Hey, L. Hey, Miles, what's up? I was just wondering. So you're from Scotland. Do you know

anything about the Marvel UK heroes from the early 90s? Oh, yeah. They were a big thing

when I was just starting to get into Marvel. So what's the deal with motor mouth? She showed

up on a couple issues of Peter David's Hulk run, but other than that, she doesn't seem to

have made much of an impression in Marvel in the US. Well, Mozart was a teenage girl by the name

of Harley Davis, who accidentally got mixed up in the plans of the evil mistech corporation

when she stole some of their experimental dimension-hawking equipment. Okay, okay. So I'm guessing

they wanted that stuff back. They really did. So they sent Kill Power, who was this massively

powerful hitman with a mind of a child to take her out. But wait a minute, wasn't her book called

Motor Mouth and Kill Power? It was. Kill her quickly switched sides, decide with Motor Mouth,

and everything was going totally fine until she caught a stray ricochet from a bullet he'd fired.

Luckily, he was able to save her. With some kind of battlefield medical training? Yeah.

Okay, maybe an advanced mistech healing do Hickey. Not even.

Well, how did he save her?

But I'm planting bits of her sneakers in her throat. What?!

I'm Milestokes. And I'm Al Kennedy, filling in for Jay Edadon while he's on parental leave.

And we are here to explain the X-Men. Because it's about time someone did.

Welcome to Episode 398 of Jay and Miles explained the X-Men, where we walked

through the ins, outs, and retcons of comics, greatest superhero soap opera.

And welcome back from space!

There's half of the X-Men, at this point in time, have been dealing with Operation Zero Tolerance

for what feels like about 150 years. And the rest of them have been off-gallavanting

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