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Kitty Pryde is a character from the one shot episode "Pryde of the X-Men", using her name as a pun in the title. Voiced by Kath Soucie she is the second version of the character. She was intended to be the character that the audience identified with while being introduced into the series.

Kitty learned she was a mutant but felt that made her a freak. She was invited by Professor Charles Xavier to join him at his mansion. When she arrived she learned that the mansion was populated by a group of mutants called the X-Men. She got to see into the Danger Room where she witnessed Cyclops, Colossus, Dazzler, Nightcrawler, Wolverine, and Storm. When Nightcrawler scared her she phased through into the Danger Room where she was saved by the others. At that point the team was lured away to the Deep Space Observatory by Pyro and Blob so that Magneto and Juggernaut could attack the mansion. The two villains attacked the mansion and Kitty runs away with the Mutant Power Circuit. Magneto chased and overpowered Kitty and stole the Mutant Power Circuit.

She woke up later and was frightened again by Nightcrawler. Xavier discovered that Magneto used the circuit to divert the Scorpio Comet towards Earth. The team used the Blackbird to fly to Asteroid M, while Kitty snuck aboard. After the team headed out to confront the Brotherhood of Mutant Terrorists Xavier found Kitty in the back. She climbed into a space suit to follow and arrived at the control room just as Magneto was about to destroy Nightcrawler. The comet got diverted but if Nightcrawler moved Earth was doomed. Kitty grabbed a small dragon and ran to the Blackbird. The comet collided with Asteroid M and Nightcrawler teleports away at the last second. However he reappeared in space and enters the atmosphere. The team tried so save him but he appeared to die. Kitty felt sorry for how she treated Nightcrawler and was glad to see that he again teleported into the Blackbird. Wolverine then said that Kitty is no X-Man, not yet anyways.

Fans and critics disliked this version as she was seen as a whiny damsel-in-distress instead of the tougher version she was in the comics. After the project failed and was reorganized into X-Men many aspects of the character were transfered to Jubilee, who was similarly criticized for being annoying.

November 12, 2009
Marvel released concept art of Blizzard from Iron Man: Armored Adventures and Shadowcat from Wolverine and the X-Men. They also released two new images from Planet Hulk. [1][2][3]
November 10, 2009
Marvel posted a video profile of the Silver Surfer from The Super Hero Squad Show. They also posted concept art of Cyclops from Wolverine and the X-Men. [4][5]
Eric Goldman of IGN posted an interview with The Spectacular Spider-Man Supervising Producer and Story Editor Greg Weisman. They also announced some special features on the Planet Hulk DVD that include Motion Comics, an episode of Wolverine and the X-Men, music videos, and a digital copy. [6][7]
November 9, 2009
The Super Hero Squad Show is moving to primetime starting last Saturday. In addition to airing every weekday at 8:30 AM, the series will begin airing at 7:30 PM every Saturday. It is also reported that the series is #1 with male audiences aged 6 to 8 by increasing that audience nearly 30%. [8]
Marvel also released concept art of the A.I.M. Facility, the Controller, and Dynobuster Armor from Iron Man: Armored Adventures. [9]
November 5, 2009
Marvel released concept art of The Mandarin from Iron Man: Armored Adventures and art of Nick Fury of The Super Hero Squad Show. [10][11]
November 3, 2009
Marvel released concept art of Doctor Doom, Thing, and Falcon from The Super Hero Squad Show, and also art of Nightcrawler from Wolverine and the X-Men. [12][13]
According to a recent financial report from Marvel Wolverine and the X-Men, Iron Man: Armored Adventures, The Super Hero Squad Show, and The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes will each have a total of 52 episodes while Black Panther will have 6 episodes. It also reports that the productions for Planet Hulk and Thor: Tales of Asgard are both completed. [14]
See this page for older news entries.
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Grey Gargoyle makes his entrance. ("And The Sea Shall Give Up Its Dead")





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