You know Miles in retrospect the weirdness of Iceman straight hookups could probably have predicted his gayness all on their own

Yeah, I mean having a fling with the incarnated concept of oblivion who is also her own father

is certainly one way to proclaim one's heterosexuality. Oh no no that's pretty

standard for the Marvel Universe.

I was talking about Mystique.

What? I'm Jay Eddidin and I'm Miles Stokes and we are here to explain the X-Men.

Because it's about time someone did.

Welcome to episode 436 of J and Miles,

Explain the X-Men, where we walk you through the ins, the outs, and the

Redcons of comics greatest superhero soap opera.

And sometimes through the obscure mini series, I actually didn't know this one existed until my friend

Devon brought it up to me.

And now here we are.

Here we are.

So we are down to four ongoing X-books that we're covering in the podcast at this point.

But of course, the miniseries, yes, much quicker, the

miniseries never stop. And this one is from 1998 and it's called X-Men

Liberators.

So I have a question that I want to come back to at the end of the discussion

that I want you to keep in mind through this and that is should this have been a mini-series or an arc an arc of one of the main books?

That is an excellent question and yes let's definitely make sure to come back to that after we

discuss this story.

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