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In which the X-Men cross over with two generations of Star Trek; your grandma invented slash fiction; Gladiator punches a starship; we designate a universe; Leonard McCoy gets bowdlerized; “Gary” is a silly name for a god; Elizabeth Dehner deserves better; a lot of things happen in space; Worf and Wolverine enjoy a brief but intense romance; the X-Men should have more to say about the ethics of “curing” mutation; and we successfully delay Onslaught by another week.
Cross-franchise creative footprintsCollecting Star Trek in the ‘90sSecret origins of Tina and Jay’s friendshipStar TrexStar Trek: The Next Generation / X-Men: Second ContactStar Trek: The Next Generation / X-Men: Planet XDelta Vega“Where No Man Has Gone Before”The Shi’ar (again)The relationship of Star Trek to the Marvel UniverseEarth-1701, which may or may not also be Earth-200500Proteus (again)A dubious dateFirst ContactThe BorgSeveral temporal anomaliesThe TravelerMichael Jan FriedmanXhaldiaTime Hooks and/or Chrono-compassesPrune juiceYour new shipThe DrakkonA simulated Charles XavierA Highland sex ghost, apparently?NEXT EPISODE: All of the Marvels, with Douglas Wolk!
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