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Ryan and Maddy were expecting "Lifedeath Part 2" to fit what its title suggests, but instead, this isn't so much an episode about Storm and Forge as it is an episode about Lilandra and Xavier. Our least favorite Professor is considering whether he should return to Earth or erase all of his memories of it so he can get married to Lilandra, and we all know which one he'll choose, even before he gets a vision of what happened to Genosha. The Storm/Forge storyline is wonderful, but there's not enough of it. What's with the pacing on this show??? X-Men Spotlights: The Adversary and Deathbird Next week's episode: "Bright Eyes," X-Men '97 E-mail us your feedback at themutantages@gmail.com or follow us on social media at TheMutantAges, MIDImyers and RyanPagella. If you like what you hear, please consider supporting us via patreon.com/themutantages. Thanks!
We recap Life Death Parts 1 and 2 from X-Men 97 We talk the Storm and Forge relationship over the course of the two episodes and contrast that with the comic book depction of the story Plus, Xavier and Lilandra's love story is put on pause by Deathbird and the Shi'ar Empire and we talk how codepedent that relationship is between Charles and Lilandra Full video link below https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W7OI6WgxITM
In the latest livestream of FATHER.SON.GALAXY, we're delving deep into the gripping continuation of X-MEN ‘97 with the episode "Lifedeath - Part 2." As the episode unfolds, viewers are on the edge of their seats as Forge faces near-death while Storm battles her inner demons. The Adversary, a manifestation of Storm's fears, relentlessly preys on her doubts, pushing her to the brink of forsaking her powers. It's a heart-pounding struggle as Ororo fights to reclaim her strength and identity amidst the Adversary's relentless assault. The tension in the air is palpable as Storm undergoes a powerful transformation, emerging once again as the iconic hero she's known to be.Meanwhile, there's a surprising twist in the narrative as Charles Xavier, presumed dead, makes a shocking return. He's been healed by the Shi'ar people and finds himself embroiled in the political intrigue of their empire. As Empress Lilandra introduces him as her future husband and emperor, disbelief ripples through the populace. Tensions escalate further with the vehement opposition of Lilandra's sister, Deathbird, who challenges Xavier's loyalty to Chandilar in a dramatic showdown.Amidst philosophical debates on power dynamics and co-existence, Xavier senses trouble brewing and resolves to return to Earth. Bolivar Trask's desperate plea to Mister Sinister hints at deeper conspiracies at play, adding another layer of intrigue to the unfolding drama.
Derek and Noah join the Shi'ar imperial guard to review X-Men '97 ep. 6 Lifedeath Part 2 directed by Chase Conley and written by Charley Feldman! Storm faces the Adversary and her darkest fears to save Forge from the demon's spreading poison and to regain her connection to the elements. Lightyears away, Professor X is getting his groove back in space trying to win over Lilandra's sister Deathbird by renouncing his X-Men to prove he is loyal to the Shi'ar. On the menu: Charles & Lilandra's romance, Deathbird's fierceness, feather hair, Storm's magical transformation, facing your inner demons, and Trish's bad timing! Let us know your thoughts on 'X-Men 97' or what your current favorite movie, TV, or book obsession is by emailing us at abonibbles@gmail.com or on social media! Check out the links below and connect with us!! INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/abiteofpod TWITTER: https://twitter.com/ABiteOfPod THREADS: https://www.threads.net/@abiteofpod YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/@ABiteOfPod WEBSITE: https://www.abiteofpod.com/ DISCORD: https://bit.ly/461OOcf --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/abiteofpod/message
Tormenta recupera sus poderes y el pelado Xavier vuelve, un capítulo de transición para prepararnos para el gran final.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
It's the week of returns in X-Men '97 as we get Storm back to her former goddess glory, and we get surprised by a living Professor X! Once again the episode is split into two parts, focusing on Storm and Forge working through her demons to get her powers back, and Charles Xavier just about marrying Lilandra and joining her empire, only to get a warning that something has happened back on Earth and his X-Men need him, so he decides to give up his new life to possibly return to them. Contact Information If you want to join in the discussion, you can submit feedback via email to TomorrowsLegendsPodcast@gmail.com. Please submit all feedback by 7:00 pm eastern on Fridays. You can also join the Facebook group at facebook.com/groups/tomorrowslegends. Answer all the questions and agree to the group rules to be accepted. You can follow us on Twitter @tomorowslegends.
X-Men TAS Podcast super fan (and friend) Brian Fusco fills in for Sonia this week as we dive into all things Shi'ar, Lilandra and Storm on the latest and greatest episode of X-Men 97! Join us as discuss...The Milky Way Ghetto!The greatest scene ever in the history of the character known as Storm!Professor X has no problem getting his mind wiped for the sake of true love...that is, unless he gets word that one of his close work associates has passed!Pondering the future of the where this is all headed and whether or not Mr. Sinister is a good character!The X-Men TAS Podcast just opened a SECRET reddit group, join by clicking here! We are also on Twitch sometimes… click here to go to our page and follow and subscribe so you can join in on all the mysterious fun to be had! Also, make sure to subscribe to our podcast via Buzzsprout or iTunes and tell all your friends about it! Follow Willie Simpson on Twitter and Threads and please join our Facebook Group! Last but not least, if you want to support the show, you can Buy Us a Coffee as well!
The Geek Buddies with John Rocha, Michael Vogel and Shannon McClung
On this episode of GEEK BYTES brought to you by The Geek Buddies, John Rocha and Shannon McClung Spoiler Review Episode 4 of X-MEN'97 "Motendo/Lifedeath Pt 1"! Storm is forced to face her worst fears in order to free herself. Charles Xavier explores his romance with Lilandra the Empress of Shi'ara and just as he's ready to commit, a psychic blast connected to Genosha breaks thru. Remember to Like and Share this episode on your social media and to Subscribe to The Outlaw Nation YouTube channel below. #marvel #xmen #xmen97 ____________________________________________________________________________________ Chapters: 0:00 Intro and Overall Thoughts on X-Men '97 Episode 6 12:08 Storm and Forge's Storyline 23:25 Xavier, Lilandra, Deathbird and the Shi'ara Empire 35:52 Will Magneto Return This Season? FOLLOW THE GEEK BUDDIES: Twitter: https://twitter.com/Geek_Buddies Follow John Rocha: https://twitter.com/TheRochaSays Follow Michael Vogel: https://twitter.com/mktoon Follow Shannon McClung: https://twitter.com/Shannon_McClung Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
X-Men '97 Reaction LIFEDEATH PART 2!! Visit https://www.asteproallergy.com/ to Save on Allergy Relief! X-Men 97 Full Episode Reaction Watch Along:https://www.patreon.com/thereelrejects Charles Xavier (Professor X) Returns & Storm regains her powers with original suit in X-Men 97 Reaction, Recap, Commentary, Spoiler Review, Easter Eggs, Theories, & Ending Explained. After the Magneto & Gambit death scene at Genosha, Professor X is forced to choose between the Shiar (from Dark Phoenix Saga) and Lilandra, featuring Mutant Cameos, Kree, Deathbird, Ronan The Accuser, & MORE. Meanwhile Forge & Storm carry forth against the owl demon. The cast features Magneto, Wolverine, Cyclops, Jean Grey, Storm, Beast, Gambit, Rogue, Mr Sinister, Jubilee, Bishop, Morph, & Firestorm as they battle the Sentinels, harken back to the comics, cameo from Professor X (Professor Charles Xavier), taking place a mere months after Graduation Day (The Final Episode), Nathan Summers (Cable) birth, with stellar action scenes & MORE. Here's the reaction from Coy Jandreau & Greg Alba! Hopefully with Marvel Phase 5 introducing Deadpool & Wolverine (Deadpool 3 feat Hugh Jackman) & Fantastic Four, I hope Kevin Feige takes note of what makes this series so beautiful! #Xmen #Marvel #MCU #firsttimewatching #MovieReaction #Deadpool #Wolverine #Cyclops #Jubilee #Rogue #Gambit #Beast #Storm #Magneto #ProfessorX #Xmen97 #xmentheanimatedseries Follow Coy Jandreau: Tik Tok: https://www.tiktok.com/@coyjandreau?l... Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/coyjandreau/?hl=en Twitter: https://twitter.com/CoyJandreau Support The Channel By Getting Some REEL REJECTS Aparrel! https://www.rejectnationshop.com/ Music Used In Manscaped Ad: Hat the Jazz by Twin Musicom is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ POWERED BY @GFUEL Visit https://gfuel.ly/3wD5Ygo and use code REJECTNATION for 20% off select tubs!! Head Editor: https://www.instagram.com/praperhq/?hl=en Co-Editor: Greg Alba Music In Video: Airport Lounge - Disco Ultralounge by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Ask Us A QUESTION On CAMEO: https://www.cameo.com/thereelrejects Follow TheReelRejects On FACEBOOK, TWITTER, & INSTAGRAM: FB: https://www.facebook.com/TheReelRejects/ INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/reelrejects/ TWITTER: https://twitter.com/thereelrejects Follow GREG On INSTAGRAM & TWITTER: INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/thegregalba/ TWITTER: https://twitter.com/thegregalba Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The conclusion of (probably) the greatest X-Men story of all time, THE DARK PHOENIX SAGA! In which: Our heroes face off with the Imperial Guard in the Blue Area of the moon! Jean leaves it all on the dance floor! And the Shi'ar cruiser "blasts 'er good"! All this and learn about the cohosts' collective tummy troubles and why Lilandra is the Boss Babe we all need right now. It's Season 3, Episode 17, The Fate of the Phoenix! With cohosts Natalie Lopez, Sarah Mucek, and Matt Schrader.
Things get cosmic as we discuss GLADIATOR! Doc has no shortage of confidence when it comes to dealing with this Strontian - are you not entertained? Intro Extra Life reminder Background (3:50) Gladiator of the Imperial Guard created by Chris Claremont and Dave Cockrum in The X-Men #107 (Oct 1977) Introduced as a member of the Imperial Guard of the Shi'ar Empire, serving under Emperor D'Ken, brother of the exiled Lilandra Kallark is a Strontian, and the race is incredibly strong, but only when devoted to a principle - Kallark and other Strontians were vying for a spot in the guard, when they were ordered to return to Strontia and kill their elders - only Kallark obeyed without question, learning that it was a test of loyalty set up by the elders to protect the homeworld He encountered several heroes along his journey, as he continued to serve whoever was in charge of the Shi'ar Empire - D'Ken, Lilandra, Deathbird, and Vulcan Kallark defends the Empire against Vulcan and his assault, but when Vulcan leads a coup and takes over, Kallark is honor-bound to serve, although he has fleeting thoughts of doubt On Vulcan's orders, Kallark and the guard attack the wedding of Crystal and Ronan, intended to unite the Kree and Inhumans, though he sides with Lilandra to prevent her execution, he is unable to prevent a later assassination He accepts the position of Emperor of the Shi'ar to prevent further bloodshed and war, but appoints two advisors to help him handle most of the logistics of running the empire Joins the Annihilators to give himself an outlet for fighting, but refuses a leadership role Joins the Galactic Council, where he decides that Earth must be destroyed to save the universe from incursions, but when it was restored, no memory remained of the destruction Put a time-displaced Jean Grey on trial for her “future” crimes as Phoenix After Xandra is discovered, Kallark hands over the throne of the Shi'ar empire to her and returns to his role as head of the Guard Issues - More than you think you know (11:10) The waxing and waning of his self-esteem and focus. It's a function of the Strontian species that their physical abilities are all directly tied to their confidence level and their belief in themselves and their purpose. When Gladiator believes he can do so, he is powerful enough to knock planets out of their orbit, burn Galactus with his heat vision, and is said to have once ripped a black hole in half. Which I really hope was just an idle boast, because there's just...so many things wrong with that sentence. When he doubts himself, he becomes weak enough to get smacked around by Cannonball. A slavish devotion to his sense of duty. Gladiator takes his oath of loyalty to the Shi'ar throne and his position as Praetor of the Imperial Guard VERY seriously. He begins his career of imperial service when the Emperor orders him and the rest of the cadets being evaluated with him to kill the Council of Elders of his home planet as a test of loyalty. Most of the rest of the cadets refuse the order and rebel. Gladiator obeys it without question. He's had to serve a string of emperors and empresses who were objectively very bad people, from T'Korr to D'Ken to Deathbird to Vulcan. He hates the things he's ordered to do most of the time, but is a loyal servant of the throne through and through, purposefully keeping his focus single-mindedly on his duty in order to keep his powers at their maximum level and best perform his duties. The only time he ever wavers is when he's ordered to execute Lilandra, which is a pretty high bar, all things considered. (18:38) Lack of faith in his ability to lead anything that's not the Guard. When Vulcan and Deathbird are dispatched after War of Kings, Gladiator really doesn't want to take charge of what's left of the empire, and would rather anyone else be leader besides him. When he's with the Annihilators, he has no interest in any kind of a leadership role despite arguably being the team's most powerful member. When Professor X and Lilandra both die and someone has the bright idea to hatch a child from an egg made out of their combined genetic material, Gladiator's first response is, oh, thank God you're here! YOU'RE the empress now! This is probably tied into the confidence-based nature of his powers, but even with all of his experience serving at the highest echelons of an interstellar empire that boasts over one million member states, he really seems allergic to the idea of being in charge of anything that's not in his comfort zone of the Praetorian Guard. (25:46) Break (34:32) Plugs for ODPH, Freudian Sips, and Cullen Bunn Treatment (36:07) In-universe - Get him out of his element Out of universe - Compare to high-level athlete with the yips (39:14) Skit (48:31) Hello Kallark, I'm Dr. Issues. -Thank you for taking the time to see me, doctor. So, what can I do for you? -Forgive me my manners, but, we should at least shake hands before discussing more…personal items. Ok, sure -*yell*Ow! You have quite the grip for a human. Said…no one ever. Are you ok? I wasn't even trying to -*abruptly* I'm fine. Everythings fine. Not everything, but my hand is fine. *whispering to himself* Have I truly fallen so far? What was that? -Nothing. I…I need to see you because I have some questions that only a man of mental science can answer. Mental sci…that's unique. Anyhoo, go ahead. -Even though I am eons old, I pride myself on my…stamina. *hushed tone* do you understand what I'm saying? This is embarrassing. Well, you might need a different specialist, then. Do you have a primary care provider? -The Shi'ar Empire has spared no expense to test me from crown to sole, and yet, they find nothing…but…I haven't given them all of my…details. Go on…*sigh* look, I'm a professional. This is all confidential. If this goes where I think it's going, I may have ways to assist you. Continue -*deep breath* I am a proud member of the Imperial Guard. The proudest…member…if you will. I train my body constantly to serve in as many capacities as I can. And yet, I must admit…I may have cheated…oh the shame! I'm not casting judgment. You cheated with whom? -No, no, I do not blame anyone besides myself, by my own hand. Well, your hands may desensitize you if you aren't using variation in technique. -You do sound like you know about this topic quite well, and without hesitation. Alright then! I'll admit, I've resorted to using some natural remedies. Supplements if you will. Oh really? Well, on Earth many of those products do more harm than good. -I have learned the…umm..hard way…that this is true throughout the galaxy. Sure, for a brief time I felt like I could tackle a whole army and have my way with them in any test of…accomplishment. But that feeling faded. Now I feel…weaker than any Strontian has any right to feel. I may look the same, but I can tell I lack…girth. Is this making sense? Yes, and I definitely can help you. There is plenty of literature on my planet that shows some men have this type of adverse reaction to treatments for anxiety or depression. -Really? So they can't get up what they used to? I could lift planets out of their natural orbit, you know. Um…not the visual I would have wanted, but my point is, it's treatable. I don't know what the alien equivalent is, but here, it's called sildenafil. There are some options, and I want to go over the risks and benefits of - *interrupting* I have no fear of risks! Just tell me the benefits, please. Well, as you may have guessed, you'll be able to function in that area again. It increases blood flow, but the typical formulation is only used as needed to avoid staying that way permanently. -What? As needed? But I am always needed. The guard never ceases their duties. How am I supposed to maintain a steady workload if I rely on this temporary aide? Well first you need to try a low-*interrupting* And what time of day do I take this…sildenafil? On the days you use it…and ONLY on that day, you can take it up to 4 hours before any stimulation, but it's best 30 minutes before -And what about my diet? Don't eat, you need an empty stomach, but you can drink water, it's good to stay hydrated, anyway. -And what if I need to increase my…output. How many of these can I take? Just one a day, but -And will this also affect my breathing if I am too vigorous? Actually, for pulmonary hyperten -And what about if I am injured? If this affects my blood, will I suffer mortal wounds easier? I wouldn't recommend -Plus I don't…recover…as well as I used to. If I take anything else, will it affect those things as well? I thought you didn't care about side -How long do I take this, if I feel like my…body…is catching up to my…head? Sometimes I get a throbbing STOP! ***breathing heavily*** Look, stop with the innuendo, alright? You're talking about a sensitive topic, but you got through it. It's not easy to penetrate your defenses, but I've kept a stiff upper lip for too long. You're not going deep enough to get to the psychological basis of all of this. I can't last much longer. We need to start talking in plain language, or this whole encounter ends in a meaningless discharge. Do I make myself clear? -*shouts* SIR YES SIR! Good. Now, as I was trying to say before you unloaded all of your emotional content, erectile dysfunction is -*shocked* EXCUSE ME?!!! *pause* Come again? -WHAT are you on about? I've been pouring my soul out about my decline as a defender of the empire, and you want to talk about…sexual matters? What is wrong with you? I…I thought -You are a disgrace to your profession! And to think, I let myself believe that I needed your kind of help. I have tested the limits of EXISTENCE, and you have some sort of perverse motive to corrupt everything I stand for. How dare you! But the…and your cadence…your tone…the embarrass…*sigh* You know what? I'm willing to cut my losses. I apologize for the misunderstanding. I can refer you to another clinician, and we'll wipe the slate clean. Shake on it? -*pause* You drive a hard bargain. *crunching sound* OOOWWWW Where did that come from? -My grip…that's the grip I know that could choke out the Sun…YOU DID IT! I don't know how, but I'm back to…to ME? I can trust my…head…as well as my body…with my hands…I'm so excited I could just explode! Thank you! The Empire thanks you. THE UNIVERSE WILL SHOWER YOU WITH JOY *swooshing sound to indicate flying away* YESSSSSSS! *sigh* I need a vacation. Ending (55:09) Recommended reading: War of Kings Next episodes: Raven, Aquaman Plugs for social Transcript References: Moira episode - Anthony (6:05) Crystal episode - Anthony (7:08) Transformers Movie - Anthony (8:05) Rogue & Gambit episodes - Anthony (10:10) Dan and Dave 30 for 30 Podcast - Doc (44:45) Apple Podcasts: here Google Play: here Stitcher: here TuneIn: here iHeartRadio: here Twitter Facebook TikTok Patreon TeePublic Discord
Welcome to X-Rated: After Dark! It's a late night edition of our show but we are like moths to the Phoenix flame! D'Ken has gained the power of the Negative Galaxy inside the M'Kraan crystal and has begun his Cosmic rampage! … Xavier and Lilandra's first date could have gone better. Join us for the exciting conclusion of the Phoenix Saga!#xmen #xmen97 #xmenanimatedseries #xmenTAS #xmentheanimatedseries #phoenixsaga #starjammers #shiarSupport the show
Aron Ra & Lilandra try to catch them all then Patrons learn about the time he fought the ocean! It's a bucket of chuckles!
