"X-Men '97" executive producers on why the team stays impactful decades after their comic book debut

"X-Men '97" executive producers on why the team remains impactful

What’s the secret behind the X-Men’s lasting legacy? "X-Men '97" executive producers Eric and Julia Lewald share what they think is the superhero team's special ingredient—and why they're still connecting with fans decades later.

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