Next X-Men Film to be Titled: Days of Future Past

Doug:  Well, isn't this topical to the Bronze Age Babies?  As we've been voting like mad these past weeks for our favorite Bronze Age story, and as "Days of Future Past" recently fell in our final four stories, I found it just a wee bit ironic when I saw this story on CNN.com this morning (of course it's all over the web today -- you can read about it at your favorite news outlet).  What do you think?

Doug:  I know I was about to jump out of my chair when Magneto bowed in the  COMIC BOOK COSTUME right at the end of X-Men: First Class; but the thought of Sentinels on the big screen...  Oh, my...

Discuss: The Best Depiction of a Marvel Character on Film

Doug:  Any character from any Marvel movie -- who's tops in your book, even if you didn't like the particular film he/she was in?

X-Men: First Class

Karen: X-Men: First Class has gathered less attention this Spring/Summer than some of the other super-hero films. You know, I really wasn't interested at all until I heard that it was set in the 60s. Then the pictures and trailers began coming out, and now, I can't wait to see it. So share your thoughts about the film with us.

Doug: I want to butt in to my partner's post and ask a fashion question -- how did you think the blue and yellow X-suits (or the Xavier school uniforms, if you will) worked? I'm sure you've noticed that the Green Lantern costume for the movie is pretty darn close to the comics, as was Thor's outfit and Cap's, too (well, close to Ultimate Cap). So, why in the first three X-Men films did the film makers feel the need to change the costumes to black leather?