It's finally time for the mutants to join the Marvel Cinematic Universe. During the Marvel Studios panel at San Diego Comic-Con, Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige revealed that the X-Men are coming to the MCU. Virtually no details were revealed at this time, as it's in the very early stages. In any case, this is something fans have been waiting a very long time for and, in the years to come, characters like Wolverine and Storm can exist alongside Thor and Doctor Strange, in theory. Kevin Feige was coy about the way he revealed the X-Men are coming to the MCU while still standing on the stage at San Diego Comic-Con, while he was willing to name-drop the Fantastic Four, he merely said "mutants" at the panel. But that was more than enough to send the crowd into a frenzy. Other titles revealed to be in the works that weren't discussed in depth at the presentation were Black Panther 2 and Captain Marvel 2. The X-Men finally becoming part of the MCU is being made possible by Disney's $71 billion purchase of the majority of Fox's media assets. Since they purchased all of the movie studio 20th Century Fox, Disney acquired the rights to the X-Men and Fantastic Four. Since Disney also owns Marvel, the character rights are back in their hands and can be used in future movies. And that's exactly what Kevin Feige and Co. plan to do. At this stage, it isn't clear where they are at in the development process when it comes to integrating the X-Men into the larger universe. Feige did say See more