Does Marvel and X-Men cross over?

It’s Official: Fox’s X-Men Starts Crossover Into The Marvel Cinematic Universe With WandaVision.

Why does X-Men have so many continuity errors?

However, the actors have not aged accordingly to the time period it’s set in. As a result, many of the main characters have almost not aged at all. When we see the older versions of their characters, therefore, the ages don’t really line up, causing a lot of issues.

Will Daniel Radcliffe be the new Wolverine?

Daniel Radcliffe has not officially been cast as Wolverine in the MCU so it’s pretty unlikely that he will be the one to bring him to life. However, as of right now, no actor has been cast in the role so there is still a chance he could sharpen his claws for us in a future Marvel movie.

Why is Charles Xavier in a wheelchair in Dark Phoenix?

After a battle at the Paris Peace Accords, Wolverine convinced Professor X to stop using the serum, so that he could access his telepathic abilities to find a rogue Mystique. By doing so, Professor X was once again paralyzed and had to use his wheelchair.

Who owns the X-Men movie rights?

Original story: The rights to Marvel characters have long been complicated, but they got a whole lot easier to understand this year. With Disney’s acquisition of 20th Century Fox, Marvel Studios owns the movie rights to more Marvel comics characters than ever—including the X-Men.

Will Marvel Studios acquire the X-Men?

And, now that Disney and Fox have officially merged, Marvel Studios has access to members of the X-Men and Fantastic Four. Disney CEO Bob Iger said in an interview that it “makes sense” for the the Marvel Cinematic Universe to absorb the X-Men franchise.

Should Marvel reboot the X-Men franchise with Dark Phoenix?

If that is the case, and especially depending on how Dark Phoenix is received, Marvel might see fit to wait a few years before resetting and rebooting the X-Men franchise.

What does the Disney-Fox merger mean for Marvel’s X-Men?

That’s all about to change, thanks to the Disney-Fox merger. In 1993, a financially strapped Marvel sold the rights to the X-Men to 20th Century Fox. It was the first deal in a fire sale that would end with Marvel also ceding rights to the Fantastic Four to Fox and Spider-Man to Sony.