414 – Blackwater Boy Band

Jay & Miles X-Plain the X-Men

Jay Edidin & Miles Stokes

Arts, Books, Visual Arts

4.8 • 1.8K Ratings

🗓️ 19 June 2023

⏱️ 50 minutes

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Summary

In which Wild Child makes an unlikely Santa Claus; Sabretooth champions continuity; Random’s last name should’a been Violence; Forge doesn’t have to like you; and Mackie’s X-Factor run gets interesting—right before its untimely end.

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0:00.0	You know, Jay, the government doesn't do so well with Mutant and Mutant adjacent teams, right?
0:05.1	I mean, Freedom Force, X-Factor.
0:07.5	Miles X-Factor wasn't a total disaster.
0:11.3	Dude, Sabre Tooth, Sabre Toothed, everyone.
0:14.4	Oh, no, no, not that X-Factor.
0:16.8	The X-Factor that was in Mutant Civil Rights Task Force established by Agents Gray and Curse.
0:21.2	Wait, Gray? Any relation to...
0:24.0	Gray with an A. Ah, so what did they do?
0:27.5	Not much. They were established just before M. Day.
0:30.3	I'd imagine that limited the scope of their work.
0:32.8	Oh, yeah. So they basically just kind of bumped around until Norman Osborne killed them.
0:38.0	They came precedents and fired them.
0:40.0	WHAT?!
0:51.9	I'm Jay Editing.
0:53.2	And I'm Miles Stokes.
0:54.7	And we are here to explain the X-Men.
0:57.5	Because it's about time someone did.
0:59.2	Welcome to episode 414 of Jay and Miles,
1:02.0	explain the X-Men,
1:03.3	where we walk you through the ends, the outs,
1:04.8	and the red cons of comics greatest superhero soap opera.
1:08.1	And welcome back to Howard Mackie,
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