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Bryan Singer<\/strong> briefly spoke about expanding the X-MEN universe in the latest issue of SFX Magazine<\/a>. Using 20th Century Fox’s selection of Marvel superheroes, the director talked about “creative consultant” Mark Millar’s role with the films – including the upcoming Fantastic Four reboot – and how things will be utilized for future films.<\/p>\n “It\u2019s been a worthwhile thing [working with Millar] as he\u2019s been brought in to just look at the whole universe,” says Singer. “I\u2019ve basically rebooted the universe twice already, in that I booted it up once with ‘X-Men’ and then rebooted it with ‘First Class.’ I\u2019m very keenly interested in exploring the X-Men universe in the same way that Marvel have done with the Avengers. It\u2019s an enormous universe and not just in the issues that it confronts. A lot of Marvel\u2019s famous characters have already been used but there\u2019s still a few left.”<\/p>\n Though Singer is looking at Marvel’s Avengers as inspiration for expanding the X-universe, and going bigger with X-MEN: DAYS OF FUTURE PAST<\/a>, he says that his films are night and day from their movies.<\/p>\n “You can never compete with that. Tonally it\u2019s a very different experience as the X-Men movies operate on very specific themes and it\u2019s a much more serious kind of universe as the Marvel movies universe is not so serious. It\u2019s got its own emotional points and the characters are obviously amazing.”<\/p>\n