SEASON 3 begins here! We open with some weird alien stuff in the sewers that Beast finds 'fascinating'. #Wolverine catches up with ex Lady Deathstrike and gives a series of phenomenal one-liners. Then we enter the 5 episode #PhoenixSaga that involves Jean's transformation, the Prof getting very weird, another trip to Muir Island meeting the wailing #Banshee and #Lilandra and the Shi'ar. A trip to space, some weird M'Kraan crystal stuff and the "death" of Jean Grey. Unbelievably, one of us doesn't enjoy it... Out of the Past 1-2 Phoenix Sage 1-5 Next episode be sure to follow our guide, Disney+ isn't helping continuity with it's order... No Mutant Is An Island Obsession Longshot Cold Comfort Savage Land, Savage Heart 1-2
Legends of S.H.I.E.L.D.: An Unofficial Marvel Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D. Fan Podcast
The Legends Of S.H.I.E.L.D. Agent Lauren, Agent Michelle, Agent Chris, and Producer of the show Director SP discuss the 1992 Marvel Entertainment Group X-Men The Animated Series season three episodes three through seven “The Phoenix Saga” and the weekly news related to Marvel Studios productions. The Team debriefs you on National Chocolate Covered Raisin Day, a profile on X-Men The Animated Series Production studio CEO Haim Saban, a Legends Of S.H.I.E.L.D. Previously On in honor of X-Men The Animated Series, episode synopses, our disappointment Jubilee couldn't go to Space Camp, if the Phoenix Saga represented space accurately, the tears of Scott Summers Scott's father Corsair, Xavier's alien soulmate Lilandra, Xavier's motivations, Scott and Jean's new symbiotic relationship, the Mutant fight breakdowns in the saga, and finally all the superhero cameos in the saga. Stay tuned after the credits for a few minutes of Legends Of S.H.I.E.L.D. bonus audio. THIS TIME ON LEGENDS OF S.H.I.E.L.D.: Marvel Entertainment's X-Men The Animated Series As Shown On Disney+ Discuss the 1992 X-Men Animated Series The Phoenix Saga season 3 episodes 3-7 A Profile of the X-Men The Animated Series Production Studio Founder Haim Saban Weekly Marvel Studio News Marvel Studios Developing New Cosmic Project Miss Minute's unused WGA Acceptance Speech If Marvel Altered Defenders Shows on Disney+ X-MEN THE ANIMATED SERIES S3E3 – S3E7 THE PHOENIX SAGA [5:28] X-Men The Animated Series Production Company CEO Haim Saban Profile IMDB Credits: 118 Composer Credits 71 Producer Credits https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0536805/?ref_=fn_al_nm_1 Most well known for the Power Rangers series but had his hand in numerous film, animated series and sitcoms. Background Disappointed in the lack of information available on Haim in the form of researched books or articles for the 232nd richest man in america However, this is what I was able to find: Born on October 15th, 1944 in Alexandria, Egypt Immigrated with his family to Israel in 1956 Was a bass player and band manager starting in 1966 at the age of 18 His band was mildly successful but in 1969 focused on music promotion instead Haim moved to France in 1970 and used the pseudonym Kussa Mahchi for credits in Saban Entertainment productions When he moved to the United States in 1983 he began work in the soundtracks for children's television programs and discovered the gold mine that was there 1988 he founded Saban Entertainment which became best known for Power Rangers but was a juggernaut in children's programs including X-Men the animated Series In 1996 Haim merged Saban Entertainment and Fox Kids into Fox Kids Worldwide and made his fortune there In 1998 he was accused of not actually composing his total 3,700 credits and settled out of court with 10 composers Haim has gone on to control international television and music distribution and has become a huge political supporter as a one issue interested part (pro-Isreal) Sources https://www.forbes.com/profile/haim-saban/?sh=404ec6958b00 https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2010/05/10/the-influencer https://people.com/politics/huma-abedin-david-foster-haim-saban-hollywood-walk-of-fame-star-ceremony/ https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2007/06/haim-saban/40714/ https://www.nytimes.com/2004/09/05/business/yourmoney/schlepping-to-moguldom.html https://web.archive.org/web/20160731222110/http://projects.nytimes.com/clinton-donors/search?name=haim+saban X-MEN ANIMATED SERIES 25th ANNIVERSARY PANEL https://youtu.be/mu8_WOEnV8g?t=390 Previously on X-Men: The Making of an Animated Series By Eric Lewald https://smile.amazon.com/Previously-X-Men-Animated-Eric-Lewald-ebook/dp/B077XLWMK6/ PREVIOUSLY ON LEGENDS OF S.H.I.E.L.D…. [12:36] X-Men The Animated Series Season Three Episodes 3-7 Premiered on “Fox Kids” (Episode Order As Shown On Disney+, Premiere Dates As Shown On Fox)- move to after school programming S3E3 “Phoenix Saga, Part 1: Sacrifice” Monday September 5th, 1994 S3E4 “Phoenix Saga, Part 2: Dark Shroud” Tuesday September 6th, 1994 S3E5 “Phoenix Saga, Part 3: Cry of the Banshee” Wednesday September 7th, 1994 S3E6 “Phoenix Saga, Part 4: Starjammers” Thursday September 8th, 1994 S3E7 “Phoenix Saga, Part 5: Child of Light” Friday September 9th, 1994 Produced By: Will Meugniot Larry Houston X-Men The Animated Series Main Cast Cedric Smith ... Professor X / Charles Xavier 117 Credits, best known for X-Men Norm Spencer ... Cyclops / Scott Summers 31 Credits, best known for X-Men Catherine Disher ... Jean Grey / Phoenix 122 Credits, best known for X-Men Alison Sealy-Smith ... Storm / Ororo Munroe 72 Credits, best known for X-Men Iona Morris ... Storm / Ororo Munroe 101 Credits Star Trek TOS (Little Girl) Claudian Grant on Robotech 2xStar Trek: Voyager Lenore Zann ... Rogue 110 Credits, best known for X-Men Cal Dodd ... Wolverine / Logan 34 Credits, best known for X-Men Alyson Court ... Jubilee / Jubilation Lee 100 Credits, best known for X-Men George Buza ... Beast / Dr. Henry 'Hank' McCoy 163 Credits, best known for X-Men Chris Potter ... Gambit / Remy LeBeau 58 Credits The Pacifier Heartland Don Francks ... Sabretooth / Graydon Creed Sr. 191 Credits Johnny Mnemonic Heavy Metal Brett Halsey ... Bolivar Trask 154 Credits Barry Flatman ... Henry Peter Gyrich (works with Trask) David Hemblen ... Magneto / Erik Magnus Lehnsherr Lawrence Bayne ... Cable / Nathan Dayspring-Summers 127 Credits Randall Carpenter (She) ... Mystique / Raven Darkholme (voice) 13 Credits Lally Cadeau ... Dr. Moira MacTaggert Stephen Ouimette ... Angel / Warren Worthington III John Colicos ... Apocalypse / En Sabah Nur Rick Bennett ... Colossus / Piotr Rasputin / Juggernaut / Cain Marko (voice) Philip Akin ... Bishop (voice) (as Phil Aiken) Marc Strange ... Forge (voice) Chris Britton ... Mr. Sinister / Nathaniel Essex Ron Rubin ... Morph Maurice Dean Wint ... Shadow King Robert Cait ... Colossus / Piotr Rasputin Tara Strong ... Illyana Rasputin Robert Calt ... Blob / Frederick Dukes Rod Coneybeare ... Avalanche Jennifer Dale ... Mystique / Raven Darkholme Graham Haley ... Pyro / St. John Allerdyce Roscoe Handford ... Ms. Marvel / Carol Danvers Robert Bockstael ... Sauron / Dr. Karl Lykos Peter Wildman ... Mojo Rod Wilson ... Longshot John Blackwood ... Hairbag Dan Hennessey ... Ruckus Peter McCowatt ... Amphibius Megan Smith-Harris ... Vertigo / Shanna the She-Devil Rod Wilson ... Gorgeous George X-Men: 17 Characters You Didn't Know Were Possessed By The Phoenix Force https://screenrant.com/phoenix-forced-possessed-marvel-xmen-characters/ Jean Grey Rachel Grey Amber Hunt Quentin Quire, Aka Kid Omega Giraud Of Haven Stepford Cuckoos Cyclops The Phoenix Five Hope Summers Madelyn Pryor Iron Fist Emma Frost Professor X Spider-Phoenix?! Wolverine Nightcrawler Storm MARVEL STUDIOS WEEKLY NEWS [46:09] MARVEL CINEMATIC UNIVERSE – OTHER STUDIOS Marvel's Second MCU Film, The Incredible Hulk, Is Finally Streaming - But Not On Disney+ https://www.cbr.com/mcu-incredible-hulk-streaming-hbo-max/ Over a decade after its original release, The Incredible Hulk, the second film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, has at last been made available to stream -- only not on the platform many fans might have expected. While nearly every other MCU movie has found a streaming home on Disney+, HBO Max recently announced that The Incredible Hulk starring Ed Norton, Liv Tyler and Tim Roth will start streaming on its service beginning April 8. The Incredible Hulk now joins Spider-Man: Homecoming, Far From Home and No Way Home as the only MCU films not currently available on Disney+. DISNEY+ Michael Waldron @michaelwaldron Congrats to Succession and Hacks on their WGA awards! Here's the speech we submitted in case we won. #Loki https://twitter.com/michaelwaldron/status/1505703565104500756 Marvel Scrubbed Netflix Credits From Defenders Shows on Disney+… And Fans Noticed https://www.cbr.com/netflix-disney-plus-defenders-credits-marvel/ A Disney+ viewer notices that the streaming platform has edited out the Netflix logo from the opening credits of Marvel series like Jessica Jones. Earlier in March, all of Netflix's Marvel shows were removed from the streaming platform, eventually landing on Disney+ on March 16. While watching the Jessica Jones Season 1 episode "A.K.Arrrr. Crush Syndrome" on Disney+, one fan caught that the Netflix name had not been entirely removed from the opening credit sequence, posting it on Reddit. For other episodes of the series and shows like Daredevil and Luke Cage though, these credits have been removed entirely without a trace. Marvel Studios Developing New Cosmic Project https://www.cbr.com/marvel-studios-developing-new-cosmic-project/ According to the latest issue of Production Weekly, a trustworthy industry publication that tracks and chronicles films and series in various stages of development, Marvel Studios is beginning work on a new cosmic project. The entry is simply listed as, "Untitled Marvel Space Project" and sports the status of "Development." As can be expected, Marvel Studios President Kevin Fiege is currently listed as the only producer attached to the project. Beyond its existence, nothing else is known about what this mysterious chapter in the MCU will entail. MARVEL TELEVISION Avengers: Endgame Almost Featured an Agents of SHIELD Character (Photo) https://thedirect.com/article/avengers-endgame-agents-of-shield-character-photo Avengers Endgame Almost Included Marvel TV Marvel Studios made its first major reference to the television side in Avengers: Endgame. Agent Carter's Edwin Jarvis made a brief cameo as Howard Stark's butler during the 1970s Tesseract segment of the Time Heist, tying those two projects together. But it seems the same sequence came close to bringing Agents of SHIELD into the picture through Season 2 antagonist Daniel Whitehall. The Hydra boss spent the early days of his career recovering powerful artifacts under the Red Skull before joining him to work on the Tesseract, explaining his link to the Time Heist plans. Despite being born in 1904, Whitehall retained his middle-aged appearance in the modern-day after using harvesting the DNA and organs of an Inhuman to de-age himself. After causing half a season of trouble for the Agents of SHIELD team, Whitehall was finally shot and killed by Phil Coulson in 2014, meaning he was still alive during the Avengers' first attempt to recover the Tesseract for 2012. Reed Diamond must have been shocked to receive a call from Marvel to check his availability, given his Hydra villain had been killed off years earlier. Since Whitehall was alive throughout the entire Time Heist, it's anyone's guess where he may have appeared. The Hydra Boss was captured by the SSR in 1945 and held until 1989, meaning he may have been considered for the 1970s SHIELD base scene with the young Peggy Carter, Hank Pym, and Howard Stark. The scrapped Agents of SHIELD crossover would have left Runaways, Cloak and Dagger, and all five heroes of "The Defenders Saga" as the only major omissions from Avengers: Endgame. Since the blockbuster event was already so packed with heroes, perhaps it was for the best that Marvel didn't try to integrate its many TV fan-favorites into the mix. Despite Agents of SHIELD's many references to the MCU, Marvel Studios has yet to reference any characters or events from the seven-season epic, leading some to justifiably call its canon status into question. But with the series having just recently made the jump to Disney+, speculation is rife that the SHIELD team could be in for a comeback in the near future. 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The Superhero Show Show #416Peacemaker's Barn BurnerIt's the Peacemaker finale, and the Dark Phoenix finale, on a very special Superhero Show Show!On an all-new episode of The Superhero Show Show, Ryan and Katelynn are excited to welcome James from the Timeline Scavengers to be on the show! James' first task is to help the Taste Buds break down the finale for HBO Max's Peacemaker! They all have pretty different opinions about this one...but which opinion is correct?As if that wasn't enough, the gang also heads to X-TAZmania to discuss the fourth and final part of the Dark Phoenix Saga! Is a main character going to die on a children's show? Or are they going to wuss out and keep everyone alive?All of that, plus reviews and discussions about this week's Snowpiercer and Resident Alien, and a couple more episodes of Raising Dion! EPISODES DISCUSSED:PEACEMAKER #108Watch Peacemaker on HBO MaxAlthough Peacemaker and Adebayo are at odds, the team must kill the cow before the aliens can finish its teleportation.RAISING DION #204Watch Raising Dion on NetflixBIONA tries to bring a mysterious sinkhole under control. Nicole's infection worsens. Dion's playdate with Brayden takes an unexpected turn.RAISING DION #205Watch Raising Dion on NetflixBrayden pays Pat a surprise visit. Kat and Tevin take Dion to the country. Worried the infection may spread, Nicole self-isolates.RESIDENT ALIEN #204Watch Resident Alien on SyfyIs Harry building another bomb? Asta is going to find out as they go camping on the reservation.SNOWPIERCER #304Watch Snowpiercer on TNTAlex finally deals with her parental figures as a track obstruction uncovers a painful past.X-MEN: THE ANIMATED SERIES #314Watch X-Men: The Animated Series on Disney PlusXavier reads Lilandra's mind and challenges her guard to the Duel of Honor that Lilandra cannot refuse for Jean Grey's life. Also, don't forget to:Visit Us!Shop With Us On Amazon!Like Us!Follow Us!Write To Us! — contact@yourpopfilter.comListen to more of Cassie on Unnatural 20'sListen to more of Ryan on Movie of the YearListen to more of Mike on The OCDSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/yourpopfilter)
On the November 12, 2021 episode of /Film Daily, /Film editorial director Peter Sciretta is joined by senior writer Brad Oman and senior writer Ben Pearson to talk about all the news coming out of Disney+ Day. [embed=] Opening Banter: In The News: All The Disney+ Day 2021 Trailers, First Looks, And News From Disney's Hype Extravaganza Fox:Brad: New Predator Movie: Dan Trachtenberg's Prequel Gets A Clever TitlePrey First Look: Dan Trachtenberg Makes A Predator Prequel "Predator" sequel is officially titled "Prey," and is set for release in summer 2022 Talk about the photo Rundown what we knew of the project The movie is set to release on Hulu in the United States and on Star internationally in summer 2022. It's currently unclear whether it will also get a theatrical release. Disney Animation:Ben: Tiana First Look: The Former Frog Princess Leaps To A New AdventurePrincess and the Frog is getting a follow-up. Described as a "new long-form musical series," Disney announced that it will be written and directed by Stella Meghie, who is known for directing "Jean of the Joneses," "The Weekend," "The Photograph," and episodes of "Grown-ish" and "Insecure." The series is described as one that "...follows newly crowned Princess of Maldonia on a new adventure, but her New Orleans past isn't far behind." Anika Noni Rose is expected to reprise her role as Tiana "Tiana" comes to Disney+ in 2023. Brad: Chip 'N Dale Movie Teased By Andy Samberg And John Mulaney: A Comeback, Not A RebootWe knew it would star John Mulaney and "Brooklyn Nine-Nine" lead Andy Samberg. slated for spring 2022 on Disney+. Revealed it's not a reboot, they're calling it a comeback, and one that's been 30 years in the making. But what exactly does that mean? Pixar:Brad: Cars On The Road Brings Back Lightning McQueen And Mater For A Disney+ SeriesShort form anthology series Lightning McQueen and Mater (voiced by Owen Wilson and Larry the Cable Guy) will go on a variety of adventures with some wild Concept art Coming 2022 Ben: 'Win or Lose' Concept Art Previews Pixar's First Original Long-Form Series for Disney+First original long form series from Pixar Concept art released Win or Lose is set to follow a middle school softball team and their coach (all pictured in the concept art) in the lead up to their first big championship game. Each episode will be told from the perspective of a different character Coming 2023 Mention: Pixar's Turning Red and Lightyear will both receive docuseries. Star WarsBrad: Obi-Wan Kenobi First Look: The Legendary Jedi Returns In His Own SeriesBrad: Everything The Obi-Wan Kenobi Concept Art Tells Us About The TV Series The Obi-Wan Kenobi Series Will Feature The Jedi-Hunting Inquisitors — Here's What You Need To Know This is basically the only Star Wars thing on disney plus day…. Surprising? Marvel:Ben: Spider-Man: Freshman Year Will Explore Peter Parker's Early Days In Disney+ Animated SeriesThe show follows Peter Parker "on his way to becoming Spider-Man in the MCU, with a journey unlike [any] we've ever seen and a style that celebrates the character's early comic book roots." The series is set to be written and executive produced by Jeff Trammel, known for his work on other animated series such as "Craig of the Creek" and "The Owl House." Photo No word yet on whether or not Tom Holland will reprise his role Brad: Marvel Zombies Animated Series Coming To Disney+“The animated series from Marvel Studios reimagines the Marvel Universe as a new generation of heroes battle against an ever-spreading zombie scourge.” Release date: coming soon. Ben: X-Men: The Animated Series Is Getting A Disney+ Revival Called X-Men '97show will be a continuation of the 1990s classic series Teaser poster lol the show ended in 1997 with an episode called "Graduation Day," in which Charles Xavier is injured, the X-Men (and Magneto!) gather around him in a hospital bed, and he says his tearful goodbyes to everyone before dying. But suddenly, Lilandra, the Empress of the Shi'Ar Empire, appears in the room and claims she can save Xavier. She resurrects him using Shi'Ar techniques, but tells the group that he can only survive under Shi'Ar care, so she whisks him away while Xavier telepathically tells his pupils and friends that his spirit will live on in them. Will Xavier have a big role in the sequel series? 