Geraldo Borges

No, speaking of aliens.

Kieran Gillen and Chris Claremont, art by Geraldo Borges and Andrew Dollhouse.

Though, to be fair, Pete, Kieran Gillen and Chris Claremont do each have their own mouth, so it is speaking of two mouths as well.

Yeah, written by two mouths.

So, yeah, this is another one where, you know, shout out because they're doing interesting work.

Kieran Gillen and Geraldo Borges.

Yeah, for me, right below it, actually.

I want to talk about the Bride of Frankenstein lives.

Marvel was nice enough to provide us with a different take on AVX, that's Alien versus X-Men, number one.

It's written by Kieran Gillen with art by Geraldo Borges and colors by Andrew Dalhouse.

Um, quick summary of this book.

Um, Beast, Emma Frost, Cyclops, Kate Pryde, and Wolverine are in space looking for something called the Phoenix Egg.

Two stories in this one.

The main story by Kieran Gillen and Geraldo Borges.

And I...

The weird thing about this issue, and I'm putting on my X-Men continuity hat, is I can't tell when or how the story takes place.

So, ready to move on from this? Yeah.

And we will go on to Alien vs. X-Men, number one of four, written by Kieran Gillen, art by Geraldo Borges, who's also doing a Dick Tracy comic for Mad Cave right now, colors by Andrew Dollhouse.

There's also a backup story called Bells of Hell, part one, written by some guy named Claremont, art by Dave Messina, colors by Rain Berido, and The Letters for Everything by Travis Lanham.

So at the risk of being pedantic, Ruben, something we have a hard rule against on this podcast, I did notice that this is Alien versus X-Men.

according to the credits I have.

Geraldo Borges.

Oh, okay, cool.

Oh,

There was not a consensus pick.

This book won comfortably but not overwhelmingly, but the patron pick was Alien versus X-Men Number 1 from Marvel Comics, written by Kieran Gillen, Geraldo Borges, and Andrew Dalhouse on the main story.

Chris Claremont, Dave Messina, Rain Beredo on the backup story.

All letters by Travis Lanham.

The initial story is written by Kieran Gillen.

Illustrated by Geraldo Borges.

with color art by Andrew Dellhouse, and lettered, both stories, by Travis Lentham.

The backup story is written by Chris Clement.