Jay & Miles X-Plain the X-Men

467 – Disorganizing Principle

In which Nightcrawler has a type; the Hill is a bad place to raise your kids up; Colossus introduces Marrow to art; we come out against autotrepanation; Mikhail Rasputin never learns; Destiny leaves clues from beyond the grave; and The Twelve looms.

X-PLAINED:

  • That one universe where Mystique raised Nightcrawler in an attic
  • An event in name only
  • Some shit that went down a while ago
  • The Hill (more) (again)
  • Uncanny X-Men #373-374
  • X-Men #93-94
  • Marrow as a child soldier
  • Rural Boston
  • Some asshole
  • Mikhail Rasputin (more) (again)
  • How to prove that you’re a god
  • The souls of furniture and some other things
  • The green psychic entity who’s been secretly controlling Mikhail Rasputin, I guess?
  • Ninja problems
  • B. Byron Biggs
  • Ronnie Lake
  • A Conspiracy
  • How Rogue and Destiny met
  • Compulsory heterosexuality
  • Destiny’s diaries
  • Prognostication vs. agenda-setting
  • Skrullverine’s power mimicry
  • How the Mannites could’ve been used in the Krakoan era

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2 comments

  1. So much stuff this episode worth talking about, but for me the biggest thing is…

    I hate that you’re right about Polaris. When she’s good she’s fantastic – stubborn but compassionate, loyal but pragmatic, serious but able to have a laugh – She’s honestly my favourite X-Man, but it’s hard to really get behind that when outside of X-Factor (and sometimes even IN X-Factor) she’s so scattershot in her charactisation. Even more reason to be sad about Leah Williams and David Baldeon’s X-Factor run being cut so criminally short.

    I must either have a type or be cursed, because I also really like Rachel Summers/Grey so I’m two-for-two on the “often written wildly inconsistently” stakes.

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