382 – Seven Swords

Jay & Miles X-Plain the X-Men

Jay Edidin & Miles Stokes

Arts, Books, Visual Arts

4.8 • 1.8K Ratings

🗓️ 15 August 2022

⏱️ 47 minutes

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Summary

In which Brian Braddock has grown as a person; we remain unimpressed by the Crimson Dawn; Marvel discovers email; seven swords to two people is a pretty good ratio; everyone hates Spiral; and love may or may not save the world.

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0:00.0	So Jay, where's Brian Braddock these days anyway?
0:05.3	Back in the lighthouse I think, it's the rebuilt one I mean, although he does run around
0:09.4	a lot.
0:10.8	I thought he was ruling other world.
0:13.2	No, no, that's been over for a while.
0:15.8	Huh, okay, I see.
0:17.8	Anyway, it turned out it was all a setup by...
0:20.4	Merlin, right?
0:22.2	King the Conqueror.
0:24.2	WHAT?!
0:30.0	I'm Jay Editon.
0:37.6	And I'm Miles Stokes.
0:39.2	And we are here to explain the X-Men.
0:42.2	Because it's about time someone did.
0:44.0	Welcome to episode 382 of Jay and Miles explain the X-Men where we walk you through the
0:48.5	ins, the outs and the retcons of comics greatest superhero soap opera.
0:52.7	And welcome back to the team that includes the Firestarter.
0:56.8	It's Excalibur again, it's Ben Rob's run, but like for a full arc this time.
1:01.4	Wait, the Firestarter?
1:02.7	Oh yeah, Colossus was listening to the song Firestarter by the prodigy when he was painting
1:07.6	and Ben Rob's first issues first panel and I remained charmed, even low these many weeks
1:12.2	later.
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