Magneto is a fantastic hero, but he used to be a vile, evil villain, and we shouldn't forget that part of him.

It might be time for Marvel fans to start rethinking their expectations for the X-Men 's MCU debut. A new rumor is shaking ...

Magneto remains the “King Daddy Baddie” of the X-Men books, but we think Apocalypse is very much a close second. Marvel originally introduced him in the pages of X-Factor as an elevated threat ...

X-Men: First Class is the start of a new X-Men chapter that rewinds the clock to the earliest point on the film franchise’s timeline. The film begins in 1944 at the Auschwitz concentration camp ...

At 104 minutes, “X-Men” introduces a lot of concepts, from Magneto’s childhood in an internment camp during World War II to Xavier’s mansion in upstate New York where he teaches the ...

X-Men has a fantastic cast, with Patrick Stewart as Professor X, Ian McKellen as Magneto, and Paquin, Berry, Janssen and Jackman all originating the roles they reprised in the prequel films.

The 2011 prequel X-Men: First Class gives the backstory to Charles Xavier (aka Professor X) and Erik Lehnsherr (aka Magneto), showing their childhood, adolescence and transition into adulthood.

Magneto Admits Xavier was Right in X-Men #35 (Image Source: Marvel) Surprisingly, Professor X is unmoved by his friend’s revelation. Instead, he laughs at the irony.

While the X-Men strive for peaceful coexistence between humans and mutants, Magneto opposes this vision, seeking to establish mutants as the dominant species. His worldview is heavily influenced by ...

Exploring Magneto's past in X-Men '97 amidst finding his connection with 214782, a haunting reminder of his Holocaust ordeal. X-Men '97 is currently left with two more episodes.