Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige has revealed plans for a fresh take on the X-Men franchise following the release of Avengers: Secret Wars. In a recent interview, Feige emphasized that this will not be a reboot but rather a "reset" of the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). Drawing inspiration from the 2015 Secret Wars comics, the new X-Men film will reintroduce classic characters through the lens of younger mutants at Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters. This approach aims to highlight the universal themes of identity and belonging inherent in mutant stories, setting a narrative direction that focuses on younger audiences.

Marvel's 'reset' indicates an intention to create a cohesive and singular timeline for the X-Men, bringing in new actors to portray iconic characters while maintaining the essence of their original stories. This strategy seeks to rejuvenate the franchise by focusing on fresh narratives centered around young mutants.

The X-Men, originally created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby in the 1960s, have been beloved characters in comic book lore, representing themes of diversity and acceptance. As part of the MCU, their upcoming film aims to resonate with current audiences, offering a blend of nostalgia and modern storytelling to introduce the next generation of superheroes.