488 – There Goes the Moon (Mutant X May, Part 3)

Jay & Miles X-Plain the X-Men

Jay Edidin & Miles Stokes

Arts, Books, Visual Arts

4.8 • 1.8K Ratings

🗓️ 26 May 2025

⏱️ 73 minutes

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Summary

In which we reap the consequences of our choices; possession is 18/10 of the law; Sinister dresses for the occasion; Hank gets his groove back; Havok of Earth-1298 is a jerk; Hank loses his groove; Captain America blows up the moon; the Beyonder experiences a stirring; Dracula makes a deal; and Mutant X May comes to an end.

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0:00.0	So, Jay, what does happen to the Havoc from Earth 1298?
0:04.6	Oh, he ends up in Havoc 616's brain.
0:07.7	So Havoc 616 does get home.
0:10.8	Yeah, but comatose.
0:12.9	That's rough.
0:14.4	Although he does spend said coma having a psychic fling with a hot nurse.
0:18.5	Okay, not too bad.
0:20.6	Facilitated by the nurse's elementary school age, son.
0:23.5	What?
0:35.5	I'm Jay Edited.
0:37.0	And I'm Miles Stokes.
0:38.7	And we are here to Explain the X-Men.
0:41.6	Because it's about time someone did.
0:44.5	Welcome to episode 488 of Jay and Miles Explain the X-Men,
0:47.9	where we walk you through the ins, the outs,
0:49.3	and the retcons of comics' greatest superhero soap opera.
0:53.2	Jay, I think we maybe made a mistake.
0:55.6	Oh, we made a mistake.
0:56.7	So Mutant X-May was, we knew we were biting off a lot.
1:01.3	And then we planned out the episodes, and we knew, like, this was going to be a little bit
1:05.8	bottom-heavy.
1:06.9	Like, we knew there was going to be more in the last episode than in either of the previous
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