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The theme on the Patreon last June was Black [Blank], and we opened the show with Black Box, aka Garabad Bashur, aka Commcast! A Nicieza character, Bashur, hailing from India, has mutant internet powers, running a vast information network through earth's electronic systems! But he also has cloning vats... Chad is joined by friends Jarrod Jahoda and Khelan Bhatia for this deep dive into the worlds of Cable and Deadpool!
Storm month continues as we review Storm v2, an early 2000s limited series by Eric Jerome Dickey and David Yardin, exploring Storm's childhood in Africa! This is a layered and intense limited series with some shocking and sensitive moments, and Chad is joined by artist Seye Sanyaolu and drag queen Megan the Maneater for an incredible discussion!
A Grant Morrison creation, Tattoo (and her brother Phaser) are members of Quentin Quire's Brotherhood during the Riot at Xavier's! Christine Cord has chameleon skin and a phasing ability, and Kick only amplifies those powers! An interesting, and powerful, conversation about the mutant metaphor ensues! With DJ McIver and Emmett Yonemura!
It's Storm month on Graymalkin Lane! We open with a full hilarious script read of X-Men 105, Firelord vs. the X-Men, with some crazy Phoenix and Misty Knight antics along the way. And then it's a Storm fashion review with Num1 and Harum Scarum (costume gallery is available over on the Patreon)!
This one is a journey, what a character! The Leper Queen is a burn victim turned leader of a mutant-murdering cult, a little used character who has taken some big swings. Harum Scarum and Num1 are here to take this journey with me, and be prepared to laugh a lot!
It's been Erik the Red month on Graymalkin Lane! Initially a bizarre costume swap for Cyclops in the 60s, Erik the Red turns into Claremont's first regular X-villain, behind the scenes in the early adventures, and the first of the Shi'ar to be seen on the page! Join Chad, Justin, Derek, Scotty, Austin, and Chapman for an informative and well-researched dive into the complexities of the Shi'ar! And look at this gorgeous cover art by my favorite artist, Seth Martel!
Thursday Rubinstein is a feminist icon. A brilliant scientist, she replaced her own head with an organic, malleable ruby globe, joined the Head-Men, a group of twisted scientists with their own agenda, and even ran for president! A bizarre character with a crazy visual, she's interfaced with the X-Men and many of Marvel's super-heroes! Chad is joined by Michael Anderson and Anthony Laudani for this episode!
Celebrating the work of Andrew Drilon, Juan Ponce, and Josh Trujillo! Then it's the second appearance of Death-Bird as her battle with Ms. Marvel in the shopping mall continues! M.O.D.O.K. and A.I.M. are here, too!
Ann Darnell: Vapor has the power to change into any gaseous form, and she uses it in the scariest ways! A true horror character, she is a member of the U-Foes, dark parallels of the Fantastic Four, with Vapor being the variant of the Invisible Woman. Molly Lazer, teacher and editor, is here with me to look at the world through the eyes of Vapor!
Death-Bird arrives on Graymalkin Lane and she's here to fight Ms. Marvel, all while working for M.O.D.O.K.! With an insanely cool costume design, Death-Bird is all claws, javelins, and savage flight, and she's one of Chad's top five favorite villains! LOVE this character! Andrew Wheeler and Daniel Wilson are here for this one!
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