Comics
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