So, Miles, have you ever noticed how much time the X-Men spend underground?

You know, Jay, it makes sense that they'd operate sub-Rosa given the whole world that hates and fears them deal.

No, no, I mean, literally underground. The more locks live in the sewers,

you got a tunnel to the savage land, there's the whole brute trouble and the big easy thing,

and I mean half the X- if you're mentioned as basements and sub- basements.

Point. They even operated from the ruins under the mansion for a pretty long time.

Given that, it's kind of surprising it took them so long to find Grey Morgan.

The lane? It seems pretty clearly marked where the school is.

No, I mean the mutant kid buried alive under the mansion.

The hell? In the 18th century. What?!

I'm Jay Addident. And I'm Miles Stokes.

And we are here to explain the X-Men.

Because it's about time someone did.

Welcome to episode 408 of Jay and Miles explain the X-Men where we walk you through the ins,

the outs, and direct cons of comics, greatest superhero soap opera.

Well, since you've been back, we've done a bunch of minus issues. We did one mainstream continuity episode with X-Factor,

and now we're doing a mini-series.

Sounds like the 90s.

It does sound like the 90s, yes.

And of course, in the 90s, I'm not going to say no one was a bigger deal,

but few characters were a bigger deal than time-traveling Supercop Lucas Bishop.

That's right, this is his third mini-series we will have covered from the 1990s.

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