I am so, so glad I found a study job. Hunting is the absolute worst.

Right. Sometimes I get jealous of people who have family businesses to go into.

I don't know, man. Those usually come with a lot of obligations. Like, you can't choose what you

study. Or you have to join the Hellfire Club and spend your career trying to fill your famous

dad's SNM harnesses. Where you have to marry Gambit? Oh poor belladonna. Did she ever end up

moving on? I mean, she was dating. That's great. I'd thrash your brother. What?

I'm Jay Editing. And I'm Miles Stokes. And we are here to explain the X-Men.

Because it's about time someone did. Welcome to episode 415 of Jay and Miles

explained the X-Men where we walk you through the ins, the outs and direct cons of comics,

greatest superhero soap opera. And welcome to trench coats, metal boots, and pink breastplates.

As we look at the second Gambit mini-series published in 1997.

So we already had one Gambit mini-series back in the day. It was Thieves Guild, The Sassons Guild

stuff. Miles. Miles. You got to pronounce them right if you're going to say them.

Ah sorry, Thieves Guild and The Sassons Guild stuff. We met Belladonna, Gambits,

kind of wife. We met Tanta Mady, Baptiste, a nice old lady who takes care of him and maybe

his magic. The Rogue mini-series dealt with some of the same stuff. And now we have a Gambit mini-series

that deals with really not very many of those things. Gambit is the only thief in sight.

Sorry, Thief in sight. Yeah, this mini-series definitely takes Gambit a field from his usual

stomping grounds. It's an interesting one. I still have really mixed feelings about it. I'm not

sure whether or not I like it. You know, I kind of feel the same way. And I think I came down

on the side of liking it. When I first read it, I always read the comics we cover at least twice,

once just to read them and then once to take notes and stuff. The first time it left me completely

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