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ComicBook.com recently got their hands on this concept art for the upcoming X-Force X-Men spinoff film. The characters shown are supposedly the people featured in the film, who appear to be:

Cable, the son of Cyclops who possesses telekinetic and telepathic abilities. 

Domino, who manipulates probability and kicks major ass with her marksman skills.

Warpath, a flying, regenerating, guy with super strength, speed, and stamina.

Cannonball, that flying, jet-propulsion guy in the background.

The last member of the team, the gal wearing a hooded vest on the far left could be X-23, the female clone of Wolverine, or Hope Summers, who can mimic powers. Or she could be someone else entirely; any guesses?

Vertigo Comics' Lucifer, was just picked up for a full season by Fox. Introduced in Neil Gaiman's Sandman, Lucifer quits hell and takes up residence in Los Angeles, where he helps the LAPD find criminals that need punishing.

"Well, my time of not taking you seriously is coming to a middle."

In September, Fox gave the go-ahead on a series set in the Batman universe called Gotham. Focused on the career of Jim Gordon before he became the Commissioner of Police, Gotham will take place during Bruce Wayne's youth and will portray the origins of some of Batman's most famous villains.

We're guessing to see the stories of The Joker, The Riddler, Penguin and maybe Catwoman. We'll just have to wait to see.

The shot above shows Deadpool fighting Ajax, the lab assistant gone to the dark side. Below features X-Men's Colossus and Negasonic Teenage Warhead.

(Empire Online)

Love and Kindness are good supplements too.

Do you still believe? Do you still want to believe?

Well here's further proof that The X-Files really is coming back to television in January.

It's not as good as the full thing, but it's a whole heck of a lot better than the measly 15 seconds of trailer that FOX previously gave us.

And it's way better than when FOX wanted you to watch an ad before letting you see a few seconds of the upcoming six-episode miniseries.

So, are you ready? Can you wait?

If you need help remembering just what the hell was going on when the original series ended in 2002, what with the smoking man and the aliens and the what not, you can find that right here.

Enough of our yapping, get to watching!

Aaron Taylor Johnson is playing Quicksilver in Disney's/Marvel's upcoming Avengers: Age of Ultron. Evan Peters is also playing Quicksilver in Fox's X-Men: Days of Future Past.