As Mentioned in Episode 34 – Mordenkainen's Marvelous Mutants
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Remember when missing twin towers always signified a horrible post-apocalyptic future? (Uncanny X-Men #189)
Rachel Summers, in her Hound uniform. (Uncanny X-Men #189)
Kids, if a necklace you find in a fish talks to you, DON'T LISTEN. (Uncanny X-Men #189)
Oh. You, again. (Uncanny X-Men #189)
Moments when the Hellfire Club and the X-Men just really want to not talk about this and go back to whatever they were doing are pretty much the best X-Men/Hellfire Club moments. (Uncanny X-Men #189)
Lookit all those temporal references! (Uncanny X-Men #189)
Imagining Kid Miles diving into X-Men with this issue: never not funny. (Uncanny X-Men #190)
Well, then. (Uncanny X-Men #190)
But.. isn't that basically what Vision normally wears? (Uncanny X-Men #190)
Callisto: Pure awesome in any universe. (Uncanny X-Men #190)
What. (Uncanny X-Men #190)
CAPTAIN AMERICA WE LOVE YOU (Uncanny X-Men #190)
This fucking recap page. (Uncanny X-Men #191)
Warlock-o-Vision! (Uncanny X-Men #191)
Remember that time Spider-Man got actually literally crucified in a CCA-approved comic? Because that definitely happened. (Uncanny X-Men #191)
Warlock is not only the best friendly space teenager, but also the best jetpack. (Uncanny X-Men #191)
Oh. That guy. (Uncanny X-Men #191)
LOOK AT THIS ANGRY SPACE ROBOT AND HIS AMAZING TECHNOORGANIC BEARD (Uncanny X-Men #192)
In which the X-Men absolutely fail at hide-and-seek in just about every possible way. (Uncanny X-Men #192)
Not only is Illyana a badass demon sorceress and teleporter, but her taste in movies is impeccable. (Uncanny X-Men #192)
HERE HAVE SOME MORE TECHNOORGANIC SPACE BEARD (Uncanny X-Men #192)
Rogue goes Technarch, is adorable. (Uncanny X-Men #192)
SPAAAAAAAAACE BEEEEEEEEEEEEEARD (Uncanny X-Men #192)
He's such a parent. (Uncanny X-Men #192)
Don't worry. Later, the Morlocks find him, fix him up, and dress him in elaborate bondage gear. (Uncanny X-Men #192)
MERRY CHRISTMAS, X-MEN! (Uncanny X-Men #192)
Next week: Welcome to the Heartbreak Hotel.
Links and Further Reading:
In Episode 34, we answered a question from a listener looking for textual evidence that Nightcrawler isn't homophobic (we pointed them to Amazing X-Men #13). Rachel also discussed that question from a different angle–and at considerably more length–on the blog.
Diana: Warrior Princess is both an incredibly fun game setting and a brilliant piece of cultural satire.
We are big fans of both the Gamers movies and the humans responsible for them.
Rachel and Elle talk a lot of shit about Hank Pym in Episode 4 of Into It.
Amara Aquilla
Hyboria
illyana rasputin
Jean-Paul Beaubier
Kulan Gath
ororo munroe
piotr rasputin
Rahne Sinclair
Red Sonya
Sam Guthrie
Sebastian Shaw
Technarchy
The first time I saw the whole Hyborean Age X-Men story was while working at a business that restored vintage comics. I remember flipping through the issue several times (cause, y'know, how could you not double-take) and being totally baffled. I'll say, after this episode it makes… slightly more sense? Ah whatever, I still dig Colossus's barbarian outfit for reasons I cannot fully justify.
Wasn't Ultimate Nightcrawler homophobic towards gay Ultimate Colossus for a while until gay Ultimate Colossus was like "Hey you're being a jerk, what's up with that."
Also, as a gay man, not even *I* care about Northstar.
Thiago Santos says:
I actually really enjoyed the "An Age Undreamed of" story. I got a little lost at the beginning but it was nice to realize the story starts right after Rachel and Magma were rescued by the X-Men, in Hellfire Club (and that's why they're paired up once again and Storm is in a ship, just like the previous issue). I always find it enjoyable when Claremont gets to make a epic-like story in just two issues of his monthly book without even crossovering to other books!
Episode 53: Dungeons and Danishes | MultiversalQ says:
[…] The episode of Jay and Miles where they discuss the original X-men story is here! […]
RBerman says:
"Claudication" comes from the Latin "claudo" meaning "I close." So any act of closure might be called "claudication."
milovoo says:
Do you happen to know the name of the podcast about Bronze Age Dr Strange by the person you met in a restaurant? (Around 40:00). Thanks!!!
Indeed: Titan Up the Defense! Their episodes alternate coverage of The Defenders (with 70s Dr. Strange) and The New Teen Titans.
Their previous podcast, Teen Titan Wasteland, covered the original Teen Titans comics. It's sorta a prequel to Titan Up the Defense.
The Secret Origin of the Jay & Miles/TUTD Epic Team-Up Revealed!
PS Milovoo – STRONGLY RECOMMEND Titan Up the Defense. TBH, Hub and Corey's interpretation of Dr. Strange may be my favorite version of Strange, period (I got one of my friends into the podcast and he agrees).