Uncanny X-Minutes

The most exclusive club in the Marvel Universe is run by the most powerful mutants. What is the Hellfire Club all about both in and out of the comics? This movie also asks us to discuss what makes a mutant a mutant.

New season and new movie. To discuss the beginning of X-Men: First Class why not start with the comic book run titled "First Class". To even out the good times it is paired with the retelling of Magneto's experiences during WWII and the Holocaust with "Magneto: Testament".

Disclaimer: Due to the more mature nature of Magneto: Testament the themes of the latter half of the episode do concern the atrocities of the time as discussed through the lens of the story.

Wrapping up X-Men Origins: Wolverine with a highlight the most famous version of Deadpool that's only a head. From Marvel Zombies to the Deadpool Corps Stasia and Producer James cover the Merc with a Mouth from Universe-2149 to end the fourth movie in the series.

Stasia and Producer James discuss as much Silver Fox that's fit to print. Turns out that's not a whole lot, so let's talk about Empath instead. The member of the Hellions that can manipulate the emotions of those around him. Close enough.

Since we are introduced to "Weapon XI" aka "Deadpool" now is as good as ever to discuss the Weapon Plus program. Starting with Weapon I all the way to Weapon Infinity most numbers are retconned to fit into Wolverine's origins. Time to rapid fire through a lot of characters.

It's about time for us to discuss Stasia's favorite thief, Remy LeBeau a.k.a. Gambit. Buckle up for only a fraction of what this suave, explosive, Rogue-Loving X-Man has in his backstory.

One of the X-Men's oldest villains is the Blob. Stasia and Producer James rundown what this massive foe is all about. With a brief side note about John Wraith.

The body count increases in these ten minutes of X-Men Origins: Wolverine. Let's give a highlight to Agent Zero a.k.a. Maverick. But more importantly, the question is answered "Who is Alpha Flight?" Bundle up as we trek up to Canada to discuss that country's greatest superhero team.

It's finally happening. The big event that this movie is based around.... Wolverine has adamantium bonded onto his skeleton. Producer James and Stasia run through how this event plays through in the comics. Paired with a healthy dose of the Howlett/Hudson/Logan family tree to round it all out.

Warning: The second half of this episode does have some discussion surrounding fictional characters committing suicide.

Wolverine's love life has a body count. Stasia and Producer James go through all of the unfortunate ladies that have fallen in love with Wolverine. With a bonus side story about how Sabretooth celebrates Logan's birthday.