According to the credits the character of Kid Omega is in The Last Stand. Stasia will not let this injustice go unanswered. Let's dig into Quentin Quire, the one and only Kid Omega. Special guest Nick from Alleycat Comics.

It's time to look at a few minor background characters that have more ink on the page. Strap in to hear about Anole, Arclight, and Glob Herman. I swear all of these characters are actually in the movie.

Just like in The Last Stand the X-Men spent quite a bit of time in San Francisco. Producer James lays out the timeline of the X-Men's West Coast residency. Stasia gives the character highlights of Marrow (and a little about Spyke).

In honor of Professor X's funeral in the movie let's hit a highlight of a few X-Men funerals. This is not the first time Iceman and Kitty Pryde have been closer. Here's a rundown of their brief comic romantic relationship. Lastly, there is some cure talk.

Let's take a minute and talk about the character Callisto. She may be highlighted in this movie, but how is she represented? Spoiler alert: Not the same at all.

Multiple Man may be a henchman in The Last Stand but Jamie Madrox has so much more to offer. This entire episode is dedicated to the life and legend of one of Stasia's favorite characters, Multiple Man.

Here it is at last. The deep dive into the Jean Grey/Phoenix retcon. Is it straightforward? No. Does it all happen in X-Men Comics? Absolutely not. Does it take some time to explain? Sure does.

Let's dive into the worlds of celebrity and business. X-Statix and Worthington Industries become the focus of this particular episode.

New season. New movie. New director. Same hosts. How does Angel feel about his mutation? Did you ever think about the Danger Room having feelings? Find out all that and more in this week's thrilling episode.

In celebration of the final credits of X2: X-Men United let's discuss the end of Season 1 of X-Men '97. What storylines are included in this season? What was already crossed over that was discussed in previous episodes? Why is this the greatest thing Marvel has ever done?