2023 release Brad: Agatha Harkness Disney+ Show Gets An Official Title And LogoThe show is officially called "Agatha: House of Harkness." We knew: Kathryn Hahn reprises and "WandaVision" showrunner Jac Schaeffer writing and executive producing What will the show be about?We don't know At the end of WandaVision, Wanda had trapped Agatha in her "Agnes" persona, taking away her magical abilities in the process. This suggests the show could be about Agatha getting her powers back. Or it could be a kind of prequel Brad runs down the Marvel first look on Disney Plus:Moon Knight First Look: Oscar Isaac Enters The MCU Secret Invasion First Look: Nick Fury And The Skrulls Play Spy Games She-Hulk First Look: Meet The Mean Green Law Machine Of The MCU Ms. Marvel First Look: A Marvel Fangirl Becomes A Superhero How did Disney Plus Day go?Was it big or a disappointment? The cluster of a big announcement event through twitter Will Smith snafu Getting people to pay for disney plus to see trailers? What was missing? Also mentioned: All the other stuff you need to know: You can find more about all the stories we mentioned on today's show at slashfilm.com, and linked inside the show notes. /Film Daily is published every weekday, bringing you the most exciting news from the world of movies and television as well as deeper dives into the great features from slashfilm.com. 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The Superhero Show Show #401Y the Last Episode?It's the season (series?) finale of Y: The Last Man on an all-new Superhero Show Show!On an all-new, all-different episode of The Superhero Show Show, Cassie and the Boyz are discussing the final episode of Y: The Last Man! The showrunners seem to think that the show might be able to find a home on a streamer other than Hulu, which originally produced the drama, but for right now, this is it! And it so very clearly did not think this was going to be the last episode. A lot of things come to a head when the Amazons finally make it to the prison, and Yorick and Hero see each other again. Loyalties are tested, backs are stabbed, lives are ended, and when the dust has settled, the first chapter of what is very clearly a long story is over.Also on this episode, the Taste Buds head back to X-TAZMANIA with the start of the Dark Pheonix saga, or episode #303 of X-Men: The Animated Series, available on Disney+. Professor X sends the X-Men to space to see what this Lilandra lady is complaining about, and there they meet Mutant Daddy Erik the Red, and get embroiled in one of those gosh darn space wars! Then, something real bad happens to Jean...we'll have to wait until next week to see what that is.And as if that wasn't enough, Mike sits down with Khelan and Adam from the Homo Superior podcast to talk about all things comics, television, and the nightmare of trying to wrangle five guys on the same podcast! Check out the Homo Superior podcast here, and follow them on Twitter @HomoSuperiorX.All of that, plus discussions, reviews, and conversations about every other television show based on a comic book, including LOCKE AND KEY, FEAR THE WALKING DEAD, WALKING DEAD: WORLD BEYOND, STARGIRL, SUPERGIRL, LEGENDS OF TOMORROW, BATWOMAN, and DOOM PATROL. It's almost too much show!EPISODES DISCUSSED:BATWOMAN #304Watch Batwoman on The CW"Antifreeze" - (9:00-10:00 p.m. ET) (TV-PG, LV) (HDTV)THE FREEZE OUT - When Ryan (Javicia Leslie) makes Gotham's "30 Under 30" list, Luke (Camrus Johnson) worries about how Marquis's (Nick Creegan) involvement in Ryan's rising popularity as Wayne Enterprises' acting CEO will land with Jada (Robin Givens). Mary (Nicole Kang) returns from a late night out not feeling quite herself, while Alice's (Rachel Skarsten) hallucinations grow stronger. And when Sophie's (Meagan Tandy) sister, Jordan (guest star Keeya King), goes missing, she and the Bat Team quickly realize that Freeze's missing weapon hasn't been fully contained. Holly Dale directed the episode written by Daniel Thomsen (#304). Original airdate 11/3/2021. Every episode of BATWOMAN will be available to stream on The CW App and CWTV.com the day after broadcast for free and without a subscription, log-in or authentication required.DOOM PATROL #309Watch Doom Patrol on HBO MaxWith Madame Rouge vying for her old spot in the Brotherhood of Evil, the Doom Patrol brace themselves for their impending visit.FEAR THE WALKING DEAD #703Watch Fear the Walking Dead on AMC+June and Dorie's routine in Teddy's fallout shelter is disrupted when they discover the origins of their home and its sinister connectiSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/yourpopfilter)
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On this week's Stack podcast: The Other History of the DC Universe #1 DC Comics Story by John Ridley Layouts by Giuseppe Camuncoli Finishes by Andrea Cucchi Monstress: Talk Stories #1 Image Comics Written by Marjorie Liu Illustrated by Sina Takeda Power Pack #1 Marvel Written by Ryan North Art by Nico Leon The Department of Truth #3 Image Comics Written by James Tynion IV Art by Martin Simmonds Dark Nights: Death Metal The Multiverse Who Laughs #1 DC Comics Written by Scott Snyder, James Tynion IV, Joshua Williamson, Patton Oswalt, Amanda Conner and Jimmy Palmiotti, Saladin Ahmed, and Brandon Thomas Art by Juan Gedeon, Chad Hardin, Scot Eaton, and Thomas Mandrake Nailbiter Returns #7 Image Comics Written By Joshua Williamson Art by Mike Henderson Daredevil #24 Marvel Written by Chip Zdarsky Pencils by Mike Hawthorne Undiscovered Country #10 Image Comics Written by Scott Snyder & Charles Soule Art by Giuseppe Camuncoli & Leonardo Marcello Grassi An Unkindness of Ravens #3 BOOM! Studios Written by Dan Panosian Illustrated by Marianna Ignazzi The Last God #10 DC Comics Created and written by Phillip Kennedy Johnson Art by Riccardo Federici Chu #5 Image Comics Written by John Layman Art by Dan Boultwood X-Men #15 Marvel Written by Jonathan Hickman Art by Mahmud Asrar Excalibur #15 Marvel Written by Tini Howard Art by Mahmud Asrar and Stefano Caselli X of Swords: Destruction #1 Marvel Written by Jonathan Hickman and Tini Howard Art by Pepe Larraz The Scumbag #2 Image Comics Written by Rick Remender Art by Andrew Robinson SUBSCRIBE ON RSS, ITUNES, ANDROID, SPOTIFY, STITCHER OR THE APP OF YOUR CHOICE. FOLLOW US ON TWITTER, AND FACEBOOK. SUPPORT OUR SHOWS ON PATREON. This week's show is sponsored by the Just Been Revoked podcast. Full Episode Transcript: Alex: What is up, everybody? Welcome to The Stack. I'm Alex. Justin: I'm Justin. Pete: I'm Pete. Alex: And at The Staff we talk about a bunch of comics that came out this week, and we're going to kick it off with a big one, The Other History Of The DC Universe #1 from DC Comics. Story by John Ridley, layouts by Giuseppe Cammuncoli, finishes by Andrea Cucchi. You could probably figure it out by the title here as well as the cover, but this is obviously an alternate look at the DC Universe mostly through the eyes of Black Lightning, at least in this first issue. We'll see where it goes in subsequent issues. Alex: As he slowly works through his career, sees himself and other characters of color kind of pushed to the side of the DC Universe in favor of other characters like Superman, Batman, Green Lantern, learn something about himself, learn something about history. And mostly it's told through the images of course, but also told through prowess. Alex: I don't think there's really any dialogue whatsoever in this issue other than the what's told in the narration boxes. I thought this was pretty stunning, and almost across, this is probably too reductive, but across between a new frontier and the truth in a certain way. Justin: Oh yeah. Alex: What did you guys think about this book? Pete: I thought it was really touching, very powerful, moving, which was great. I really love the little Halloween thing, that was beautiful. Yeah, I was really happy to see this comic. I'm glad that this comic was made. It's a long time coming and I hope we get to see more of this. This is just great storytelling. Justin: Yeah. I mean, just the format, the art is so nice. It feels like such a statement. It feels like such a … It sort of has this silver age vibe to it, which I think gives it this historical precedent. It just feels so like something that will be on the shelf and in the conversation for a long time. Justin: And then like the otherness of it, like the way that Black Lightning story keeps getting told with the Justice League and the Glacier Heroes as a counterpoint, I think is really interesting. And like you said, Alex, the fact that he and just all the other black superheroes and black characters in this book get shoved to the side throughout, you really feel it throughout and feel that drive for what makes Black Lightning, Black Lightning. Alex: I cannot even imagine what it is like to read this book as a comic fan of color necessarily, obviously because I am white. But speaking as a white comic book reader, it is very hard to read from the perspective of Black Lightning looking at the other characters. And I don't know if you have this feeling, but I'm reading this and I'm like, “But Superman is not like that. That's not what Superman is like. That's not Batman.” I felt these walls kind of building in me of- Pete: Whoa. Look at you, you felt attacked. Alex: … Well, not attacked. Attacked is absolutely the wrong word, but this feeling of trying to wrap your brain around how somebody else feels about these sort of things is hard to do, and that's I think part of the point of the book. Because by the end you do get Jefferson Pierce starting to understand a little bit more of the wider world, bring down some of those walls himself and accept these things while still understanding that his experience is ultimately going to be intrinsically different from a lot of other characters in this universe. Alex: So it really brings you in, in that way as well. And like you said, Pete, there are multiple times I got choked up, just almost hitched, like is the best word for it, when something just snuck up on you in the book, these moments of strong emotion throughout, which I was very surprised about. And then the other thing you were mentioning about the art, Justin, it feels almost Neal Adams-like to me without being exaggerated, which I thought was kind of neat. Justin: Yeah, totally agree. It's a great book. And there I think there are what, four more issues? And this is coming up bimonthly, I want to say? Pete: We can't wait. Alex: Yeah, I'm very curious. I haven't read ahead about it, but I'm very curious to see whether it follows Black Lightning story throughout, which would make sense. And it's essentially a Black Lightning book, or if it's going to switch perspectives in nature too. Justin: I think it jumps around a little bit and touches on different characters. Another thing about this, the amount of continuity that is touched on here, and really owning it when it's like some of it is ridiculous, but really making it a part of this very real story I think is great. There's this Reagan pin with the Watchmen blood splatter on it, which I thought was very cool. Pete: Yeah. Alex: Great book. Definitely pick this one up. Next up, Monstress: Talk Stories #1 from Image Comics, written by Marjorie Liu, illustrated by Sana Takeda. I'd admit I have not read Monstress in a while, even though I really enjoy this book. The art is consistently gorgeous. Plus it takes place at in a fantasy world with some half personas, I guess I would call them. Pete: Yeah, nice. Alex: Yeah, absolutely. Pete: Great use of that word, that just came up. That was really organic and natural. Alex: Thank you so much, Pete. I really appreciate it. Justin: Tip of the tongue. Alex: In this book, we find a backstory on one of the characters. It's sweet, it's sad, it's harry. The character designs are great. I like this book quite a bit. What did you guys think? Justin: I agree, I like this a lot. There's some fun cooking. The cooking is really used as a great moment in this story. And this reminded me, I mean, it's such a … When I was a kid, first, the sort of furry ears on a human head was in Super Mario Brothers 3. That was the first time I encountered that. And to know that, that's such a thing, I was like, “What an interesting thing.” And to know that such a thing in Manga and everything was a revelation. Alex: And now here we are, three guys sitting in our own Tanooki Suits recording a podcast. Pete: Wow. Justin: 100%. Pete: Yeah. Justin: Metaphor. Pete: Well, they bring up an interesting question. What's your favorite meal you've ever had? I mean, I think that's a great question to kind of put out there. And also I- Justin: Yeah, I guess what garbage plate do you like the most? Pete: … Also the art and the storytelling is really superb. It is very- Justin: Art is great. Pete: … complicated, kind of cool story that we're kind of thrown into here, and it's really cool. Alex: Let's move on and talk about Power Pack #1 from Marvel- Pete: Okay, yeah. Very good. Alex: … written by Ryan North. Pete: You can ignore my question, that's cool. Alex: Oh, you were asking about- Justin: Favorite meal? Alex: … best meal we ever had? Pete: Favorite meal you've ever had. Yeah. Alex: Favorite meal? Did you offer up your favorite meal or did Justin just say garbage plate and you're like, “Yeah, fuck you.”? Pete: No, Justin just made a joke about garbage plates, but nobody's answered it yet. Alex: Oh, okay. Justin: Do you want me to go? Alex: No, I can go. On my honeymoon, we went to- Justin: Woohoo. Alex: … Yeah, on my honeymoon. We went to London and Paris. And particularly in Paris, we were like, “We're not going to look at any guidebooks, we're going to wing it. We're just going to like … We're not going to make any reservations, we're just going to wander around, we're going to find places.” And we consistently made the worst choices in terms of restaurants, just like absolutely … Just the tourist trap and just not good spots, and it was obvious- Pete: The [inaudible 00:07:42] of Paris. Alex: … as soon as we sat there, we were like, “Oh, no, this is bad.” One of the last days- Justin: I heard Paris TGI Friday's is actually one of the best ones. Alex: Yeah, they actually call it TGI Friday's. Justin: Yeah, wow. Alex: I couldn't think of any other French words. Pete: In other words, he wouldn't have done that. Alex: [inaudible 00:08:00] Friday's. Justin: Yeah. Alex: Anyway, so yeah, we were having a great time, but eating not great food, which you would expect in Paris. And one of the last days, one of the things that we really liked to do was just get some lunch and sit down at the Lourve in the park outside, which is this beautiful park and just eat the lunch. And we stumbled across this place called Maison de la Truffe, which is a ridiculously expensive black truffle restaurant. Alex: And everything in there, insanely expensive. We could not afford to sit down and eat, but they had a to go thing outside. And the cheapest thing that they had was a baguette with some truffle butter and sausage on it, and then a tiny little thing of champagne, just like this big. Alex: And there was a sack of things which we called basically fancy combos, because they were essentially just little wafers with cheese inside. And we took those and sat at the Louvre, and had this meal, and it was the best meal I had in Paris hands down. But also one of the best meals I've ever had. Just everything was ridiculously delicious. There you go. Justin: That's a great answer. I'm going to- Pete: And you're still married to this day? Alex: No, we got divorced. That was my first wife. Pete: Aw, my bad. Justin: The French woman he married for lunch. Alex: Hey, people married for all sorts of reasons. Justin: It's true. Alex: Lunch is- Justin: Lunch is a good one. Alex: … Yeah. Justin: Yeah. Your eyes are bigger than your stomach maritally. I'm going to give it up for my mom's taco dip. Very good. But just as- Alex: I'm also going to give it up for your mom's taco dip. Pete: Oh my God, what just happened? Justin: … Wow. Pete: Oh my God. Justin: But I'll go international as well as Alex. I was in Japan. I was traveling by myself, and I was hiking. I got off the Shinkansen bullet train right near Mount Fuji and just wandered around. It was January, it was very cold. I was not dressed appropriately. There was a guy who was selling some sort of soup at a stand, just like on this side road. Got that soup, ate it sitting on a rock, great meal. Alex: Nice. Pete: Wow. Nice. Alex: Pete. Pete: I'll share too a travel one, the regulation one. Justin: Regulation. Pete: There is this seafood place outside of Pawleys Island in South Carolina, and it's called Frank's. I don't think it's there any longer. And they named it Frank's because three chefs went in to create this restaurant, and one of the chefs name was Frank. And when it was time to sign the deal, this guy Frank completely disappeared and left them, but they started the restaurant anyway. Pete: And they had this amazing blackened mahi mahi. And in the kind of bar area, where we were hanging out as a family, I played my dad for my dinner in this little ring game, it's like a giant ring attached to a fish line. And I won the game and I got to order anything I wanted off the menu. So it was pretty cool, and it was really delicious. I don't know if it was extra good because I won, but it was really quite good. Justin: Yeah, I think the meal you had that day was victory. Pete: Yes. But in Costa Rica, I had gone through a lot of crazy events where I was dating this person, or I wasn't dating, we were kind of there together on this trip. And then she got robbed, and then I went to go meet up with my other friends and we went on this kind of tour of the sanctuary, and these monkeys robbed this couple that I was with, and I had to … They were going to kind of pay for me for a little bit, because I was low on funds, I'd spent a lot of money early drinking. You know what that's like, Justin? Justin: Yeah. Get the all inclusive. Pete: Yeah. And so I was kind of just I had nothing to do, so I was just kind of walking around Costa Rica, and I stumbled across this place called the Sunset Hotel. And I walked around the corner, and there as the sun is setting is this Italian dude, and I was like … I walked around the corner and this guy goes, “Hey, how you doing?” and he made me a fresh pizza and it was phenomenal. Alex: Man, there were so many different places that story could have gone. I was not predicting the end of it. Justin: Costa Rican pizza. Alex: There was a point where I thought maybe your thing was going to be you ate the monkeys for vengeance. Pete: Oh, wow. Justin: Yeah. Pete: I'm not [crosstalk 00:12:53] Justin: The meal you had that day was vengeance. Pete: Yes. Alex: I think that reviews that comic book. Pete: Yeah. Justin: Definitely. Alex: Next step, Power Pack #1 from Marvel, written by Ryan North, art by Nico Leon. This is how you get