Cyclops Full Movie Part 1

Cyclops in other media - Wikipedia. Cyclops is one of the only X- Men to be featured in every adaptation of the series. This is a list of all media appearances of the Marvel Comics character Cyclops. Television[edit]The Marvel Super Heroes[edit]Cyclops made his first ever animated appearance in the 1. The Marvel Super Heroes episode of The Sub- Mariner "Dr. Doom's Day" with the original X- Men line- up (Angel, Beast, Iceman, and Jean Grey).[1]Spider- Man and His Amazing Friends[edit]Cyclops appeared in several episodes of the animated television series Spider- Man and His Amazing Friends. He appears in the episodes, "The Origin of Iceman", "A Firestar is Born", "The Education of a Superhero", and "The X- Men Adventure".

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2. Cyclops is one of the only X-Men to be featured in every adaptation of the series. This is a list of all media appearances of the Marvel Comics character Cyclops.
3. Scott Summers, aka Cyclops, is one of the first recruits at Charles Xavier’s School for Gifted Youngsters and could be argued to be the very first member.

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In the former, Iceman mentioned his eye laser as "devastating". George Di. Cenzo provided Cyclops' voice in "The X- Men Adventure" while Neil Ross provided Cyclops' voice in "A Firestar is Born". Pryde of the X- Men[edit]Cyclops appeared in the X- Men: Pryde of the X- Men animated pilot, wearing his old X- Men uniform from before he left. Michael Bell provided Cyclops' voice. Marvel animated universe[edit]In X- Men: The Animated Series, he wears his then current costume designed by Jim Lee. Cyclops was voiced by Norm Spencer in the English version, and by Kōichi Yamadera in the Japanese dub.

In this version, Scott was the established team leader and was in a relationship with Jean Grey from the beginning of the series, acting more or less as his mainstream counterpart would. Throughout the series, Scott also discovered that his father was the space- pirate Corsair. During a battle with the government team known as X- Factor, Scott had to fight his brother Alex. Neither of the two seemed aware that they were brothers, and their powers seemed to have no effect on each other.

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When the series ended, Scott and Alex never had the chance to discover they are related. In the series, it was also revealed that he was one of the original X- Men members along with Beast, Jean, and Iceman. In the final episode of the show, a dying Charles Xavier tells him, "Scott, were I your father, I would tell you, "no true a son could ever be". I am proud". He also guest starred in Spider- Man: The Animated Series in the 1. The Mutant Agenda/Mutant's Revenge, along with the rest of the X- Men, when Spider- Man sought Professor X's help in curing his recent mutation crisis.

Fantastic Four[edit]In Fantastic Four Cyclops and the other X- Men make a cameo in "Nightmare in Green" watching the Human Torch and Rick Jones fly overhead. X- Men: Evolution[edit]In the later animated series, X- Men: Evolution, Cyclops was voiced by Kirby Morrow. Here, Scott Summers is the X- Men's field leader. In contrast to his mainstream version, this version of Scott is a confident and self- assured leader with a much more extroverted personality; his teammates all look up to him, especially since he was Xavier's original recruit; Rogue even has a crush on him after she joins the team, mainly because he continued to try and befriend her even when she initially distrusted the X- Men. In a glimpse of the future at the end of the series - and as hinted by series director Frank Paur - it appears that eventually Scott does become romantically involved with Rogue following Jean's eventual transformation into Dark Phoenix), which evidently resulted in her unfortunate demise.[2]Throughout the first two seasons Scott tries unsuccessfully to win the heart of his longtime good friend Jean Grey, who initially rebuffed him despite secretly reciprocating his romantic affections. She later admitted her love for him after Scott was separated from the X- Men, lacking his glasses, and was discovered by Jean during a battle with Mystique.

After graduating from Bayville High, Scott has become an instructor at Xavier's Institute for Gifted Children and is currently romantically involved with Jean. He also shares a close big- brother/little brother relationship with Nightcrawler. In this series, Scott later learned that Alex, his brother, was still alive, and they often shared conversation by either telephone or actually meeting up with each other, although Alex declined full- time X- Men membership. Except for a short flashback, theirparents do not appear in this series. Wolverine and the X- Men[edit]Cyclops appears in Wolverine and the X- Men voiced by Nolan North. He has been shown to be in a state of depression since Jean Grey disappeared.

When Wolverine and the rest of the team locate Professor Xavier, Cyclops finally rejoins the team to help locate his mentor. Interestingly, Wolverine and Cyclops seem to have switched roles with Cyclops as the brooding loner and Wolverine as the responsible leader. His current costume in the show is similar to that of Gambit's (wearing his current mainstream costume with a long trench coat).

