New Viral Site For X-Men Series 'The Gifted' Launches Before SDCC Panel And Introduces Four New Mutants
With all eyes towards San Diego Comic-Con, Fox has launched an online site that lets you get tested for the X-Gene in anticipation of The Gifted's fall premiere.
The Gifted is one of Fox's new X-Men spinoff series, which focuses on two parents who learn that their children possess mutant powers, forcing them to go on the run from a hostile government. They join up with an underground network of mutants and they must fight to survive.
With all eyes towards San Diego Comic-Con, Fox has launched an online site that lets you get tested for the X-Gene in anticipation of The Gifted's fall premiere. This new viral site, Sentinel Services features four different characters explaining how different Sentinel Services is from their bright and friendly media campaign.
Image via Twitter
On Sentinel Services you'll see great information about why it's important to get tested for the X-Gene, but once you click on "Get Tested," you'll see the truth:
We will learn more about The Gifted and all its characters on Friday during Fox's #SDCC2017 panel, but it's looking like Fox is heading in the right direction with the X-Men spinoff. Until then, check out the site at SentinelServices.com.
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