to the much bladed outlawed event where all the teen heroes in the Marvel Universe are not allowed to practice superheroism. But it's also bring back together Power Pack for the first time in a while, in their new iterations. Alex: I do think very smartly they age them down quite a bit in this book. They've been aged up to be like, “We're cool teens, and some of us are adults and it's a little unclear.” Bring them back to basics while not ignoring the continuity is very smart. And this Ryan North is very funny, it's fun, it feels like a old Power Pack. It's better and winky throughout. I enjoy this book quite a bit, but I'm also definitely in the tank for it. What was your guys' takes? Pete: My favorite part is, “We interrupt this broadcast of jazz for middle-class dinner parties to bring you breaking news.” That was really funny. Justin: Ryan North is a funny writer, it's great to see him on this book. I put him in the same bucket as Mark Russell. As like anytime you see them on the book, it's consistently funny, which is hard. Alex: Yeah. Yes. Justin: Sorry I interrupted you, Pete. You can finish your view. Alex: No, that was the only positive thing Pete wanted to say. Justin, what did you think about this one? Justin: No, I loved it. It was great, super fun. Power Pack kids are fun, especially with the comedic angle. The art is very good. I'm curious how this outline event is going to play out. It does feel super disjointed. And it's sort of the same thing over and over again where these teen heroes suddenly are arrested, so I feel like this will be a fun version of it. Alex: Yes, I agree. Next step, The Department of Truth #3 from Image Comics, written by James Tynion IV, art by Martin Simmonds. This issue we're continuing to follow our conspiracy fighters, is I guess what we can call them. Basically conspiracy theories aren't real, but if you believe hard enough, they will become real. In this one, they're tackling gun control and crisis actors, and false flags and things like that. And man, it's very well done, very hard to read at points. But just like the main characters find it themselves, there's a lot of conflicting emotions that go on here, I think. Justin: I love this book so much. I agree with you completely, Alex. And this issue especially, there's so much reality in this comic. And the hard part is I don't know how many people who read this know about all these conspiracy theories, and the insanity that is spun around them. This one I happen to know a lot about, because I worked on a show called The Opposition with Jordan Klepper, which was about this … Justin: Jordan was playing this conspiracy-driven host, and so we dealt a lot in this world. And Alex Jones who this book is, this issue is sort of like drawing upon, who's like a very bad grifter person. We had to do so much paying attention to him as he descended into this madness. So this was especially, I was like reliving all of the actual news stories that were happening back like three, four years ago. Pete: Yeah, this is really cool. It's very interesting. Artistically, it's really, really impressive what they're doing here with the different art styles meshing. It is a little tough to kind of understand what is happening a little bit. But I didn't appreciate the kind of like, “Oh, I took improv classes, so I'm good at lying,” I thought that was a little heartbreaking, but- Alex: Just to clarify what's happening is, probably as far as we can tell in real life, this woman's son was killed in a school shooting. Then this organization, Black Hat, which we don't know why, but it's a tease that we're going to find out a lot more next issue, is trying to make conspiracy theories come to life. Alex: They drop off a film that whether it's a fabricated or it's real or whatever it is that seems to convince this woman that not only is her son alive, but she may actually be an actor who was an improv actor, so the entire thing was faked, and it starts to change the reality around her. She doesn't know what's real and she doesn't know what's fake. And what I think it does really nicely emotionally, particularly through the art, as you mentioned, is it plays on this idea of this fractured psyche that I imagine you're going through when you deal with unimaginable tragedy like the death of a child. Pete: Yeah. Justin: Yeah. And the fact that the premise of the book that this group is able to manifest these conspiracy theories when she gets this flash drive with these facts, these alternative facts on them. This book is so smart, it's so current, it's just one of my favorites on the stands right now. Alex: What happens when a robotic overlord in prisons a rant god and a humble narcissist, you get this week sponsor of comic book club, The Just Been Revoked Podcast. Join Chris G., Tom legacy and Mr. Rhace, as they discuss the origins, the ends and everything in between of all things film. Episodes are released weekly on Apple, Spotify, and all other major podcast platforms. Alex: Looking for a film podcast that has fun and doesn't take things too seriously, then check them out at justbeenrevoked.com. Let's move on and talk about Dark Nights: Death Metal: The Multiverse Who Laughs #1 from DC Comics, written by Scott Snyder, James Tynion IV, Joshua Williamson, Patton Oswalt, Amanda Conner and Jimmy Palmiotti, Saladin Ahmed and Brandon Thomas. Art by Juan Gedeon, Chad Hardin, Scott Eaton and Thomas Mandrake. Alex: This is anthology that Robin King is telling, basically saying, “Blah, blah, blah. You've heard all of these dark versions of Batman, Superman and Wonder Woman before. How about a couple of other dark multiverses? What would you think about that?” So we get to see three of them in this book. What did you think about this comic? Pete: Well, it's a collection of stories. Some of them are a little better than others, but it's fun. It's like The Coming King and all that kind of stuff. I thought that it's interesting enough. It's definitely turning it up, like the Dark Metal stuff has been doing, so Death Metal stuff has been doing. I thought this was kind of a cool a book to put out as far as like, “Hey, we're going to kind of let some other writers do some stuff on this,” and yeah. Justin: Yeah, it's a good mix. I really liked the first bit, the Scott Snyder sort of just bucket of random worlds where bad things happen to our favorite heroes. And the Patton Oswalt story I thought was great. Fun sort of Mr. Zsasz, right, is he villain here? And what it's like for him trying to be the cool villain in Arkham, and the consequences of that was. It was cool. Alex: This is definitely in my mind one of the lesser books in this event, everything else feels so necessary and interconnected. I love the idea of having else worlds that follow not the big three, that follow just more side stories, and I'd love to see more of that. But overall, I thought this comic book was fine. I think to your point, I liked the Robin King stuff. I thought Jimmy Palmiotti, Amanda Conner of course put together a fun story. But just so you know- Pete: They usually do. Alex: What? They usually do. Pete: They usually do. Alex: But it does not feel like something you'd necessarily need to read to understand the main act. Justin: It's a little bit of the lighter side. Pete: Yeah, it's just a fun- Alex: Yes, exactly. Pete: … Yeah, it's a fun collection of ideas and stories- Justin: It's like a little Dave Barry novel. Alex: Great. That's what I'd say as well. Nailbiter Returns #7 from Image Comics, written by Joshua Williamson, art by Mike Henderson. Here were literally getting into the beat of the issue as they delve further into Buckaroo, into this game that's being played by the new Buckaroo Butchers. And we get a bunch of psychedelic stuff, a trip to the past, some revelations, some promise of future revelations. I'm really enjoying what they did with this series, and it feels entirely different from what they did with the previous one. Justin: Yeah. Pete: Yeah, I agree. I think it's really creative, the art's fantastic. They do such a good job of pulling you into this world and kind of like with their storytelling, and I just was really impressed with this. It does a good enough job or moving the story enough where you know a little bit about what's happening to kind of follow along and not feel like, “I don't get it.” It walks that kind of crazy line really well. But man, just the art and the characters are just insane in all the right ways. The use of blood rain and then that skull who's just like puking blood on the pyramid is just insane. Justin: Yeah, I love the sort of dream sequence aspect of this book, it feels so deliberate to become right now, sort of seeding out a bunch of wild ideas that then they can call upon going forward. The art's so good. I've been a huge fan of Birthright also by Joshua Williamson, and this feels like if you read that and haven't read Nailbiter, it's definitely worth getting in on Nailbiter. Pete: Ah man, that's what I should've said for that lock and key question. Alex: On the live show? Pete: Birthright would have been great. Yeah. Alex: Messed up, man. Messed up. Next step, this is what I put on the stack to make Pete feel a little bit better. Daredevil #24 from Marvel, written by Chip Zdarsky, pencils by Mike Hawthorne. Pete, you're not in your head. No. Do you not feel better after this comic book? Pete: Well, this is a rough issue, man. I was so excited that we got Daredevil in our stack, but then of course it's a sad issue and I was like, “Oh, well, this is why his album put this in.” Alex: No, 100% not. Pete: Foggy is fighting and- Alex: Foggy is bad at his job. What's different about the usual? It feels like pretty status quo for our man, Mr … Pete: No, this is not status quo. Also there's too many people look like Daredevil. I don't know what the fuck- Alex: It's only one other than his twin. Pete: … is going on. Alex: Sure. Daredevil is on trial for murder, something that he is willingly doing. We also get, which I thought was interesting and I want to get your beat on, a Kingpin shower scene in this issue. How did you feel about that? That's something fans have been asking for, for a long time. Pete: A long time. Justin: You got to truly see the Kingpin here. Pete: Oh boy. I mean, they always do that in the comics with the well-placed steam or fog- Justin: It's a little fancy. Alex: I do that in my shower. Pete: … or whatever. I don't see any of the- Justin: Yeah, in my shower, Foggy Nelson is standing in front of my genitals all the time. Pete: That's smart. Alex: I thought this was really good and I loved where this ended up. Justin? Justin: I agree. Chip Zdarsky is really bringing all of the Daredevil characters that sort of have the most emotional stakes here together. You've got your Typhoid Mary, your Kingpin. We don't see many other of Daredevil's love interests, but only because they're dead. But his current love interest, we see Elektra here, Foggy his, I guess, friend, frenemy in a lot of ways. Pete: Fuck you. That's his friend [inaudible 00:24:52] Alex: I'm excited to see where this goes going forward, because it has the potential to really redefine the Marvel Universe. Justin: How do you feel about Daredevil wearing a suit and his costume? Alex: That's pretty weird, right? Pete: Yeah, that was weird, right? Alex: Just like when Nightwing wears a mask over his mask, and I'm like, “Choose one, buddy. It's fine.” Justin: Unnecessary for both. The suit over the suit feels, in a very serious issue, it feels goofy. Pete: Mm-hmm (affirmative). It does. Alex: Also, how much is he sweating? He's got to stink real bad. Pete: Wow. Justin: Yes. Pete: Yeah. Well, I wonder if it's like a fake turtleneck situation where he doesn't have the full suit underneath. Justin: Keep the suit, just that top part. Alex: I thought that, I thought he was just wearing the mask, but he's wearing the gloves as well. Pete: Oh, wow. Alex: It's the full suit, man. Pete: Yeah. Justin: It's the full suit. Alex: Yeah, double suit. Pete: Double suit is a lot. Justin: Slow down on the suits. Alex: Undiscovered Country- Pete: No double suit. Alex: … #10 from Image Comics, written by Scott Snyder and Charles Soule, art by Giuseppe Camuncoli and Leonardo Marcello Grassi. In this issue, we find out a whole lot more about UNITY, the second zone of America, as well as what happened to the past as things rapidly start to fall apart there. It was a pretty horrific reveal at the end of the issue. It makes a lot of sense. This is great. And I think we've been saying this a lot about this arc, but I finally feel kind of like I understand what's going out of this book and that makes me feel a lot better. Justin: And it's interesting because I don't quite know … The story is just as complex. There's even more happening because our characters have split up a little bit. But what I think makes more sense is this arc is using more of like a metaphor in describing America. So I feel like that gives us a baseline to really understand how the different aspects are coming together. Alex: No, I mean, you're absolutely right. I didn't really think about it until you said it like that, but thinking about it was like, “What does Destiny, the first zone mean to me?” Well, join other men, ride on sharks. Versus here, the idea that everybody is joining together, finding unity through the shared belief in science. Yes, that works a lot better. It's a lot easier to hook into even if it's- Pete: Yeah, but there's also giant whale sharks in here too. Alex: There's still giant whale sharks. Justin: Yeah. That's what I'm saying, there's just as many crazy specifics- Alex: And also- Justin: … but it's all under this one narrative line I feel like, it's a little cleaner. Pete: Yeah, under one nation. I love the man-at-arms shout-out, a little He-Man love in there. That was just great. It was fun to see. Yeah, I do. With each issue, I become a little less confused, which is great. The art and the character designs are just phenomenal, great kind of like last page reveal. This continues to be a very interesting, very well done book. I'm just happy now that we're kind of getting a little bit more of a grasp on what's actually happening. Alex: I don't want to call you out, Pete, but I feel like you've been confused about every issue that we've talked about in The Stack this week. Was there any we talked about that you were not confused about? Pete: Huh. Justin: We should say you got hit on the head with an anvil right before you read The Stack, right? Alex: Right. Pete: Oh, that's true. You think that affects? Justin: You think that affects? Pete: I wasn't affected by Chew. I was confused by Chew. Alex: Oh, okay. All right. Well, we'll get to that one in a moment then, that's good. An Unkindness of Ravens #3 from Boom! Studios, written by Dan Panosian and illustrated by Marianna Ignazzi. This is another one we're getting to kind of the meat of everything that's going on. We have a new kid- Pete: You're really hungry. Alex: What? Pete: You're really hungry. You keep talking about meat. Alex: Sweet, delicious, savory meat. Yeah. No, we're getting to the heart of the issue. How about that? Is that better? Justin: I love eating hearts. Alex: There we go. Where we're finding out more [crosstalk 00:28:44] about this town that our main character has moved to, the warring factions, what's going on behind the scenes. I continue to really like this book. Justin: I agree. I said this on the live show this week, but this feels like such a … If you're a fan of the Sabrina TV series on Netflix, which is not coming back for a little bit and you want something to fill the gap, this book is great. It also feels like a good, if you're a fan of Lock and Key, which we talk about a lot, this feels like a nice spiritual successor to that book. Justin: It's just the characters are really fun, the art is great. There's this sense of dread hovering over everything. And I don't really know … It's hard to predict where their story's going. It's witchy in the right ways and sort of arty in the right ways as well. Pete: Yeah. Art's great. It's really fun. It's kind of nice that we're getting into this world and what's going on. I think in a cool way that doesn't make me frustrated or confused about what's happening. But I think it's very cool with hinting at what happens and then the kind of reveal. The whole part where we're seeing these crows and then one is shot, and then we kind of get to see that. Really impressed with that. I think this is a very cool story. I'm excited to see how this is going to unfold, and whether or not it's going to be like a really great comic that will hold up, stands the test of time. Alex: Well see. Next up, Last God #10 from DC Comics, written and created, written by Phillip Kennedy Johnson, art by Ricardo Federici. This issue, we find out some big revelations about what happened back in the day at the Black Stair. We find out more about what's happening in the present. And it looks like the bad things are coming for our heroes or maybe are already there. What did you think? Pete: Yeah. I mean, this really starts off amazing. We got some great actions, some cool ass dragon shit. Justin: Cool ass dragon shit. Pete: And then there's a lot of talking, and then feelings and then stuff. But it starts off really good. I'm excited to see where this goes. I think this is a very creative cool book. Justin: I like this book a lot. The art is so lush and just beautifully done. It feels like a classic fantasy story. You'd get like one little drawing on the cover or something. This feels like it's that full art and that same style for the whole story, which is great. And what I love about it it was really placed with the tropes of legacy and fantasy books where it's like the great heroes from the past, and now it's this generation's turn to fight. And this says, oh, maybe what if the first generation wasn't great, how does that influence everything? And it's just a smart take and a beautiful book. Alex: I agree. Next step, the books that did not confuse Pete. Chew #5 from Image Comics, written by John Layman and art by Dan Boultwood. This is the end of the first arc here as the two Chews are facing down, all of Saffron's crimes have been revealed. And things do not go necessarily how you might expect. Yes, Pete. Pete: What's great is they picked up right where they left off last issue. This is not the worst than when you kind of build up to the standoff and then you cut away from it to have backstory or some shit. So this was really great- Alex: Was that you, Pete? Are the continuity police coming for you? Justin: Yeah. Pete: Yeah. Alex: Oh, shit. Book it. Justin: Get out of [inaudible 00:32:20]. They're going to have a good questions that I think he might be confused about answering. Let me be honest. Alex: Oh, boy. Pete: Yeah, I like this. This is great kind of standoff, brother, sister stuff. This is really cool. Art is fantastic. And it's nice because it still feels like in the two world- Alex: The Chew-universe. Pete: … and it also feels a little different. Justin: The Chew-universe. Good. Pete: Yeah, the Chew-universe. Also, did you guys see the … It looked like a country monkey riding a smoking lizard walking by when she got out of jail? Alex: No, I missed that. Justin: I think that was actually in your apartment beyond the edge of the comic book. Pete: No, it's there. I had to double-check it. And also it looks like Sonic the Hedgehog was just shot outside the prison. It's really cool if you look at the background stuff. Justin: RIP. Alex: Huh. Wow. Justin: I like this book a lot. I was not a Chew reader of the original series, and this is … I'm not a Chewer. Pete: Yeah, you weren't a Chew head. Justin: I really like this though. It makes me want to go back and maybe read Chew, because this is very good, very fun. And I really like the character Saffron. The way that this story sort of positions the next move going forward, I think is great. Alex: I agree. Next up, we're going to get into it here. We're going to talk about our final X of Swords block as this big event. 