The 3 Marvel Animation Projects That Should Follow X-Men '97 If you would have told me that the best thing Marvel Studios would produce in recent years was a sequel series to the 1990s X-Men series, I would have told you that you were crazy. The theme song is great. It's always stuck with me.
THS got the opportunity to sit down with The Newton Brothers, the composers for X-Men '97. Together, they've made music for tons of movies and TV shows. They were tasked with picking up where X-Men: The Animated Series left off, including the theme song. We all know the iconic X-Men: The Animated
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