Is X-Men part of Marvel or DC?

Is X-Men part of Marvel or DC?

The comic X-Men was created in 1963 by writer Stan Lee and artist Jack Kirby. X-Men became one of Marvel Comics's most successful properties.

Is X-Men separate from Marvel?

X-Men is a foundational text of Marvel movies. Despite not officially being a part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, it was one of the first big "superhero team-up" movies following the success of standalone heroes like Superman and Batman.

Is X-Men part of Avengers?

Fox has long held the rights for the entire X-Men franchise, as well as Deadpool and Fantastic Four. These superhero stories are technically a part of the Marvel Comics Universe, insofar as they live underneath the Marvel umbrella rather than the DC Comics umbrella.

Why is Wolverine not in Avengers?

Marvel even began to make jokes about it in the comics themselves. And, in the end, by 2014 they made the decision to kill him off for a while in order to give his brand time to recover. In a sense, the death of Wolverine itself is the final consequence of Bendis' New Avengers run.

Does Marvel still own the rights to X-Men?

• Marvel now owns the film rights to the X-Men and can add them to the MCU. But before that, they tried to replace mutants with Inhumans in the comics. By Casey Donahue Published Somewhere there is an alternate universe where the Inhumans are one of Marvel's most popular lines of comics and the X-Men are barely on anyone's radar.

Is Marvel going to replace the X Men with Inhumans?

• Marvel Entertainment began the process of phasing out the X-Men and attempting to replace them with the Inhumans. For example, Marvel put a hold on creating any new X-Men characters (since their movie rights would automatically go Fox), and made efforts to eliminate new merchandising featuring the Fantastic Four or the X-Men.

Is Marvel killing off the X-Men?

• Marvel Kills Off 'X-Men' Great Wolverine Yes , your favorite mutant is dead.

Is X Men DC or Marvel?

• The X-men are in the Marvel universe. They are a product of Marvel comics, so obviously they would be part of that universe. Throughout the years there have been some cross over story calaborations with the DC universe characters in the comic books, but I don't recall that happening in the movies.