22 part event is wrapped up here with three issues. Pete: Can we … Alex: What Pete? Pete: Can we just finish off this stack before we get into this giant argument here? Alex: Sure, we can jump ahead. I put the scumbag up last to space out the image comics, but let's talk about the Scumbag #2 by Image Comics, written by Rick Remender- Pete: Okay, my bad. Alex: … art by Andrew Robinson. This is about the worst man of the world. He's the only one who could save the world. We find out more about him and his powers. He injected himself with some stuff so he can save the world here. This is very much positioning that there is no right way to go as we have a terrible guy, who needs to stop some potentially more terrible guys from doing some terrible stuff. It's just a fun book stuff. Just a fun book. Doing some light political commentary here. Justin: Yes. Pete: Yeah. Justin: So good. Rick Remender- Pete: Oh, go ahead. Justin: … writes people who fuck up better than anybody. This feels like a great successor to Fear Agent, one of Rick's first books that we loved way back in the day. And the art by Andrew Robinson is so good, it's so sort of 1970s animated, influenced, it feels like to me. And I think it's just a fun book that has some real, like a lot of Remender's book, has some real commentary underneath, a bunch of jokes and characters just screwing up. Pete: Yeah. It's a lot of fun. The art is like gross, but also light. It's really interesting the way they kind of walk this line of like you hate this guy, but you're also rooting for him. Yeah, I think it's very well done, very creative. Rick Remender does a fun balance of tripped out, but also not too tripped out, where you kind of feel like that's all it's doing. I'm just really impressed with … There's a lot going on in this comic. There's a lot being kind of dealt with, and it does it seamlessly in a way that's fun and moving the story forward, and it doesn't feel rushed. Yeah, I mean, I'm impressed with this book. I'm excited to see how Rick Remender is going to break our hearts with some of these characters, because he always does. And yeah, it will be fun to talk to him about this next week. Justin: Yes. Alex: Yeah, there you go. All right. For real now, we're going to wrap up with our X of Swords block. X-Men #15 from Marvel, written by Jonathan Hickman and art by Mahmud Asrar. Excalibur #15 written by Tini Howard, art by Mahmud Asrar and Stefano Caselli. And finally, X of Swords or 10 of swords: Destruction #10, written by Jonathan Hickman and Tini Howard, art by Pepe Larraz. Alex: Now, before we talk about this, we should really talk about how hard everybody worked and how we never want to put down the amount of work that people put into it. They drew this, they wrote this, there were editors who we really like who worked on this, assistant editors, people who printed it, the staples were very nice in the book and somebody had to put them in there. Pete: Yeah, this came together fast, and they got it all done on time. There wasn't any delays. It's pretty impressive what they put together. Alex: There you go. And that's our review of X of Swords. I like this event. I thought it was fun and good, and I love where it turned up. We talked about this before, but a lot of this was Saturnyne in the background, manipulating the situation to get into a place where she got almost everything that she wanted as we find out about the end. Alex: And the one thing that hitches me up a little bit is I don't care about Otherworld that much, just as comics continuity and comic book fan. So having everything pivot on that, brought it down emotionally for me a little bit versus having a pivot on the X-Men themselves. Alex: But I do like the moves they made here. I like where Apocalypse ended up. I thought the big battles were good. The art was phenomenal, just like huge, big battle scenes, enormous monsters. The scale of it was great, and just individual characterizations. Both Tini Howard and Jonathan Hickman write a great Ariana. I don't know who specifically was scripting her dialogue, but just super fun throughout this entire event. Just a really good event for her. And it's good stuff. Alex: I know Pete's going to disagree with this, but really good Cyclops stuff towards the end here. And I love the idea of holding Cyclops and Marvel Girl in reserve until the end and then be like, “No, fuck you. We're getting there. We're going to solve this problem.” And it really positions them in the place they should be at the lead of the X-Men. I enjoy this quite a bit. I don't think it was a perfect event by any means, but I had a lot of fun. I had a blast reading it. Justin, what did you think about it? Pete, we can get your haterade later in a second. Let's get adjusted first, a little more positive. Justin: The hater goes later is what we've always said. I agree, I do like this event. Art across the board is great. But yeah, I mean, it's a weird event. It's so weird as the first big event to have it be so fantastical, have it be so sort of like goofy at points. I agree with you, the Cyclops and Jean Grey stuff, it really felt like their ascension at the end of this event is what's important here. Justin: And to see them sort of outside of just the bureaucracy of the Quiet Council and maybe they can actually make some moves is exciting. Really establishing them as a family with Young Cable I think is very cool. Ariana also stepped up a lot. The Apocalypse fight, I don't know. I thought it was going to be a little bit more about Apocalypse and it felt like just a fight. Alex: Yeah, it was like, “What was that?” Justin: I mean, we talked about this, we sort of predicted this, that, excuse me, Arakko would be coming through to Krakoa. And with it hundreds of mutans, I believe, from around- Alex: Millions, I think. Justin: Millions? Alex: Millions. Justin: Oh, wow. Alex: Yeah. Justin: That's a lot of people hanging out on earth, which I think I'm curious how that will affect the continuity. It feels like a lot to add. A continuity that's already pretty wild. Alex: Well, I think the thing that, that adds, and maybe I'm wrong because who knows what is going on with the X-Men stuff? They can set up that Arakko is coming through and then not deal with it for 30 issues or something. But to me it feels like suddenly millions of mutants show up, you suddenly have a destabilized world situation that is already on the edge because of Krakoa. Alex: When you bring the mutant population up to potentially pre-Genosha levels, what does that do? What nations does that put on alert? And that puts the mutant state in a really, really bad place. As for Apocalypse, the thing that I did like is it ultimately got to this place, even though I feel like we didn't get enough fleshed out about the annihilation helmet, the idea that ultimately Apocalypse; A, is fundamentally changed by Krakoa enough that he can surrender, but also that it is Apocalypse's will that manages to win the day felt like a smart decision. Even if it wasn't maybe an action-wise satisfying decision. Pete, I know you're a champion of the bid here. Go ahead. Pete: Okay. Yeah, please. All right. Explain this to me, okay? They had, “You got to get your sword, you got to get to the fight.” Okay? So then we learned that none of that matters because it's about this helmet that speaks to you and makes you annihilate everything. But once Apocalypse puts on the helmet, he realizes that he's not going to let a helmet control him, so he'll take a knee and then that solves everything. And then, oh, Apocalypse you won, and okay, I'm going to banish a whole Island of people. Great. Pete: And then Scott Summers and Marvel Girl, who started this kind of whole thing with a bunch of weird meetings through time, decided this whole island that they helped create doesn't matter and fuck all you all because I got to go save my son, which I understand, that's cool, but they had like a whole Quiet Council meeting and it didn't matter. So it was kind of like this- Justin: But- Pete: … whole thing that we're trying to do, they threw it all- Justin: If- Pete: … out the window. Hey, I'm trying to finish here. Justin: If Wolverine did that you would have loved, and just because it's Scott, you don't like it. Pete: That's a bullshit thing to thing. Justin: It's 100% true. Pete: No, it's not. Justin: Wolverine does that every time. Pete: I'm trying to wrap my head around this whole detour of the X-Men world that we just took and why we did it, and the only thing I can come up with is giant alligators and dragons are cool, and fighting with swords would have been cool, but it didn't happen. We got drinking games and playing softball. And people will say that they will get married at the drop of a hat in the X-Men world. Alex: The Cyclops thing I do think a lot of this is about … A lot of this story so far has been about the X-Men … And we're not supposed to call them the X-Men, the mutants. They specifically state that in the book. They're like, “The mutants-“ Justin: There's a whole big paragraph. Alex: There's several of that. I know. Pete: Yeah, I don't read the paragraphs. Alex: You should read the paragraphs, they're kind of important. The mutants have made this big move to become one mutant state. And from the writing perspective, I think what they've done is how much stress can we put on that? How many things can we do to fracture that? And Saturnyne says by the end, “Two people have left the Quiet Council. They're going to have to replace it, it's going to be the non-ideal picks.” Alex: And now, not just Scott Summers is leaving with a small team to go save everybody, but everybody comes with him, which means, yes, it's the mutants united, but it also means as it states in those paragraphs, which I do think are really important. They've tried to ditch the X-Men name because it's something that's pre-Krakoa. It's an idea of like, it's a moniker taken by Charles Xavier. It's not an example of- Pete: The Lollipop Man. Alex: Yes, Lollipop Man. It's not an example of the United Krarkoa State, but the fact that Scott Summers is reclaiming this and then everybody's like, “Yes, we're X-Men. Let's go. It's go time,” creates this friction there that's only going to get bigger. Once you suddenly have billions of mutants who have been slaves up to this point, who we've never met before suddenly showing up, so it means bad things for the outside world. It also means bad things for Krakoa and Arakko. And dramatically, that's a really good place to be putting everybody. Justin: Yeah, I agree with that. This crossover feels a lot like Chris Claremont-esque. Like mid-Chris- Alex: I mean- Justin: … Claremont run, where it's like epic stuff that involves things that are sort of far flung from actual X-Men and mutant world stuff. Like getting with Lilandra and all that stuff, where it's like continuity heavy, where it's like, “Wait, what was that about that?” I feel like this will hold a similar place to a lot of that Claremont stuff, especially the other worldness of it, which I agree with you, I don't love all that. Justin: And this whole like captain … I know Excalibur was the second to last issue so that they'll have an outsize effect on it. But the Captain Britain Corp and all that, I was like, “I don't … ” This feels like such a side quest that so much of this event landing on that felt like, “Oh, I don't know about that.” Pete: It was just a lot just so Cyclops could have a Jerry Maguire moment of like, “Who's coming with me? Who's coming with me?” Alex: What did you think about the part where Cyclops said, “Show me the money,” though? That was pretty cool. Pete: Yeah, that was touching. It was sort of touching. Alex: Yeah. Justin: And what about Wolverine played by Jonathan Lipnicki? I know. Pete: Too tall. Justin: He's too tall? He's very short. Pete: I don't know about Jonathan Lipnicki so- Justin: He's tiny. Alex: You just referenced Jerry Maguire. Justin: He's the kid. Alex: He's the little kid that said, “Did you know the human head weighs eight pounds?” Pete: Oh, he's the kids with the spiked hair? Alex: Yeah. Pete: Oh, that's great. Yeah, he's a great [inaudible 00:46:41] Alex: Okay. What would you think about Renee Zellweger playing Jonathan Lipnicki, is what it was? Justin: Renee playing Jonathan Lipnicki? Alex: Yeah. Justin: Oh, interesting. Alex: Playing Wolverine. Justin: Oh, wow. That's great. Alex: With the little lemon face. Justin: Ooh yeah, just a pursed lip. Alex: She got the little lip. Suck on a lemon. Justin: I'm the best there is at what I do, and what I do is this little face. She's a good actress. Yeah. Pete: I don't know what you guys are doing. Alex: All right, that is it for The Stack. If you'd like to support the show and other shows we do at patreon.coms- Pete: Wait. Alex: … What? Pete: Do you guys think this whole thing was worth it for that ending? You guys didn't feel let down at all by the fact of like this fight wasn't a fight, it was just a, “Can we make Apocalypse kneel? And then having Cyclops just ditch everyone because he wanted to go somewhere else.”? Justin: I liked it. Alex: Yeah, I liked it too. I think there were enough big moments particularly in these last couple of issues that I really just enjoyed from an artistic, from a big action perspective, literally using the S.W.O.R.D. Space Station as a sword to pierce a wormhole and attack these evil armies. Just the huge armies attacking everybody, the X-Men jumping through directly at the screen, the fairy soldiers or whatever it was jumping through. Justin: The screen? Alex: Good stuff. Just a lot of people coming from the sky and heading straight towards camera was a lot of fun. Justin: Yes, and it's surprising. A lot of Hickman big storytelling, you can't predict it. It's sometimes a little weird and wooly, but it's like in the end, it's really well thought out and smart, and very difficult to predict, which I like in storytelling in general, especially comic book storytelling. Alex: It's also something that relatively speaking felt like a complete story, which I don't think we've gotten in a really long time with events. It's usually by the latter half, it's all about setting up what's next. And certainly we get a fair amount of setup, but this started with the story of Otherworld, ended with the story of Otherworld, and that's what it was in between. It went on a bunch of side trips, but ultimately it all came together that way, and that is pleasing to me from a story perspective. Justin: It was pleasing, we say. Alex: It was pleasing to be … If you'd like to support the show at patreon.com/comicbookclub. We also do a live show every Tuesday night at 7:00 PM. Podcast ahead on YouTube. We would love to talk to you about X of Swords, that's going to be our big topic of conversation. Over the next I would say- Pete: It's 10 of swords, but there's going to be no fighting. Oh, you're going to love it. It's going to be smart. Alex: … There is a bunch of fighting. Pete: There's going to be a lady who- Alex: Wolverine cutting a man's arm off. Really? Pete: … you get confused with the ice queen the whole time. But then it's not her, even though it looks exactly like her, but ah, it's going to be great. Alex: Oh, I'm sorry. Are you being racist towards white, blonde women, Pete? Pete: Yes, Karen. I am. Justin: This took an odd turn at the end, just like the X of Swords. Alex: There you go. iTunes, Android, Spotify, Stitcher, or the app of your choice to subscribe and listen to the show. @comicbooklive on Twitter, comicbookclublive.com for this podcast and many more. Until next time, checkout my mom's taco dip. The post The Stack: The Other History Of The DC Universe And More appeared first on Comic Book Club. Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/comicbookclub See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Say it with me one more time: Awwww Phoenix!!!! That's right everyone it's The Fate of The Phoenix in this epic finale of the Dark Phoenix Saga. Aranin Hala, it's time for the showdown we've all been waiting for The Imperial Guard vs The X-Men. A bunch of great action in this ep and how Lilandra deals with their rogue guardian of creation. Mutant Merch returns PLUS we celebrate our 3 year Anniversary with our bonus ep announcement. - Bender
You know, most of us that listen to shows like this probably wanted there to be a time where we put on a mask every day. Do you remember when you were young? Of course now we have to wear them going out and so now you know what it would be like to be Spider-Man. Ugh, the steaming up of the eye pieces, the constant blow-out and in of the part over the mouth. That really must drive Spider-Man nuts. And the moisture that gathers when you sneeze, oh that is the worst! Anyway. . . So, John Byrne has completed a few more issues of X-Men Elsewhen and more are on the way. Tim Elliott and Brian Hughes take out a little time in their homebody status to go over issues eleven and twelve, but they are not alone. Interns Kirk Greenfield and John Hijatt both join in and offer their two cents on how they think Master John is doing on his latest issues. It is getting crazy folks, so listen in as 3rd Degree Byrne covers X-Men: Elsewhen issues 11 and 12!!! It is a barn-burner. Get some popcorn.Feedback for this show can be sent to: gottagetbyrned@gmail.com3rd Degree Byrne is proud to be part of the TwoTrueFreaks Internet Radio Network http://twotruefreaks.com/main.php Two True Freaks! is a proud member of BOTH the Comics Podcast Network(http://www.comicspodcasts.com/) and the League of Comic Book Podcasts(http://www.comicbooknoise.com/league/)!! Visit our Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/groups/3rdDegreeByrne/ Follow us on Twitter at https://twitter.com/byrnepodcast THANK YOU for listening to 3rd Degree Byrne!
