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In which “Cross-Time Caper” is something of a misnomer; Excalibur is an awful lot of fun to summarize; none of us will ever live up to Oscar Wilde’s expectations; Captain Britain secretly derives his powers from genre; sometimes things turn out to be simple; Kitty Pryde is better at everything than you; manipulation and murder are the new flowers and candy; context may or may not ruin everything; Meggan gets a new outfit; Technet takes Brighton; and some universes are just too silly to survive.
Rick Jones, Sidekick SupremeThe Cross-Time CaperExcalibur #12-15Three love trianglesJay’s mom’s late iguanaCaptain Marshall, Lord Champion of the RealmPrince WilliamButch the ogrePrincess KateFisticuffsInstant air conditioning, Excalibur-styleBagpipe VaderAn anticlimactic solution to a protracted problemSorcery 101Several profoundly unethical ways to initiate a relationshipArrested ExcaliburThe Campsite Rule of relationshipsThe logistics and social history of tarring and featheringA protracted parodyA very large number and several names for itA theoretical team-upUltimate HungerAn unidentified comic that is not Ultimate HungerSome less-than-ideal creative choicesA multiversal montageJamie Braddock (more) (again)A duckThe unenviable fate of Doctor CrocodilePairing mutants with metal genresInconsistent flight safety measuresNEXT EPISODE: Killing the X-Men, with Charles Soule
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