Bryan Singer Unveils Production Art From X-MEN: APOCALYPSE Teasing The Origin Of 'Apocalypse'
X-Men: Apocalypse director Bryan Singer has posted the first piece of production art from the movie on his Instagram account, and it seemingly confirms that a very familiar - and ALIEN - aspect of the titular villain's origin will be in the X-Men: Days of Future Past sequel...
What does the following piece of concept art tell us about X-Men: Apocalypse? Well, it seemingly reveals the movie's take on "Ship", the alien spaceship discovered by the young En Sabah Nur in ancient Egypt. It becomes his base of operations throughout history and actually ended up serving as a home to the X-Men as well as having ties to Cable's origin. What do you guys think?
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