You know, most of us that listen to shows like this probably wanted there to be a time where we put on a mask every day. Do you remember when you were young? Of course now we have to wear them going out and so now you know what it would be like to be Spider-Man. Ugh, the steaming up of the eye pieces, the constant blow-out and in of the part over the mouth. That really must drive Spider-Man nuts. And the moisture that gathers when you sneeze, oh that is the worst! Anyway. . . So, John Byrne has completed a few more issues of X-Men Elsewhen and more are on the way. Tim Elliott and Brian Hughes take out a little time in their homebody status to go over issues eleven and twelve, but they are not alone. Interns Kirk Greenfield and John Hijatt both join in and offer their two cents on how they think Master John is doing on his latest issues. It is getting crazy folks, so listen in as 3rd Degree Byrne covers X-Men: Elsewhen issues 11 and 12!!! It is a barn-burner. Get some popcorn.Feedback for this show can be sent to: gottagetbyrned@gmail.com3rd Degree Byrne is proud to be part of the TwoTrueFreaks Internet Radio Network http://twotruefreaks.com/main.php Two True Freaks! is a proud member of BOTH the Comics Podcast Network(http://www.comicspodcasts.com/) and the League of Comic Book Podcasts(http://www.comicbooknoise.com/league/)!! Visit our Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/groups/3rdDegreeByrne/ Follow us on Twitter at https://twitter.com/byrnepodcast THANK YOU for listening to 3rd Degree Byrne!
This episode is dedicated to all our listeners. Special thanks to Joe Lewallen for recommending this issue. The heat is on as the X-Men battle Magneto in his Volcano villain base in the depths of Antarctica. Chris and Chandler read Uncanny X-Men 113 where Nanny the robot caters to the X-Babies, while the Professor and Lilandra vacation in the Greek Isles.
3rd Degree Byrnes Coverage of The Dark Phoenix Saga concludes with a double sized extravaganza! Tim Elliott, Brian Hughes, David Thompson and John Hijatt give our listeners a long discourse on a number of questions in regards to the Dark Phoenix Saga. Like why did they make that movie? When will the X-Men show up in the Marvel Cinematic Universe? And how good were those Phoenix based What Ifs? And what is the true story behind the ending of the Dark Phoenix Saga. So, first the Byrneouts will take a good look at the Fox Film, “Dark Phoenix” where they try to find any comparison to the comic book saga. Next, they cover the two (Count ‘em) issues of Marvels What If. Both are different twists on the ending of the Dark Phoenix Saga. Are either of them better? Hardly. But there is some great discussion. And finally they will conclude the coverage by going over "Phoenix The Untold Story" in 3rd Degree Byrne type detail. So sit back and pour yourself a tall glass of seltzer water and enjoy the latest from 3rd Degree Byrne.Feedback for this show can be sent to: gottagetbyrned@gmail.com3rd Degree Byrne is proud to be part of the TwoTrueFreaks Internet Radio Network http://twotruefreaks.com/main.php Two True Freaks! is a proud member of BOTH the Comics Podcast Network(http://www.comicspodcasts.com/) and the League of Comic Book Podcasts(http://www.comicbooknoise.com/league/)!! Visit our Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/groups/3rdDegreeByrne/ Follow us on Twitter at https://twitter.com/byrnepodcast THANK YOU for listening to 3rd Degree Byrne!
3rd Degree Byrnes Coverage of The Dark Phoenix Saga concludes with a double sized extravaganza! Tim Elliott, Brian Hughes, David Thompson and John Hijatt give our listeners a long discourse on a number of questions in regards to the Dark Phoenix Saga. Like why did they make that movie? When will the X-Men show up in the Marvel Cinematic Universe? And how good were those Phoenix based What Ifs? And what is the true story behind the ending of the Dark Phoenix Saga. So, first the Byrneouts will take a good look at the Fox Film, “Dark Phoenix” where they try to find any comparison to the comic book saga. Next, they cover the two (Count ‘em) issues of Marvels What If. Both are different twists on the ending of the Dark Phoenix Saga. Are either of them better? Hardly. But there is some great discussion. And finally they will conclude the coverage by going over "Phoenix The Untold Story" in 3rd Degree Byrne type detail. So sit back and pour yourself a tall glass of seltzer water and enjoy the latest from 3rd Degree Byrne.Feedback for this show can be sent to: gottagetbyrned@gmail.com3rd Degree Byrne is proud to be part of the TwoTrueFreaks Internet Radio Network http://twotruefreaks.com/main.php Two True Freaks! is a proud member of BOTH the Comics Podcast Network(http://www.comicspodcasts.com/) and the League of Comic Book Podcasts(http://www.comicbooknoise.com/league/)!! Visit our Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/groups/3rdDegreeByrne/ Follow us on Twitter at https://twitter.com/byrnepodcast THANK YOU for listening to 3rd Degree Byrne!
The Dark Phoenix Saga continues here!!! Again!!! Just like we promised last week, here is part two of 3rd Degree Byrnes coverage of X-Men 137, “The Fate of the Phoenix”. In our last episode, we only got half way through the book, as it was double sized and man, can we talk. Seriously, did any of us know when to shut up? I didnt think so! Anyway, with the new X-Men movie, Dark Phoenix, being released into theaters by Fox a few weeks ago, we figured we should show you how its really done. And now, just like the Dark Phoenix Saga was in the comic books, 3rd Degree Byrne has now become A multi-part EPIC!! We will cover the last half of X-Men 138 in our Fourth Dark Phoenix episode. And to be consistent, we let the interns out of their cages to do the heavy lifting again. Listeners and frequent email and Facebook stalkers John Hijatt and David Thompson help as we cover the Dark Phoenix Saga to the bitter end. Tim Elliott and Brian Hughes are still around as well. Though Brian is almost late for every recording as he has to walk Fifi every night(Mandate from Chris Honeywell as proxy from Dufeaux). So enjoy a cool beverage at your own pace and check out the latest offering from 3rd Degree Byrne!Some Helpful links: X-Men Elsewhen Free Fan Fic: Come take a look at the first issue of "X-Men: Elsewhen" on John Byrne's website. http://byrnerobotics.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=55094&PN=1&totPosts=32 X-Men Elsewhen Fan Fic comments Come and tell the man yourself how you feel about his latest work. http://byrnerobotics.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=55095&PN=1&totPosts=362 John Byrnes main Website The only place on the web where you can hear from the man himself. If you join, you can correspond with him on a variety of subjects, just be sure to read the rules and follow them. http://byrnerobotics.com/home.asp Feedback for this show can be sent to: gottagetbyrned@gmail.com3rd Degree Byrne is proud to be part of the TwoTrueFreaks Internet Radio Network http://twotruefreaks.com/main.php Two True Freaks! is a proud member of BOTH the Comics Podcast Network(http://www.comicspodcasts.com/) and the League of Comic Book Podcasts(http://www.comicbooknoise.com/league/)!! Visit our Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/groups/3rdDegreeByrne/ Follow us on Twitter at https://twitter.com/byrnepodcast THANK YOU for listening to 3rd Degree Byrne!
The Dark Phoenix Saga continues here!!! Again!!! Just like we promised last week, here is part two of 3rd Degree Byrnes coverage of X-Men 137, “The Fate of the Phoenix”. In our last episode, we only got half way through the book, as it was double sized and man, can we talk. Seriously, did any of us know when to shut up? I didnt think so! Anyway, with the new X-Men movie, Dark Phoenix, being released into theaters by Fox a few weeks ago, we figured we should show you how its really done. And now, just like the Dark Phoenix Saga was in the comic books, 3rd Degree Byrne has now become A multi-part EPIC!! We will cover the last half of X-Men 138 in our Fourth Dark Phoenix episode. And to be consistent, we let the interns out of their cages to do the heavy lifting again. Listeners and frequent email and Facebook stalkers John Hijatt and David Thompson help as we cover the Dark Phoenix Saga to the bitter end. Tim Elliott and Brian Hughes are still around as well. Though Brian is almost late for every recording as he has to walk Fifi every night(Mandate from Chris Honeywell as proxy from Dufeaux). So enjoy a cool beverage at your own pace and check out the latest offering from 3rd Degree Byrne!Some Helpful links: X-Men Elsewhen Free Fan Fic: Come take a look at the first issue of "X-Men: Elsewhen" on John Byrne's website. http://byrnerobotics.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=55094&PN=1&totPosts=32 X-Men Elsewhen Fan Fic comments Come and tell the man yourself how you feel about his latest work. http://byrnerobotics.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=55095&PN=1&totPosts=362 John Byrnes main Website The only place on the web where you can hear from the man himself. If you join, you can correspond with him on a variety of subjects, just be sure to read the rules and follow them. http://byrnerobotics.com/home.asp Feedback for this show can be sent to: gottagetbyrned@gmail.com3rd Degree Byrne is proud to be part of the TwoTrueFreaks Internet Radio Network http://twotruefreaks.com/main.php Two True Freaks! is a proud member of BOTH the Comics Podcast Network(http://www.comicspodcasts.com/) and the League of Comic Book Podcasts(http://www.comicbooknoise.com/league/)!! Visit our Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/groups/3rdDegreeByrne/ Follow us on Twitter at https://twitter.com/byrnepodcast THANK YOU for listening to 3rd Degree Byrne!
The Dark Phoenix Saga continues here!!! Were back with the interns and picking up where we left off last time, covering the Dark Phoenix Saga, but this time, we will be covering X-Men 136 – “Child of Light and Darkness”. Are you ready for this? I didnt think so! Anyway, with the new X-Men movie, Dark Phoenix, being released into theaters by Fox this week, we figured we should show you how its really done. And we will re-iterate our stance that the X-Men should be a series, like Game of Thrones on HBO, and it should be A multi-part EPIC!! We will cover X-Men 136 in our second Dark Phoenix episode. And because it was so easy, we brought in some interns to do the heavy lifting again. Listeners and frequent email and Facebook stalkers John Hijatt and David Thompson return to help as we cover the Dark Phoenix Saga to the bitter end. Tim Elliott and Brian Hughes are still around as well. Though they are not drinking in this episode as the drinking game from last time almost killed them. Note- 3rd Degree Byrne does not support drinking games and only included that information last month under direction from Dufaux Dimanzos dog, Fifi. So enjoy a cool beverage at your own pace and check out the latest offering from 3rd Degree Byrne!Feedback for this show can be sent to: gottagetbyrned@gmail.com3rd Degree Byrne is proud to be part of the TwoTrueFreaks Internet Radio Network http://twotruefreaks.com/main.php Two True Freaks! is a proud member of BOTH the Comics Podcast Network(http://www.comicspodcasts.com/) and the League of Comic Book Podcasts(http://www.comicbooknoise.com/league/)!! Visit our Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/groups/3rdDegreeByrne/ Follow us on Twitter at https://twitter.com/byrnepodcast THANK YOU for listening to 3rd Degree Byrne!
The Dark Phoenix Saga continues here!!! Were back with the interns and picking up where we left off last time, covering the Dark Phoenix Saga, but this time, we will be covering X-Men 136 – “Child of Light and Darkness”. Are you ready for this? I didnt think so! Anyway, with the new X-Men movie, Dark Phoenix, being released into theaters by Fox this week, we figured we should show you how its really done. And we will re-iterate our stance that the X-Men should be a series, like Game of Thrones on HBO, and it should be A multi-part EPIC!! We will cover X-Men 136 in our second Dark Phoenix episode. And because it was so easy, we brought in some interns to do the heavy lifting again. Listeners and frequent email and Facebook stalkers John Hijatt and David Thompson return to help as we cover the Dark Phoenix Saga to the bitter end. Tim Elliott and Brian Hughes are still around as well. Though they are not drinking in this episode as the drinking game from last time almost killed them. Note- 3rd Degree Byrne does not support drinking games and only included that information last month under direction from Dufaux Dimanzos dog, Fifi. So enjoy a cool beverage at your own pace and check out the latest offering from 3rd Degree Byrne!Feedback for this show can be sent to: gottagetbyrned@gmail.com3rd Degree Byrne is proud to be part of the TwoTrueFreaks Internet Radio Network http://twotruefreaks.com/main.php Two True Freaks! is a proud member of BOTH the Comics Podcast Network(http://www.comicspodcasts.com/) and the League of Comic Book Podcasts(http://www.comicbooknoise.com/league/)!! Visit our Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/groups/3rdDegreeByrne/ Follow us on Twitter at https://twitter.com/byrnepodcast THANK YOU for listening to 3rd Degree Byrne!
