So, Jay, do you think superheroes ever get star-struck around each other?

I'm sure, Miles. All the time.

I mean, even Cyclops has a Captain America teddy bear.

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 425 of Jay and Miles explained the X-Men where we walk you through the ins,

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

And welcome back to some truly delightful late 90s comics.

We are going to be doing some more X-Men and uncanny X-Men.

Yeah, this is the tragically abort of Seagull and Kelly Run.

It is so good.

I'm not saying like every issue is an absolute banger,

but we're going to be covering two two-part stories, one from each book today,

that are great.

And I don't know. I mean, I guess we could,

because these stories are largely separate, like group all of the uncanny together in an episode,

or, well, multiple episodes, all the adjective lists in a handful of episodes.

But I kind of like doing these two books side by side,

because clearly the writers were very heavily coordinating.

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