What Caliban’s Return in ‘Logan’ Means for the ‘X-Men’ Universe. First 'X-Men: Apocalypse,' now 'Logan.' What is it about the obscure X-character?

Stephen Merchant, picutred in December 2021 (left) and also as the X-Men character Caliban as seen in 2017's "Logan." Tim P. Whitby/Getty Images / 20th Century Fox ...

One of the most recent examples of this is the character Caliban. Caliban, a member of the sewer-dwelling mutant tribe called the Morlocks in the Marvel Comics Universe, was played by Tómas ...

The character of Caliban has fascinated artists and designers over the years, because of his mysterious appearance. In productions he has been presented as half-human, half-monster, a dog, a fish ...

Despite his striking physical appearance, Caliban is far from the most iconic mutant in the franchise, so it’s possible you didn’t notice his small cameo in X-Men: Apocalypse; he was the ...

It is, quite literally, two performances rolled into one. Onto the stage they tumble — four arms, four legs, two torsos, two heads — to embody a single character: Caliban, the vengeance ...

Caliban recently made an appearance in Bryan Singer‘s “X-Men: Apocalypse,” but was played by Tomas Lemarquis. Merchant himself also posted an image of his character on Instagram with the ...

Now, fans have learned just why director James Mangold opted to take out Caliban’s final moments from Logan. When it came down to it, the executive felt it opened up room for an annoying plot hole.

Two characters I was not excited for and was pleasantly surprised by were Skullbuster and Blink. I haven't thought about Skullbuster in years, ... The Caliban BAF is also a pleasant surprise.

Even though the timeline was reset, the X-Men continuity is still pretty confusing. Case in point, how is Caliban in both X-Men: Apocalypse and Logan? This is James Mangold's reasoning for the ...