This week, we break down the situation between Joshua Luna and Image Comics, discuss what we expect from Tom King tackling the script for New Gods, and we review FOUR (4) huge books from DC, including Superman: Leviathan Rising Special and Doomsday Clock #10! 00:07:33 - Pals Pulls: Marco - Cemetery Beach TPB Phil - Cemetery Beach TPB Pete - Shazam #6 & Black Cat #1 Sean - Buffy #5 News: 00:23:19 - DARK PHOENIX Will Not Include Hellfire Club, Lilandra: https://www.comicbookmovie.com/x-men/dark_phoenix/dark-phoenix-director-explains-why-he-didnt-adapt-some-of-the-best-parts-from-the-comic-book-storyline-a168688?fbclid=IwAR3WEjoFQsoUQHL1pPku8WCLGFnrI9x5ycpHScLogkwK0uHxmbaQJAntl7A 00:35:44 - Joshua Luna Blasts Image Comics on Twitter: https://www.bleedingcool.com/2019/05/31/joshua-luna-blasts-image-comics-for-anti-poc-double-standards/ 01:04:31 - Robert Pattinson OFFICIALLY Cast as Batman: https://www.cinemablend.com/news/2474202/looks-like-robert-pattinson-won-the-role-of-batman?fbclid=IwAR3JEn8taDzsT1Yjz6ylvB4F9x4WgqygoaKLusJAhiNxOp4PZDgFRjIgeoU 01:08:57 - Tom King to Co-Write NEW GODS Film: https://www.newsarama.com/45375-tom-king-to-co-write-new-gods-movie-report.html?fbclid=IwAR3g-leCUecI3W-ABUPEphqStybuiIzvNC0PbKxddAUqOsjzQhaxKMNSRhA Main Topic: We review 3 of DC's biggest titles this week: Heroes in Crisis #9, Doomsday Clock #10, and Superman: Leviathan Rising special #1! 01:16:49 - Heores in Crisis #9 Review 01:28:33 - Superman: Leviathan Rising Special #1 Review 01:44:04 - Doomsday Clock #10 Review 02:05:11 - Batman Last Knight on Earth #1 Review The Comics Pals is a weekly comic book podcast where a group of comic book journalists and friends get together to talk comics. The Pals: Sean: twitter.com/SeansSoapbox Pete: twitter.com/Loud_Pete Cale: twitter.com/Totointow Phil: twitter.com/Cyborgbebop
Welcome to Season 3 Episode 2 of the All Things Geekery Podcast – Superhero Madness In this episode, the geeks are back to discuss all the upcoming superhero & villain films coming out this year and what our thoughts are on each. Show Notes Captain Marvel Release Date: March 8, 2019 What We Know So Far Marvel’s first female-led superhero film will revolve around the most powerful character in the entire Marvel Cinematic Universe. This iteration of Captain Marvel will focus on the character of Carol Danvers, whose adventures are earthbound but whose powers are based in the cosmic realm. Joss Whedon wanted to introduce the character at the end of Avengers: Age of Ultron, but Marvel didn’t want to bring Captain Marvel into the MCU fully formed without first telling her origin story. This film will be a prequel to the MCU, taking place in the 90s and bringing back Clark Gregg as Agent Coulson for the first time since The Avengers. Moreover, the comics characters the Skrulls are the villains with a story revolving around the Skrull vs. Kree war, which explains why Lee Pace and Djimon Hounsou are reprising their roles from Guardians of the Galaxy as Kree. That could have major repercussions leading into Avengers 4, but Captain Marvel will also give us a two-eyed Nick Fury. Jude Law is set to co-star as the alien Mar-Vell. Hellboy Release Date: April 12, 2019 What We Know So Far: Hellboy creator Mike Mignola came up with the story for this new reboot as opposed to moving forward with the third film in Guillermo del Toro‘s established franchise, and Stranger Things standout David Harbour fills the role of the titular character for director Neil Marshall, who helmed The Descent and a couple standout Game of Thrones episodes. The film has loosely based the Rise of the Blood Queen arc with Milla Jovovich filling that villainous role, while Ian McShane plays Trevor Bruttenholm and Daniel Dae Kim fills the part of Ben Daimio. Oh, and this is 100% Rated R. Shazam Release Date: April 5, 2019 What We Know So Far: Making his superhero movie debut, Dwayne Johnson opted to take on the role of the villainous Black Adam in this DC comics adaptation, but Warner Bros. subsequently decided to hold Johnson for a separate Black Adam movie so Shazam will be all about that hero. Lights Out and Annabelle: Creation director David F. Sandberg is directing, and this served as Warner Bros.’ next DCEU film in production after Aquaman. Zachary Levi is the title superhero character, with Asher Angel playing his boy counterpart Billy Batson. The story revolves around a young boy who can transform into a powerful superhero simply by uttering the word “Shazam!”. Mark Strong is playing the film’s villain, Dr. Thaddeus Sivana. Avengers Endgame Release Date: April 26, 2019 What We Know So Far: The conclusion to the epic two-part Avengers storyline will close out Marvel’s ambitious MCU with a bang. The title, Avengers: Endgame, has finally been revealed, if not the story, confirmed cast, etc. Dark Phoenix Release Date: June 7, 2019 What We Know So Far: The sequel to X-Men: Apocalypse has been firmed up as Dark Phoenix, which will tackle the beloved Jean Grey story arc from the comics that was first broached (and botched) in X-Men: The Last Stand. X-Men writer/producer Simon Kinberg has penned the script and is making his directorial debut on the project, which also stars Jessica Chastain as maybe the villain Lilandra and is bringing back pretty much the entire main X-Men cast. The movie won’t be skimping on the weirdness, as it’s been confirmed that the story will find the X-Men finally venturing to space. Hans Zimmer is coming out of superhero movie retirement to compose the score. Spider-Man Far From Home Release Date: July 5, 2019 What We Know So Far: Not much. Bolstered by the positive response to Homecoming, director Jon Watts returned to direct, and screenwriters Chris McKenna and Erik Sommers, who came on to rewrite Homecoming, wrote the sc --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/allthingsgeekery/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/allthingsgeekery/support
On this episode host Brian brings back the Jake's, Mccausland and Goff, to discuss the first 11 chapters of Operation Galactic Storm.Topics include:1. Rick Jones is the worst2. Quasar is likeable3. Thor beats down Gladiator4. Iron Man & Captain America are drama llamas5. Wonder Man is Vision's dad?6. Lilandra & The Starjammers
The Phoenix Saga had been going so well, but X-Men: The Animated Series was long overdue for a dud episode. Maddy and Ryan watched "Child of Light," and it was a bad trip. The X-Men, the Starjammers, and Lilandra had to find a way to kill time until the Phoenix regenerated and was able to defeat D'Ken, because heck if they could manage to do it themselves. Meanwhile, we're still wondering how the X-Men went from being a metaphor for human rights to... fighting aliens in outer space? But that's fine! X-Men Spotlight: D'Ken, but... ughhhhh, sorry, we didn't actually care enough to do a real spotlight on him. We already told you everything you need to know about the guy, okay? We use the extra time this week to take Ryan on another date with Wolverine (it's been a while) and delve deep into our official unofficial "What's going on with the MCU" segment. Enjoy! E-mail us at themutantages@gmail.com or follow us on Twitter at TheMutantAges, MIDImyers and RyanPagella
Episode Notes Jonathan and Patti discuss the finales of X-Men: Blue and X-Men: Gold, the official return of Wolverine, and how Charles Xavier and Lilandra could possibly make a baby bird together. Neither Patti nor Jonathan were particularly happy with the trailer for Dark Phoenix, but that’s ok, because they spend a lot more time welcoming October by discussing a fun issue of Nova where the titular hero goes trick-or-treating with some X-students. Could Pyro and Iceman’s couple name be “Icy Hot?” Could Thunderbird and Blink’s couple name be “Blunderbird?” Find out on a new episode of Mutant Musings! Show Notes Return of Wolverine #1Domino Annual #1Mr. and Mrs. X #3X-Men: Blue #36 X-Men: Gold #36Nova vol. 5 #22 - Trick-or-treat with the X-kidsMore teases for X-StatixX-Men: The ExterminatedX-Force returningDark Phoenix trailer Dark Phoenix delayed...yet again The Gifted discussion
Great X-Pectations Episode 23: NO EDITS Explicit Content Sean and Gerry discuss Uncanny X-Men #151-155! MUSIC INTRO - "Elmer Fudd Sings Bruce Springsteen" - Robin Williams *HEADS UP - THERE IS LOUD INTERMITTENT YELLING IN THIS EPISODE.* Buckle up, everyone. You're getting this episode IN THE RAW. That's right. No edits! Why? Because we didn't feel like it, that's why! -Kitty is sent to the Massachussetts Academy and the clutches of Emma Frost!!!-Storm and The White Queen swap bodies!-Kitty's Fairy Tale!-The first reference to Lockheed!-The return of Corsair!-The introduction of the Brood!-Deathbird!-Corsair reveals that he is Scott's father!-Lilandra kidnapped!-Professor X promoted to Chief Regent Bang Buddy! MUSIC OUTRO - "In the Garage" - Weezer Rest in Peace Robin Williams and Lauren Bacall. We thank you! We have a Tumblr page!!! greatx-pectations.tumblr.com/ Follow us on Twitter @GXPod and find our Facebook group- https://www.facebook.com/groups/GXPod/Album art by Baron Strucker. Follow his monacled ass on twitter @BaronVStrucker
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With geek icon Joss Whedon recently in the news for...well, let's just say "reasons," there's probably no better time than now to re-examine his classic X-Men epic, the Eisner Award winning "Astonishing X-Men." In 2004, in the wake of Grant Morrison's groundbreaking "New X-Men" run, Marvel was looking for another superstar writer to take the reins of their merry mutants, and bring the X-Men back to a more classic direction. Enter the BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER creator Whedon, who - along with incredible artist John Cassaday - delivered one of the biggest and most beloved runs of the franchise ever. Now, Trev & Joe look back at Whedon and Cassady's entire "Astonishing X-Men" run, re-visiting each of the four main story-lines, how they feel about the arc's classic moments (including an unforgettable resurrection), and which characters they feel Whedon handled particularly well. Plus, some discussion of how recent revelations about Whedon the man might influence how fans now regard this and other Whedon works. But first - talk of Jessica Chastain's recent bombshell that she is NOT playing Lilandra in X-MEN: DARK PHOENIX (including speculation of who she must be playing instead), rumors of Fox being unsure of Simon Kinberg's directorial skills, and the big news that Drew Goddard will write and direct the now confirmed X-FORCE movie. All this, and more! Contact Days of Future Podcast at: facebook.com/daysoffuturepodcast daysoffuturepodcast@gmail.com Twitter: @dofpodcast
Netflix has made their first major company purchase, Comic book company Millarworld. Mark Millar's self start up is home to many great film and TV pitches. Series' like Nemesis, Wanted, Chrononauts, Huck, and Jupiter's Circle are all ripe for Netflix's model! In the geek news world we cover Jared Leto's rumored new role as Bloodshot, new photos for Deadpool 2, Jessica Chastain's new role as Lilandra in the upcoming X-Men film, and more! Don't forget to stay till the end for our homework segment! Follow us on twitter! (twitter.com/geek101podcast)
**The Simple Times of Billy Zane** With Jessica Chastain playing the Shi’Ar empress Lilandra in X-Men: Dark Phoenix we know that space-based mutant shenanigans are on the horizon. Meanwhile, James Gunn wants to change a little bit of canon in Marvel’s Cinematic Universe and Naoki Uresawa’s manga series Pluto gets an anime adaptation. Our featured comics are Malikah: Warrior Queen #1, The Old Guard #1 to 4, E.X.O.: The Legend of Wale Williams and Hulk (2017) #6 & 7. Support us on Patreon! - https://www.patreon.com/thegeekshow #MalikahWarriorQueen #TheOldGuard #EXO #TheLegendOfWaleWilliams #Hulk #SheHulk #YouNeekStudios #Marvel #Image #4Panel #TheGeekShow #Comics #Manga #Reviews #Podcasts #GraphicNovels #Superheroes
Patti and Jonathan discuss the uncomfortable interactions in Iceman, uncomfortable art in Generation X, and uncomfortable touching in All-New Wolverine. Jonathan has decided to read every single issue of X-Men chronologically starting with #1, and he’s going to discuss an issue each month along the way. The new segment, ���Mutant Memories,” gives Mimic a spotlight this month! Plus, there’s less than marvelous video game news but plenty of dazzling movie news and on this month’s episode of Mutant Musings!Show NotesIceman #1Iceman #2Generation X #3Secret Empire: United #1All-New Wolverine #21Old Man Logan #25Mutant Memories: Uncanny X-Men #19Capcom thinks we don't remember the X-MenKarma in New Mutants?Rosario Dawson out, Alice Braga is Cecilia ReyesJessica Chastain as Lilandra in Dark PhoenixDazzler confirmed for Dark Phoenix Lots of casting calls for Dark Phoenix? Simon Kinberg directing FOX X-Men release datesQuicksilver returning, and a new character will appear Social StuffFacebookTwitterInstagramYouTubeTumblrTwitchWebsiteContact Us1 million to save Wolverine and the X-Men
Estos son nuestros contenidos de esta semana:CINE- La película “La Torre Oscura” será una secuela de las novelas- ”First man”, próxima película de Damien Chazelle sobre la- Película de imagen real de “Los caballeros del zodiaco”- ”Jigsaw”: la saga “Saw” se reinicia estas navidades- Ya están escribiendo el guión de ”Conjuring 3”- Tom Holland: de Peter Parker (Spiderman) a Nathan Drake (Uncharted)- Cambios en las aventuras del joven Han Solo: Ron Howard dirigirá la peli y le ponen un tutor a Alden Hehenreich- Primer póster y título de “Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom” con JA Bayona dirigiendo: se estrena 22-6-18- Mazinger Z vuelve a lo grande por su 45º cumpleños- ”Blade Runner 2049” dejará claro cuál es la naturaleza de Deckard y abre la puerta a más películas- Ben Affleck negocia la segunda parte de “El ejecutivo”CÓMICS EN LA PANTALLA- Chadwick Boseman publica una foto junto a Mark Ruffalo en el set de rodaje de “Black Panther”- Danny Elfman se encargará de la BSO de “La Liga de la Justicia”- Jessica Chastain será la emperatriz Lilandra, la villana de “X-Men: Dark Phoenix”- Después de Venom, Mysterio y Kraven tendrán sus propias películas- La próxima peli de Spiderman será el “Civil War” de la Fase IV y se confirma que Peter Parker aparecía en “Iron Man 2”- Serie de “Los Inhumanos”: poster, fecha de estreno (1-IX) y 1er episodio filmado en IMAXSERIES- Damon Lindelof (Perdidos, The Leftovers) prepara una serie de “Watchmen” para HBO- Un 20 % de la facturación europea de Netflix, Amazon, HBO etc. deberá invertirse en producciones locales- “Cristal Oscuro” vuelve en forma de serie de Netflix- Vuelve “Temblores” con Kevin Bacon en forma de serie- ”Rogue One” podrá verse en julio en Netflix de forma exclusiva- El personaje de Alexis Bledel gana protagonismo en la segunda temporada de “The handmaids tale”- JJ Abrams y Stephen King se unen en “Castle Rock”Encontrarás los enlaces a los contenidos comentados en este episodio en https://emilcar.fm/preestreno donde también podrás dejar tus comentarios. Y si te quedas con ganas de más visita http://www.preestreno.tv, escríbenos a preestrenotv@gmail.com o búscanos en Twitter como @preestrenoTV
