Check out this international "rental exclusive" artwork for X-MEN: FIRST CLASS! The film (which is nearing the $350 million mark worldwide) has been scheduled for a Blu-ray and DVD domestic release on First Class Friday, September 9!

Thanks to Stark Industries!

Actress Rose Byrne (Moira MacTaggert) recently spoke to IGN about a potential sequel to X-MEN: FIRST CLASS, which garnered rave reviews from fans and critics alike this Summer. As with most X-Men films, the principle cast has contracts/ options for additional films, should Fox decide to pursue them.

"Yeah, we all had to sign on for three, I believe. Well, I did anyway. But as of right now I have no idea if they're planning on doing another one." said Byrne. "But that was the idea depending on how it all went, I suppose. We'll see though. I loved working on it and loved working with the cast. I loved Matthew Vaughn. I also loved the style. The era and the fashion. And it was kind of kitsch-y and funny. It was a really fun and sophisticated superhero movie. I'm very proud of the film."

Would you like to see MacTaggert return for a sequel?

G4 premieres the English-language debut of the anime series WOLVERINE this Friday, July 29th at 11:30 p.m. ET! To celebrate, Marvel is giving you exclusive looks at the 12-episode series every day this week. Below is an exclusive clip featuring the voice of Milo Ventimiglia (Heroes) as Logan.

An X-MEN anime starring Wolverine, Cyclops, Storm and Beast will premiere later this year.

The anime was inspired by the Chris Claremont/ Frank Miller comic book run that also inspired Hugh Jackman's upcoming THE WOLVERINE.

MTV recently caught up with THE WOLVERINE star and producer Hugh Jackman, who briefly spoke about choosing James Mangold (3:10 to Yuma) to direct after Darren Aronofsky left the project. "There were a number of directors who wanted to do this because we have the best script yet," said Jackman. "[Mangold's] take was the strongest. He's phenomenal [and] he's going to really knock this one out of the park.

And yes, the film is keeping its original title, says Jackman. "Darren wanted to call it 'The Wolverine' and I want to keep it because to me this is going to feel like THE Wolverine. This is the one that in 20 years time I want to say,'Check this out.'"

The film, with a script from Christopher McQuarrie, follows Logan as he treks Japan and falls in love with a woman whose hand has already been promised to another. The claws come out when Logan finds himself in an all-out battle after her father summons the Silver Sammurai and other powerful legends of the X-Men universe to take him out.

Production begins this October in the USA and Japan for a potential 2012 release. 20th Century Fox has yet to officially announce any specifics.

This weekend, X-MEN: FIRST CLASS brought in $335k from just 295 domestic theaters adding to its $144 million domestic total. Overseas has been very kind to the Matthew Vaughn-helmed flick, bringing in close to $203 million. With $347 million in worldwide box office, the film is just $3 million away from the coveted $350 million mark! Will the mutant prequel manage to reach that total in theaters before its September 9th Blu-ray and DVD release?

X-MEN: FIRST CLASS comes to stores on "First Class Friday" September 9th! Thanks to Amazon, we have a good look at the standard artwork designs for the DVD and Blu-ray.

Learn more about the upcoming release and collectible packaging here and here.

Hugh Jackman gave fans an update about THE WOLVERINE movie during a surprise appearance at the San Diego Comic Con. "I'll be filming WOLVERINE 2 in October." said Jackman. "Christopher McQuarrie has written a fantastic script and it should turn out really good." The star revealed a villain that many fans have been waiting to see on the big screen…THE SILVER SAMURAI! "I'll fight the Silver Samurai in it so that should be exciting."

Filming is expected to take place in Japan for a possible 2012 release. 20th Century Fox has yet to officially announce a director or release date for the project, though 3:10 to Yuma's James Mangold is reportedly taking the reigns after Darren Aronofsky left the project.

Fox Home Entertainment has released official artwork for the upcoming X-MEN: FIRST CLASS DVD, which hits stores September 9th! Check it out below, and click here for the awesome Blu-ray artwork.

Are you team Charles or Erik?

Own X-MEN: FIRST CLASS on September 9th! Fox Home Entertainment via Crave Online has announced the upcoming blu-ray and DVD release of the blockbuster smash hit starring the incredible James McAvoy and Michael Fassbender.

The set will feature "ten X-Men Digital comics including a never-before-seen backstory comic, and a Cerebro Mutant Tracker which is an interactive video database of all those in the X-Men films," among other special content including deleted scenes, interactive menus, documentaries and more!

Below are two limited, collectible box artworks for the Blu-ray.

The t-shirts below will be given away at Comic Con for the first 1,000 fans who pre-order the movie on-site.

Do you support "Team Charles" or "Team Erik?"