Scott is convinced that Jean is still alive and spends much of his time trying to locate her, usually enlisting the aid of Emma Frost. He is willing to go to great lengths to find Jean. Even going so far as to attack the Marauders, as well as their leader Mister Sinister, because he believes that Sinister has Jean despite the fact that he has no evidence of this. An exploration of his memories conducted later by Frost reveals that before Jean came into his life Cyclops was quite inexperienced and um- coordinated, until he met Jean and she "took the pain away". Jean to make him "complete" as an X- Man). When Wolverine joined the team, a jealous Cyclops violently attacked him when he thought Wolverine was trying to steal Jean from him, seriously hurting his own blooming romance with her before she suddenly vanished.

He later risks his life to rescue Jean from Sinister and is seen reunited with her at the end of Season One. Had the show had a second season, it was planned that another future would feature Cyclops in his Age of Apocalypse characterization. The Super Hero Squad Show[edit]Carlos Alazraqui voices Cyclops in The Super Hero Squad Show episode "Mysterious Mayhem at Mutant Academy".[3]Black Panther[edit]Cyclops appears in episode 5 of Black Panther. Nolan North voiced the role again. Marvel Anime[edit]Cyclops makes an appearance at the end of episode 5 of the Marvel Anime: Wolverine, arriving to give Logan a lift on the Blackbird. Cyclops appears next in the 1. X- Men anime series.

The premise of series is, after death of Jean Grey, the X- Men are called together by Charles Xavier to travel to Japan following the abduction of Hisako Ichiki and face the U- Men. He is voiced by Toshiyuki Morikawa in Japanese and by Scott Porter in English. This incarnation of Cyclops is praised for not being over shadowed by Wolverine as in some other incarnations. The series so far shows how death of Jean Grey has affected him in both passive and optimistic ways. He is shown recovering from Jean's death to a large degree being able to rejoin the X- Men’s ranks as their confident leader. Most notably witnessing Jean being consumed by the almighty Dark Phoenix entity has strongly angered him, but transcended to him wanting to stop the same tragic fate from effecting young mutants. This is shown in the 5th episode when he devoted his self to teaching Hisako how to control her developing energy- based abilities so she could avoid the same fate.

In this series he is depressed and dealing with the death of Jean Grey, but is shown to be a confident and self- assured leader and having a much more extroverted personality than most incarnations, he described by some fans as crosser and more isolated between the other series versions. The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes[edit]Cyclops makes a cameo appearance - along with Beast and Wolverine - in The Avengers episode "Infiltration" on one of the photos of known superbeings pondered over by Nick Fury, who is trying to determine which heroes he can now turn to in the upcoming Skrull invasion.

Movie Superheroes Who Are So Much Stronger In The Comics. As much as we love our superhero movies, the characters that appear on the screen are vastly different than the ones who appear on the page. Sometimes this is for the better: lame characters who haven’t been taken seriously for decades like The Penguin, Rocket Racoon, and Aquaman have all been completely revamped for the silver screen in a way that retroactively improved their images.

Heck, even minor characters like Batroc the Leaper and Henri Ducard were able to make a comeback! Of course, for every adaptation that improves a hero or villain, there are about three more that makes them worse. Need we mention how Batman & Robin butchered Batgirl? Or how the MCU still acts like it doesn’t know what to do with any of Thor’s supporting characters? Perhaps the greatest sin committed against a superhero in the world of cinema is the act of de- powering the character.

So many times we see heroes who are able to take on demigods in their comics struggle to fight back against robots or mere henchmen in their big budget adaptations. Then there are those characters whose powers are just too “out there” for general audiences (looking at you, Doctor Strange). We’re here to give these underpowered characters their due. Here are 1. 5 Superheroes Who Are So much Stronger In The Comics. Vision. Let’s get this one out of the way right off the bat. When it was first announced that Vision would be making his way into the MCU, fans were a little bit skeptical. The character is one of the publisher’s more bizarre, and he has the powers to rival Marvel’s best.

In the comics Vision has the ability to change his own density, appearing as lightweight as a feather or as heavy as a boulder. He can also shoot beams of solar energy out of his head and can “phase” through objects at will. Not to mention was trained in hand- to- hand combat by Cap himself. It’s very easy to see how he may be too overpowered for the MCU.

What we got instead was a watered- down version of the character. The Vision in Age of Ultron and Civil War has a completely different origin and powers that really haven’t been explained. Powered by the Mind Stone, the former J. A. R. V. I. S. is still able to float and phase through things as well as shoots beams of (mind powered?) energy. If comic book vision was in the MCU, he could have taken out Captain America’s entire team on his own! Spawn. Let’s be honest, 1. Spawn was a pretty terrible film on top of being an already terrible adaptation.