Estos son nuestros contenidos de esta semana:CINE- La película “La Torre Oscura” será una secuela de las novelas- ”First man”, próxima película de Damien Chazelle sobre la- Película de imagen real de “Los caballeros del zodiaco”- ”Jigsaw”: la saga “Saw” se reinicia estas navidades- Ya están escribiendo el guión de ”Conjuring 3”- Tom Holland: de Peter Parker (Spiderman) a Nathan Drake (Uncharted)- Cambios en las aventuras del joven Han Solo: Ron Howard dirigirá la peli y le ponen un tutor a Alden Hehenreich- Primer póster y título de “Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom” con JA Bayona dirigiendo: se estrena 22-6-18- Mazinger Z vuelve a lo grande por su 45º cumpleños- ”Blade Runner 2049” dejará claro cuál es la naturaleza de Deckard y abre la puerta a más películas- Ben Affleck negocia la segunda parte de “El ejecutivo”CÓMICS EN LA PANTALLA- Chadwick Boseman publica una foto junto a Mark Ruffalo en el set de rodaje de “Black Panther”- Danny Elfman se encargará de la BSO de “La Liga de la Justicia”- Jessica Chastain será la emperatriz Lilandra, la villana de “X-Men: Dark Phoenix”- Después de Venom, Mysterio y Kraven tendrán sus propias películas- La próxima peli de Spiderman será el “Civil War” de la Fase IV y se confirma que Peter Parker aparecía en “Iron Man 2”- Serie de “Los Inhumanos”: poster, fecha de estreno (1-IX) y 1er episodio filmado en IMAXSERIES- Damon Lindelof (Perdidos, The Leftovers) prepara una serie de “Watchmen” para HBO- Un 20 % de la facturación europea de Netflix, Amazon, HBO etc. deberá invertirse en producciones locales- “Cristal Oscuro” vuelve en forma de serie de Netflix- Vuelve “Temblores” con Kevin Bacon en forma de serie- ”Rogue One” podrá verse en julio en Netflix de forma exclusiva- El personaje de Alexis Bledel gana protagonismo en la segunda temporada de “The handmaids tale”- JJ Abrams y Stephen King se unen en “Castle Rock”Encontrarás los enlaces a los contenidos comentados en este episodio en https://emilcar.fm/preestreno donde también podrás dejar tus comentarios. Y si te quedas con ganas de más visita http://www.preestreno.tv, escríbenos a preestrenotv@gmail.com o búscanos en Twitter como @preestrenoTV
In this week's episode of the Geeks OUT Podcast, Kevin (@Gilligan_McJew) and @GrahamNolan discuss the Black Panther teaser from last week, wonder if the Bluths will be part of the Han Solo movie now that Ron Howard is directing, and Graham wonders about a new plot point from Marvel's Secret Empire in our new Question of the Week. This Week's Topics Include: BIG OPENING: KEVIN: Black Panther teaser released GRAHAM: Mahershala Ali to play Miles' uncle in animated Spider-Man movie DOWN AND NERDY: KEVIN: Secret Empire, HeroesCon, The Defenders GRAHAM: Aquaman, Detective Comics, Reborn, JLA, X-Men Blue, The Keepers STRONG FEMALE CHARACTER: Glenn Close cast in a zombie comedy Sea Oak for Amazon THIS WEEK IN QUEER: Colton Haynes joining new season of American Horror Story CLIP OF THE WEEK: New title sequence for Ducktales reboot THE WEEK IN GEEK: MOVIES Sony planning Kraven & Mysterio spinoffs Venom movie reportedly will feature Carnage as the villain Ron Howard to take over directing for Han Solo Jessica Chastain in talks to be Lilandra in X-Men: Dark Phoenix Trailer for Flatliners remake released TV Watchmen series on HBO becoming more of a reality Creative team behind Sherlock is developing new series based on Dracula Supernatural spinoff called Wayward Sisters being developed Star Trek: Discovery to premiere 9/24 New trailer for Game of Thrones New poster released for The Defenders Trailer for Wet Hot American Summer: Ten Years Later COMICS Black Panther: World of Wakanda canceled Marvel promising industry changing news for Marvel Legacy tomorrow SHILF KEVIN: too tired to think GRAHAM: Jakita Wagner
This week on The Nerdpocalypse Podcast, the guys are back to discuss Net Neutrality, The Book of Henry, Chapterhouse Comics, Wonderman in the MCU, R-rated movies in the MCU, X-Men: Dark Phoenix, John Lithgow as The Joker, Shadowman, Flatliners, Black Panther's new trailer and much more. Show Notes: Jack's GoFundMe Page for his dad CHECKED OUT The Book of Henry SCIENCE & TECH NEWS Pornhub shutting down temporarily for Net Neutrality COMIC NEWS More Big Trouble in Little China comics Jay Baruchel named CCO of Chapterhouse QUESTION OF THE WEEK Responses LIGHTNING ROUND Nathan Fillion is actually interested in playing WonderMan in the MCU John Wick TV show Iris West will cameo in Justice League R-rated movies not out of the question in the MCU 2 Live Crew is getting a biopic MOVIE/TV NEWS Simon Kinberg is officially directing X-Men: Dark Phoenix John Lithgow regrets turning down playing The Joker Paradise Lost being produced by Martin Freeman Jessica Chastain in talks to play Lilandra in Dark Phoenix Reginald Hudlin to direct Shadowman for Valiant WTF? by JayTeeDee Demetrius: http://bit.ly/2rKr8tm Jack: http://bit.ly/2rejbNb Terrence: http://bit.ly/2rYGDuH Jay: http://bit.ly/2ralald TRAILERS Jungle Flatliners Happy Death Day Black Panther
The Uncanny X-Men #203 from March 1986 titled “Crossroads”. Featured are Wolverine, Storm, Rogue, Colossus, Kitty Pryde, Rachel Summers, Magneto, Professor X, Corsair, Lilandra, Ch’od, Raza, Hepzibah, Jessica Drew, Jahf, the Beyonder, and the Watcher. Also included in this episode … Continue reading →
WONDER WOMAN is the talk of the nerd world, and since we are nothing if not opportunists, we thought we'd join in, with a special look at the incredible women of the X-MEN world. We each share our personal Top 5 female X-characters, as well as discuss which female characters deserve their own movie, and shine a special spotlight on Louise Simonson, one of the most underappreciated creators in X-MEN history. But first, we discuss which two famous actresses are allegedly being pursued to play Lilandra in the upcoming X-MEN: DARK PHOENIX, and try to figure out why Simon Kinberg has STILL not been officially announced as the director. Plus, more talk of NEW MUTANTS casting and controversy. We also give our thoughts on what attractions an X-MEN theme park could possibly include, and Trev briefly reviews the WONDER WOMAN movie. Also, talk of the old PETE & PETE show, for the ten other people who remember that. Contact Days of Future Podcast at: facebook.com/daysoffuturepodcast daysoffuturepodcast@gmail.com Twitter: @dofpodcast
Charles Xavier is going to rehab on Muir Island with Moira McTaggart. The rebel Lilandra shows up in his bedroom. And we get to see the JUGGERNAUT BITCH!
Adam and Jeremy read and comment on The Uncanny X-Men #177 from January 1984 titled “Sanction”. This issue features Cyclops, Storm, Nightcrawler, Colossus, Kitty Pryde, Professor X, Stevie Hunter, Lilandra, Havok, Corsair, Amanda Sefton, Mystique, Destiny, Blob, Pyro, Avalanche, Miss … Continue reading →
Adam and Jeremy read and comment on X-Men Annual #7 from December 1983 titled “Scavenger Hunt”. This issue features Cyclops, Wolverine, Storm, Rogue, Nightcrawler, Colossus, Kitty Pryde, Professor X, Lockheed, Lilandra, Illyana Rasputin, Nick Fury, Contessa, Dum Dum Dugan, Ka-Sar, … Continue reading →
Adam and Jeremy read and comment on The Uncanny X-Men #175 from November 1983 titled “Phoenix!” This issue features Cyclops, Wolverine, Rogue, Nightcrawler, Colossus, Storm, Kitty Pryde, Professor X, Lockheed, Kate Summers, Corsair, Captain America, Madelyne Pryor, Lilandra, Hepzibah, Carol … Continue reading →
Adam and Jeremy read and comment on The Uncanny X-Men #174 from October 1983 titled “Romances”. This issue features Cyclops, Wolverine, Rogue, Nightcrawler, Colossus, Storm, Kitty Pryde, Professor X, Lilandra, Lockheed, Corsair, Madelyne Pryor, Hepzibah, Binary, Raza, Ch’od, Mariko Yashida, … Continue reading →
Adam and Jeremy read and comment on The Uncanny X-Men #173 from September 1983 titled “To Have and Have Not”. This issue features Cyclops, Wolverine, Rogue, Nightcrawler, Colossus, Storm, Kitty Pryde, Professor X, Lilandra, Havok, Polaris, Corsair, Madelyne Pryor, Mariko … Continue reading →
Adam and Jeremy read and comment on The Uncanny X-Men #171 from July 1983 titled “Rogue”. This issue features Cyclops, Nightcrawler, Colossus, Storm, Kitty Pryde, Professor X, Carol Danvers, Illyana Rasputin, Lilandra, Rogue, the Morlocks, Sunder, Callisto, Belasco, Sym, and … Continue reading →
Adam and Jeremy read and comment on The Uncanny X-Men #168 from April 1983 titled “Professor Xavier is a Jerk!” This issue features Cyclops, Wolverine, Nightcrawler, Colossus, Storm, Kitty Pryde, Havok, Corsair, Lilandra, Professor X, Illyana Rasputin, Stevie Hunter, Lee … Continue reading →
Adam and Jeremy read and comment on The Uncanny X-Men #167 from March 1983 titled “The Goldilocks Syndrome! (or: Who’s Been Sleeping in My Head?)” This issue features Cyclops, Wolverine, Nightcrawler, Colossus, Storm, Kitty Pryde, Professor X, Sikorsky, Lilandra, Cannonball, … Continue reading →
The Uncanny X-Men #166 from February 1983 titled “Live Free or Die!” Featured are Cyclops, Wolverine, Nightcrawler, Colossus, Storm, Kitty Pryde, Lockheed, Sikorsky, Raza, Corsair, Hepzibah, Binary, Lilandra, and the Brood. Sound Clip in Show #155 Ritchie Havens – Freedom (Woodstock Soundtrack)
Adam and Jeremy read and comment on The Uncanny X-Men #165 from January 1983 titled “Transfigurations!” This issue features Cyclops, Wolverine, Nightcrawler, Colossus, Storm, Kitty Pryde, Lilandra, Professor X, Illyana Rasputin, Stevie Hunter, and Moira MacTaggert, and the Brood. Sound … Continue reading →
Adam and Jeremy read and comment on The Uncanny X-Men #164 from December 1982 titled “Binary Star!” This issue features Cyclops, Wolverine, Nightcrawler, Colossus, Storm, Kitty Pryde, Lilandra, Binary, Professor X, Illyana Rasputin, and the Brood. Sound Clips in Show … Continue reading →
Adam and Jeremy read and comment on The Uncanny X-Men #163 from November 1982 titled “Rescue Mission”. This issue features Cyclops, Wolverine, Nightcrawler, Colossus, Storm, Kitty Pryde, Lilandra, Carol Danvers, Polaris, Havok, Corsair, Moira MacTaggert, Professor X (sort of), and … Continue reading →
Adam and Jeremy read and comment on The Uncanny X-Men #162 from October 1982 titled “Beyond the Farthest Star”. This issue features Cyclops, Wolverine, Nightcrawler, Colossus, Storm, Kitty Pryde, Lilandra, Carol Danvers, Deathbird, Mariko Yashida, and the Brood. Sound Clips … Continue reading →
The Uncanny X-Men #161 from September 1982 titled “Gold Rush!” Featured are Cyclops, Wolverine, Nightcrawler, Colossus, Storm, Kitty Pryde, Lilandra, Carol Danvers, Moira Mactaggert, Corsair, Sikorsky, Magneto, Deathbird, the Brood, and Baron Von Strucker. Sound Clips in Show #150 Tom … Continue reading →
Adam and Jeremy read and comment on The Uncanny X-Men #157 from May 1982 titled “Hide-‘N’-Seek!” This issue features Cyclops, Wolverine, Nightcrawler, Colossus, Storm, Kitty Pryde, Professor X, Corsair, Ch’od, Raza, Hepzibah, Sikorsky, Waldo, Gladiator, Starbolt, Oracle, Lilandra, Warstar, Hussar, … Continue reading →
With guest Greg Rucka! In which death is a revolving door, we really liked Days of Future Past, space pirates are the best pirates, Vulcan is (still) the worst, Miles has a Corsair costume, Lilandra For more information on this and other episodes, check out xplainthexmen.com!
Adam and Jeremy read and comment on The Uncanny X-Men #138 from October 1980 titled “Elegy”. This issue features Cyclops, Wolverine, Nightcrawler, Colossus, Storm, Beast, Angel, Iceman, Professor X, Lilandra, John Grey, Elaine Grey, Sarah Grey, Kitty Pryde, and a … Continue reading →
Adam and Jeremy read and comment on The Uncanny X-Men #137 from September 1980 titled “The Fate of the Phoenix!” This issue features Cyclops, Wolverine, Nightcrawler, Colossus, Storm, Beast, Angel, Professor X, Lilandra, Gladiator, Marvel Girl, Phoenix, Dark Phoenix, the … Continue reading →
Adam and Jeremy read and comment on The Uncanny X-Men #136 from August 1980 titled “Child of Light and Darkness!” This issue features Cyclops, Wolverine, Nightcrawler, Colossus, Storm, Beast, Angel, Professor X, Jarvis, Jimmy Carter, Lilandra, Gladiator, John Grey, Elaine … Continue reading →
Adam and Jeremy read and comment on The Uncanny X-Men #125 from September 1979 titled “There’s Something Awful on Muir Island!” This issue features Cyclops, Wolverine, Nightcrawler, Colossus, Banshee, Storm, Phoenix, Moira MacTaggert, Professor X, Lilandra, Beast, Polaris, Havok, Jaime … Continue reading →
Adam and Jeremy read and comment on The Uncanny X-Men #122 from June 1979 titled “Cry for the Children!” This issue features Cyclops, Wolverine, Nightcrawler, Colossus, Banshee, Storm, Professor X, Phoenix, Misty Knight, Colleen Wing, Lilandra, Jason Wyngard, Moira MacTaggert, … Continue reading →
Adam and Jeremy read and comment on The Uncanny X-Men #118 from February 1979 titled “The Submergence of Japan!” This issue features Cyclops, Wolverine, Nightcrawler, Colossus, Banshee, Storm, Professor X, Lilandra, Misty Knight, Colleen Wing, Iron Fist, Sunfire, Mariko Yashida, … Continue reading →
Adam and Jeremy read and comment on The Uncanny X-Men #117 from January 1979 titled “Psi War!” This issue features Cyclops, Wolverine, Nightcrawler, Colossus, Banshee, Storm, Phoenix, Misty Knight, Professor X, Lilandra, and Amahl Farouk. Also included in this episode … Continue reading →
Adam and Jeremy read and comment on The Uncanny X-Men #114 from October 1978 titled “Desolation”. This issue features Cyclops, Wolverine, Nightcrawler, Colossus, Banshee, Storm, Phoenix, Beast, Professor X, Lilandra, and Sauron. Also included in this episode is commentary on … Continue reading →
Adam and Jeremy read and comment on X-Men #113 from September 1978 titled “Showdown!” This issue features Cyclops, Wolverine, Nightcrawler, Colossus, Banshee, Storm, Phoenix, Beast, Professor X, Lilandra, Magneto, and Nanny. Also included in this episode is commentary on Classic … Continue reading →
Adam and Jeremy read and comment on X-Men #109 from February 1978 titled “Home are the Heroes!” This issue features Cyclops, Wolverine, Nightcrawler, Colossus, Banshee, Storm, Phoenix, Professor X, Lilandra, Moira MacTaggert, Weapon Alpha, and Corsair. Also included in this … Continue reading →
Adam and Jeremy read and comment on X-Men #108 from December 1977 titled “Armageddon Now!” This issue features Cyclops, Wolverine, Nightcrawler, Colossus, Banshee, Storm, Phoenix, Professor X, Lilandra, Emperor D’Ken, Corsair, Ch’od, Raza, Hepzibah, Waldo, Peter Corbeau, Mr. Fantastic, Thing, … Continue reading →
Adam and Jeremy read and comment on X-Men #107 from October 1977 titled “Where No X-Man Has Gone Before!” This issue features Cyclops, Wolverine, Nightcrawler, Colossus, Banshee, Storm, Phoenix, Lilandra, Eric the Red / Shakari, Gladiator, Oracle, Mentor, Hobgoblin, Tempest, … Continue reading →
Adam and Jeremy read and comment on X-Men #105 from June 1977 titled “Phoenix Unleashed!” This issue features Cyclops, Wolverine, Nightcrawler, Colossus, Banshee, Storm, Phoenix, Professor X, Eric the Red / Shakari, Havok, Polaris, Lilandra, Misty Knight, and Firelord. Also … Continue reading →
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