Fox is developing an X-Men series (Topic)

Fox has commissioned the production of a pilot for an action-adventure series set in the X-Men franchise. This is reported by The Hollywood Reporter.

The project tells the story of two ordinary parents who discovered mutant abilities in their children. Forced to hide from a hostile government, the family joins an underground organization of mutants and fights for survival.

The unnamed project will be co-produced by 20th Century Fox Television and Marvel Television. Matt Nix (Black Mark) will write and executive produce with veterans of the X-Men franchise Lauren Shuler Donner, Brian Singer and Simon Kinberg, as well as Jeff Loeb and Jim Chory.

Recall that about a year ago Fox announced the development of an X-Men-themed drama "Hellfire". The project was canceled after its curators Evan Katz and Manny Koto focused on another series on the channel - 24 Hours: The Legacy.

For Fox, the potential Marvel project will expand the "superhero segment" in the series' lineup. At the moment, the channel broadcasts two series based on DC Comics – "Gotham" and "Lucifer". For Marvel, if the situation develops successfully, the series will become the second telecomic on public TV after SHIELD.

For Fox, the potential Marvel project will expand the "superhero segment" in the series' lineup. At the moment, the channel broadcasts two series based on DC Comics – "Gotham" and "Lucifer". For Marvel, if the situation develops successfully, the series will become the second telecomic on public TV after SHIELD.

For Fox, the potential Marvel project will expand the "superhero segment" in the series' lineup. At the moment, the channel broadcasts two series based on DC Comics – "Gotham" and "Lucifer". For Marvel, if the situation develops successfully, the series will become the second telecomic on public TV after SHIELD.

The Topic of Article: Fox is developing an X-Men series.
Author: Jake Pinkman