X-Men

So that it's not, like, resolved immediately.

It's not like those, when we would read those X-Men comics back to back, we'd be like, "Cyclops is dead!" And the next issue, it'd be like, "Nah, he just winged me."

[laughs] Yeah.

Be like, oh.

I'm sure I have, but unfortunately, in the moment, nothing is popping into mind.

Give me a few moments to, to rack my brain.

I wish there was something like, you know, Alien versus Predator versus the X-Men or something like that.

I feel like-

First up, Michael Quinn says, "Hey Matt, Jeff, and Queen Ashley.

I am super excited that we finally have the X-Men coming to us, especially Adam Driver playing a first-time villain, at least in movie form, as Mr. Sinister.

One thing that is on my mind, though, is since...

One thing that is on my mind, though, is since we have confirmed Rogue in the form of Obsession star India Havredi, are we possibly going to get Gambit soon? If so, who will they have play the MCU's Remy? Love you guys, 3,000 plus.

Uh, it is the absolute best Spider-Man movie.

Uh, the costumes, the villains, the plot.

What it means for the X-Men too.

What got to me more was the relationship with the others, the special police officer, uh, on the phone.

Yeah.

The X-Men cartoon?

They killed her off in the last season.

Really? Ah.

Robert Downey Jr. came back.

The original X-Men started assembling.

Steve Rogers returned.

The Fantastic Four arrived.

Opinions about Steve Rogers.

Opinions about which Captain America should lead the Avengers.

And opinions about how the X-Men, the Fantastic Four...

The new Avengers, Wakanda, Loki, and everybody else should fit into this story.

DNX, number one, from Marvel Comics, written by Jed McKay, art by Federico Vicentini.

This is the first issue of a crossover, perhaps an unlikely crossover, between the X-Men and the Fantastic Four.

they are dealing with the fallout.

Let me try to explain this.

She's a real crank yanker.

Sue Storm.

I thought this was good, and I think this segues nicely into the next issue, X-Men 37, which takes a fragment, well, I should say, X-Men 37 from Marvel, written by Jed McKay, art by Anetho Diaz, the normal crew on here.

And we are basically just diving deeper into the fight we get from Quentin Quire.

So I, I think there's a few things at play here, but I do think it's also a testing bed for creators to try different things, like you said, to, to be creative and to try weird things and to do things like, you know, like these weird, uh, short series.

So i- it's, it's tough because I, I, I wa- I wanna go back to the old days where we, you know, had these really, like, long ongoing books where we had X-Men's in the 100s and, you know, Superman's in the 700s and Detective Comics in the, you know, whatever.

So but so I, I like it, but part of-- I like it that it helps the industry, but part of me is sad because it doesn't-- we don't have those long series anymore.

Yeah.

Uh, the next book for me is called "Terminal Image Comics".

This is written by Robert Kirkman and Joe Casey, art by Andy Kubert, uh, Dave McCaig, who we're big fans of on the show, colorist, and Russ Wooten is a letterer.

So this book is supposed to be kind of modeled after the '90s X-Men books, like the '90s, uh, groups, like superhero groups.

The first issue did not, was, I was not a huge fan of but I decided to keep going because it, it did scratch that nostalgic itch that I have for that time period.

X-Men finds

its angel.

Godzilla returns in a first look at Minus Zero, and Emmys crown their winners.

It's just I have to communicate with them across the field.

So it's like I go from start yelling on the mic.

I'm really excited about the X-Men or something.

Yeah, yeah.

Go, Asa! Go, Asa German! Sorry, that story will be up first.

But I like watching that show in any capacity, so I'm enjoying it.

And then, of course, last thing I'll mention, I think there's only one episode left for X-Men 97.

Oh,

cool.

Oh, man.

Yeah.

You guys watch that show with the X-Men?

No. What's X-Men 97?

"Flashpoint is one of those books I read when I first got into comics several years ago, but I haven't read it since.

What are some comics you haven't read in a long time that you would like to revisit? Also, I'm currently up to Inferno in my X-Men read through and really enjoying it.

What would you do in Scott's place with the Jean and Maddie situation?"

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