X-MEN: FIRST CLASS has just crossed the $200 million mark internationally! Global support continues. Its worldwide total is now at $343 million. The film, budgeted at $160 million ($140 million after tax breaks), remains at $142 million domestically.

Ready for the neXt class?

Two new X-MEN: FIRST CLASS concept artworks featuring Banshee and Emma Frost have hit the net! We're not sure of the artist, but thanks to ComicBookMovies for the heads up!

In its 6th weekend at the box office, X-MEN: FIRST CLASS brought in an estimated $1.4 million from 847 domestic theaters! Budgeted at $160 million ($140 million after tax cuts), the film has a $142 million domestic total, meaning it has finally made back its discounted budget in the USA. International theater numbers are at $196 million, making the worldwide total $338 million.

Source: Box Office Mojo

With X-MEN: FIRST CLASS now released, 20th Century Fox has to focus on future films in the ever-expanding and profitable X-Men franchise. Lets take a look at what new films are set to go into production and which are being developed for potential release.

THE WOLVERINE: Production is expected to begin in October, according to star and producer Hugh Jackman. The film, which follows Wolverine on his adventures in Japan, will film in the USA and Japan. While an official release date has not been announced, word is the film may be fast-tracked to 2012. Last we heard, '3:10 to Yuma' director James Mangold was in negotiations to direct the film, after original director Darren Aronofsky left the project. The film is described as a stand-alone film, that may not directly reference 2009′s X-MEN ORIGINS: WOLVERINE.

DEADPOOL: Ryan Reynolds really wants to see this film, which follows the comical and violent 'merc with a mouth,' get made. He's actively been conversing with 'Zombieland' screenwriters Zack Stenz and Ashley Miller and had a major say in director Tim Miller joining the film. Miller created an insane presentation that impressed Reynolds and producer Shuler Donner. "I love Tim." says Reynolds. "Tim is someone who we all vetted through and through. He's a guy who captures the spirit of it, and he's also an incredible visual artist."

X-MEN: FIRST CLASS 2: Director Matthew Vaughn and producer Bryan Singer have had plans for the sequel which would follow Charles Xavier forming the X-Men and Magneto moving forward with his Brotherhood and another potential real-life historical event. The critically praised X-MEN: FIRST CLASS has just made back its discounted 'after tax breaks' budget in domestic box office, and continues to do well overseas.

X-MEN 4/5: A follow up to X-MEN: THE LAST STAND may be in the cards. 'X-Men' Producer Lauren Shuler Donner said in March that they "took [a] treatment to Fox and they love it." adding that "X4 leads into X5." Director and X-MEN: FIRST CLASS producer Bryan Singer has been rumored to have connections with the project, which will continue the X-Men story in an exciting way. It's unknown if Fox will move forward with X4, but it would be a surefire profit maker, if done right.

NEW MUTANTS: Producer Lauren Shuler Donner has long had interest in a big screen film following young mutants in training. Recent reports suggested the film had not yet been presented to Fox, though it may be a potential project she follows up on.

DAZZLER: The film, which would follow mutant pop star musician Alison Blaire, has long been in minor talks at the studio. As of now the film has registered DazzlerTheMovie.com but no active developments have been made as of yet. Its been discussed, but has not been gaining steam.

EMMA FROST: At one point the film was being discussed for a potential Emma Frost solo project with director David O. Russell. Talks ceased shortly after, though Emma Frost has been finding success in X-MEN ORIGINS: WOLVERINE and X-MEN: FIRST CLASS.

X-MEN: FIRST CLASS continues bring in the dough at the box office. So far the film, budgeted at $160 million ($140 million after taxes) has brought in $140 million from domestic theaters, meaning it has basically made back its budget. International theaters are bringing in about $197 million, bringing the worldwide total to around $337 million.

Stay tuned this Sunday for 6th weekend box office numbers.

Thanks to King Frost we have four sorta new, sorta not international promo photos of X-MEN: FIRST CLASS characters Beast (Nicholas Hoult), Emma Frost (January Jones), Mystique (Jennifer Lawrence), and Erik Lensherr (Michael Fassbender)!

In its 5th weekend at the box office, X-MEN: FIRST CLASS dropped to the #10 spot, bringing in $2.9 million from 1,602 domestic theaters. That's a 57% drop from its previous weekend. So far the film has a domestic intake of $138 million, with $195.7 million coming from international box office. Budgeted at $160 million ($140 million after tax breaks), the film has hauled in $334 million wordlwide!

Sources: Box Office, Box Office Mojo

In its 5th weekend at the box office, X-MEN: FIRST CLASS is expected to drop to the #10 spot, bringing in an estimated $2.7 million in 1,602 domestic theaters. The film is estimated to have a domestic intake of $138 million by the end of Sunday. Budgeted at $160 million ($140 million after tax breaks), the film as of Friday had a worldwide total of $323 million.

Stay tuned for official numbers.