Sure, John Leguizamo was kinda fun as Clown (when he wasn’t passing gas or the subject of terrible CGI) and Michael Jai White was awesome as always, but the film was plagued by a poor script, terrible effects, and a PG- 1. The movie also had a bad habit of not showing Spawn’s mask and cape, aka his defining features. Even worse is how bare- bones the character is when it comes to his magic powers. In the comics, Spawn literally had no limits.

He drew from an infinite internal power source that allowed him to do whatever his mind could think of: abilities like resurrecting the dead or talking to animals are not out of the realm of possibility. Spawn’s suit also draws power from the energy of the evil within any human, animal, or (sometimes) location around him. Anyone who has ever picked up a Spawn comic and witnessed the character’s insane abilities can tell you why the ’9. Green Lantern. Must we talk about Green Lantern?

Ugh. The film looked promising. It really did! It had the charismatic Ryan Reynolds as Hal Jordan, Blake Lively as his love interest Carol Ferris, and Mark Strong as Sinestro. On top of this, it was supposed to be the movie that launched DC’s own cinematic universe to rival Marvel’s. Instead Green Lantern flopped hard and the company would have to wait until 2. Man of Steel for their shot at the DCEU.

What exactly happened to make this movie such a disaster? Well, poor writing aside and godawful supersuit aside, it felt like the showrunners didn’t really understand Green Lantern’s powers.

His ring is powered by the Green Light of Willpower, allowing him to create anything his mind can think up. In the earlier days of the character the ring allowed a Lantern to transform physical objects, such as turning them invisible and shrinking them down to size. It is even said that a Lantern Ring can transform its wearer physically if they truly believe they can change.

Meanwhile, Green Lantern had the character creating giant Hot Wheels tracks and catapults. Yeah…1. 2. Ghost Rider. Oh, the Ghost Rider movies…What could have been.

Nicholas Cage was a die- hard fan of the character and had that “biker dude” look down to a tee, making him the logical choice to play Johnny Blaze in the live- action adaptation. How High Full Movie. However, much like a few of the other entries on this list, they kinda sucked. They were far from the worst comic book movies we’ve ever seen. Plus, we got another batcrap- crazy performance out of Cage that’s always a riot to behold! To be fair, both Ghost Rider and Spirit of Vengeance were able to capture the power of the Rider’s bike fairly well; driving up walls and moving at lightning- fast speeds were not uncommon in either film. However, Doctor Strange himself warned the rest of the Illuminati that Ghost Rider was “the most powerful of them all” and that he could take on the Hulk if he wanted to.

Where was this in the movies!? Johnny Blaze struggled with a group of jeeps in Spirit of Vengeance, for crying out loud! Not to mention the fact that in the comics Ghost Rider uses his internal Hellfire to do awesome things like shoot flames out of a shotgun.

Steel. Kids, let us tell you a little story about a time, at the height of the NBA’s popularity, in which basketball players inexplicably tried to become actors. Kareem Abdul Jabbar got his shot with Enter The Dragon in 1. Michael Jordan snagged the lead role in Space Jam! Then there was Shaquille O’Neal. Bless his heart, he tries. He really does. But his lack of acting talent really showed when he took on a semi- serious role in Steel, a superhero flick based on the DC character of the same name.

In the DC comics Steel is a D- list hero at best, but still one of its strongest human beings. John Henry Irons is a genius inventor who created a powerful metal suit that allowed him to fly and gave him the superhuman strength to wield a powerful sledgehammer.

In the film adaptation, these elements aren’t really present. The suit and sledgehammer are there, but the character showed no signs of flight or super strength whatsoever. For a guy that was supposed to be a replacement for Superman, the version played by Shaq was about as underpowered as you could get. Wolverine. Before you get out your pitchforks, Hugh Jackman’s Wolverine was freaking awesome! The actor has practically become the definitive version of the character, playing Logan nine times over the course of seventeen years. You all know the story: a mutant with a healing factor and claws takes part in the Weapon X program, where he is tortured and given an invulnerable adamantium skeleton. He escapes, loses his memory, and stumbles across the X- Men.

Logan is a silent loner type who has a tendency to fly off the handle. Alas, compared to the Wolverine that appears in the pages of X- Men, Jackman’s version of the character is fairly weak.

Let’s start off with healing factor. Across the course of the X- Men movies we see that Logan regenerate from being shot in the head, having bits and pieces of his body disintegrated by the Dark Phoenix, and getting severely burned from an atomic blast.

Comic book Wolverine has a healing factor so powerful that he can regenerate from a singular drop of blood. The films also fail to mention Logan’s super- human hearing and eyesight and focus mainly on his ability to smell his enemies. Hawkeye. If we’re being completely honest, the Hawkeye who appears on screen is far better than anything we could have expected.