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Few upcoming Marvel Studios projects hit that nostalgic sweet spot quite like X-Men 97. Inspired by the unforgettable X-Men: The Animated Series that ran during the 1990s, the show explores new stories in the iconic 90s timeline of the original series and is coming to Disney+ in fall 2023. Which, as exciting as that may be, would be a whole lot less cool if it was missing the best part about the show: the theme song. Earlier this year, at San Diego Comic-Con, writer and executiv
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custom stanley cup no easy task. [The X-Men: The Animated Series theme song] wasnt a done deal necessarily when they were producing the new show, Lewald said at Steel City Con. The rights were all over the place. I think a secondary person had the rights to the music, so it was a negotiation for them. Obviously, you cant do the new show without that song 8230; But the guy selling it knew the same thing, so Im sure it was a heavy price. Whatever the song cost, its worth it. It sets the tone, one which we called a nostalgic blast from the past. The show has to feel
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By Justin WorlandFebruary 5, 2016 3:13 PM ESTWealthy countries that have contributed the most to climate change tend to be most immune to its effects, according to new research, a finding that has implications for the question of who bears responsibility for addressing the crisis.The study, published in the journal Natu
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