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Today we talk about Illyana Rasputina, Colossus's often-kidnapped younger sister who also is a member of the New Mutants by the name of Magik, can teleport, do magic, and also aged up a decade after forging a cool sword and becoming the ruler of Limbo. Media specifically mentioned in today's episode: -Giant-Size X-Men (1975) #1 -Uncanny X-Men (1963) #145 -Uncanny X-Men (1963) #160 -Magik (1983) -New Mutants (1983) #14 -New Mutants movie -Inferno -Excalibur (1988) #11 -Excalibur (1988) #83 -X-Men (1991) #17 -Uncanny X-Men (1963) #303 -New X-Men (2004) #37 -X-Infernus (2008) -New Mutants (2009) -Uncanny X-Men (2011) -Avengers Vs X-Men (2012) #6 -Uncanny X-Men (2013) -New Mutants: Dead Souls (2018) -New Mutants (2019) -Pencilscratchins Illyana design -Robin (2021) #1 -Flatline -Daredevil (2019) Thanks to Victoria Watkins for our icon! Support Capes and Japes by: Checking out our Patreon or donating to the Tip jar Find out more on the Capes and Japes website.

A Superman-like superhero might not be all that he seems (The Mighty, volume one), the X-Men return to Limbo to retrieve an old friend (X-Infernus), and a Communist Superman grapples with bringing peace to the world (Superman: Red Son).

A Superman-like superhero might not be all that he seems (The Mighty, volume one), the X-Men return to Limbo to retrieve an old friend (X-Infernus), and a Communist Superman grapples with bringing peace to the world (Superman: Red Son).

A Superman-like superhero might not be all that he seems (The Mighty, volume one), the X-Men return to Limbo to retrieve an old friend (X-Infernus), and a Communist Superman grapples with bringing peace to the world (Superman: Red Son).

A Superman-like superhero might not be all that he seems (The Mighty, volume one), the X-Men return to Limbo to retrieve an old friend (X-Infernus), and a Communist Superman grapples with bringing peace to the world (Superman: Red Son).

This week we once again try to keep up with the nonstop barrage of X-Men comics and review X-Force 13, X-Infernus 4, the X-Men Kingbreaker mini, Young X-Men 12 and Manifest Destiny: Nightcrawler.Then we get a very special call from Rob's brother Woody.   The topics in this call are frankly too disturbing to ever print here.In Retro Reviews we rid ourselves of the Beyonder forever by finishing Secret Wars 8, New Mutants 37, Uncanny X-Men 203 and Secret Wars 9.And as always we finish up with a fastball special.Highlights include the importance of busts, deals at the Pig, blatant lies, and the stalking of Brian P.   Also, our apologies to everyone offended in this episode.

Around Comics' Brion Salazar joins us to celebrate our 50th train wreck! Topics include: Captain America Comics, Popgun Volume 1 from Image, Rick Veitch, The Outer Space Men, Big Man Japan from Magnolia Pictures, I Love You, Beth Cooper, Pixar comics from Boom!, FANZINE FLASHBACK, Agents of Atlas and Gabriel Hardman, X-Infernus, Vertigo Crime, Cable and Deadpool, X-Men Origins: Wolverine, Flash: Rebirth, Gil Kane, Bendis and the Avengers, and much more!

This week we do a ton of catching up in On Shelves Now, reviewing the Magneto Testament mini-series, Young X-Men 10, Manifest Destiny 5, X-Force 11, X-Infernus 3, and X-Factor 40.  We then bring Brian Braddock (aka Captain Britain) on to give some advice to our listeners.  Special thanks to Brian for being on the show!And in Retro Reviews we look at Secret Wars 2: 5 and 6, and finally make Brian happy by reading New Mutants Special Edition 1 and Uncanny X-Men Annual 9.  We finish up a big review of Uncanny X-Men 200.And finally, an action packed Fastball Special.Highlights include Brian's review of Cherry Poptart 1, germs, going to the movies alone, checking out chicks with a four year old, and which On Shelves Now sent Rob on an angry tirade?

This week we go head to head with X-Infernus #3 and Nightwing #153, the final issue! We also review Green Lantern Corps #33, Batman #686, Thor #600 and more. We finish off the show by discussing the shocking and exciting end of last week's Legion of Three Worlds #3 and talk about the announcements made at the New York Comic-ConSubscribe on itunesDirect Download(right click, save as)

In this episode we catch back up in On Shelves Now, reviewing:Young X-Men 9, Ghost Boxes 2, Cable 9, Wolverine 70, X-Force 10, and X-Infernus 2.   Next we try out a new segment - X-Men Roleplay - where Brian and Rob surprise each other with 3 questions for X-Men characters, creators, etc. and the other roleplays that character answering.  Hilarity clearly ensues.In Retro Reviews we have an... interesting... week with Secret Wars 2: 2 - 4, and X-Men Alpha Flight 1 & 2.And we wrap things up with a Fastball Special.Don't forget to visit us at our forum.

This week in On Shelves Now we review X-Factor 38, Cable 8, Manifest Destiny 4, Wolverine Origins 30, Legacy 219, Uncanny 505, and X-Infernus 1.Next we hand out our 2008 Year End Awards.And in Retro Reviews we look at New Mutants 29 through 31, Secret Wars II: 1, and Uncanny X-Men 196.And back by popular demand - Fastball Special!Don't forget to visit us at our forum.

We ring in the new year with a torrent of talk on Tony Moore on Ghost Rider, more Cheap Ass Trades, Morrison and Quitely's All Star Superman, Superman: Our Worlds at War (Not) Complete Collection, John Byrne and Comics Journal #74, Willingham and Sturges on JSA, more babble on the cost of comics, Top Cow, Gary Frank and JMS, Midnight Nation, Rising Stars, storing comics, X-Infernus, Northlanders, and a whole mess more! Bonus! More Hotline hilarity!

We had some problems uploading this episode but better late than never. We go head to head with X-Infernus #1 and Batman #682. We also review the end of secret Invasion with the release of Secret Invasion #8, did all the years of planning pay off or was the series a disappointment. We finish off the show with some quick looks at JSA #21, New Avengers #47 and more.Subscribe on itunesDirect Download(right click, save as)