BoxLunch offers new apparel featuring Marvel’s X-Men ‘97

BoxLunch is celebrating the release of Marvel Annimation’s X-Men ‘97 with all-new apparel! X-Men’97 revisits the iconic era of the 1990s as The X-Men, a band of mutants who use their uncanny gifts to protect a world that hates and fears them, are challenged like never before, forced to face a dangerous and unexpected new future.

BoxLunch had tapped into this excitement with their latest collaboration. As one of the best geeky retailers, they are they are the perfect home for these exclusives. BoxLunch offers curated collections of tons of licensed pop culture merchandise, including apparel, accessories, home goods, gifts, novelties, and collectibles. On top of that, with every $10 spent, BoxLunch provides a meal to someone in need through its philanthropic partnerships. For every $10 spent, BoxLunch donates one meal to Feeding America.

Marvel’s X-Men ‘97 arrives at BoxLunch with all-new apparel

Logan Tank Jersey 

Featuring an embroidered X-Men logo on the front, the back of the shirt includes “Logan 97” lettering. With striped details and ribbed hems, this basketball jersey is perfect for Marvel and sports fans alike.

Group Portrait Colorblock Hoodie 

The Marvel X-Men ’97 Group Portrait Colorblock Hoodie features a portrait of the X-Men beneath embroidery of the show’s title, this sweatshirt includes color-blocked sleeves and a hood. 

Wolverine Striped Portrait Crewneck 

This sweatshirt features an embroidered portrait of Wolverine, complete with his name in bold lettering. Classic striped details add a touch of nostalgia. Made with a comfy blend of 52% cotton and 48% polyester, this crewneck comes in unisex sizes for a relaxed fit.

Marvel X-Men ’97 Logo Bomber Jacket 

 

Stay warm in mutant fashion with this X-Men ’97 bomber jacket! Featuring an applique of the show’s title across the front, this jacket includes color-blocked sleeves. With button snaps, pockets, and striped ribbing, this jacket is perfect for fans of the Marvel heroes.

X-Men ’97 revisits the iconic era of the 1990s

X-Men ’97 takes audiences on a nostalgia-filled trip to the 90s with the iconic mutant heroes facing a new threat. Producer Brad Winderbaum says the animated series isn’t a remake, but a continuation for existing fans and a fresh entry point for newcomers. He emphasizes the show’s mature themes, a hallmark of the X-Men, that resonate with viewers of all ages.

(L-R): Beast (voiced by George Buza), Wolverine (voiced by Cal Dodd), Morph (voiced by JP Karliak), Bishop (voiced by Isaac Robinson-Smith), Rogue (voiced by Lenore Zann), Gambit (voiced by AJ LoCascio), Storm (voiced by Alison Sealy-Smith), Cyclops (voiced by Ray Chase) in Marvel Animation’s X-MEN ’97. Photo courtesy of Marvel Animation. © 2024 MARVEL.

The series picks up 10 years after the original series with the team in disarray following Professor X’s loss. Familiar characters like Cyclops and Jean Grey grapple with new threats and mutant-human tensions. The show stays true to the original’s mix of action, drama, and serious themes, appealing to both longtime fans and newcomers.

(L-R): Wolverine (voiced by Cal Dodd), Storm (voiced by Alison Sealy-Smith), Beast (voiced by George Buza), Jubilee (voiced by Holly Chou), Bishop (voiced by Isaac Robinson-Smith), Morph (voiced by JP Karliak), Gambit (voiced by AJ LoCascio), Rogue (voiced by Lenore Zann), Jean Grey (voiced by Jennifer Hale), and Cyclops (voiced by Ray Chase) in Marvel Animation’s X-MEN ’97. Photo courtesy of Marvel Animation. © 2024 MARVEL.

Returning favorites include Cyclops, Jean Grey, Storm, Wolverine, Rogue, Beast, Gambit, Jubilee, Morph, and Nightcrawler. Voice actors from the original series will reprise their roles. New additions include Bishop, a time-traveling mutant, and Sunspot, a reluctant recruit. Featuring music by the Newton Brothers X-MEN ‘97 debuted last week with the first two episodes exclusively on Disney+. With the following 8 episodes dropping weekly.

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  • Monica Duarte

    Born and raised under the California sun. Monica is the Editor-In-Chief at Temple of Geek. She also serves as Executive Producer of The Temple of Geek Podcast, Retro Rebel Podcast, and Portrait of a Fangirl. Lover of all things geeks but especially sci-fi like Doctor Who, The Expanse, Star Wars and Star Trek.

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Monica Duarte

Monica Duarte

Born and raised under the California sun. Monica is the Editor-In-Chief at Temple of Geek. She also serves as Executive Producer of The Temple of Geek Podcast, Retro Rebel Podcast, and Portrait of a Fangirl. Lover of all things geeks but especially sci-fi like Doctor Who, The Expanse, Star Wars and Star Trek.

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