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All these years, Miles thought he was quoting Jean Grey, but it turned out to be Oscar Wilde. AS USUAL. (X-Men: The Wedding Album)
“Dammit, Logan never made me talk about feelings!” (X-Men: The Wedding Album)
Green ain’t your color anyway, kid. (X-Men: The Wedding Album)
I love every aspect of this segment except for every aspect of its format. Except the Jubilee silhouette at the top, that part’s pretty cool. (X-Men: The Wedding Album)
Ian Churchill, please draw more things. (X-Men: The Wedding Album)
Jean’s had tentacles for arms, so I guess legs like that aren’t that weird. (X-Men: The Wedding Album)
At last, indeed. (X-Men #30)
“I’m the best there is at what I do, and what I do is write real pretty.” (X-Men #30)
Oh god Excalibur #75 comes right after this (X-Men #30)
Aww, these guys. (X-Men #30)
Keep this panel in case you ever need to tie a bow tie! (X-Men #30)
Everyone. (X-Men #30)
These two. (X-Men #30)
Perfect vows, part 1. (X-Men #30)
Perfect vows, part 2. (With bonus second-best-kiss-ever.) (X-Men #30)
See? It is wholly appropriate, Bono. (X-Men #30)
Let’s just not think about how Logan wrote that. (X-Men #30)
Family. (X-Men #30)
Dammit, Rogue! (X-Men #30)
Double dammit, Gambit! (X-Men #30)
Tears every time. (X-Men #30)
Scott’s only been married a few hours and he’s already so much better at feelings! (X-Men #30)
You’re right, Kitty! Reality does bite! (X-Men: The Wedding Album)
Warren Kenneth Worthington III, this is not the time or place! At all! (X-Men: The Wedding Album)
Shatterstar tries. (X-Men: The Wedding Album)
Sean Cassidy: banned from every karaoke bar on the east coast. (X-Men: The Wedding Album)
Kurt’s still got it. Obviously. (X-Men: The Wedding Album)
NEXT EPISODE: Well, at least the cover’s sparkly.
One of the best issues of X-Men EVER. I STILL have my copy of X-Men#30! The scene of Jean telekinetically lifting Prof X to dance with her gets me every time!
I really love this issue of X-men, and the podcast. Honestly, this is a personal question, so please feel free to ignore it if it makes you uncomfortable. When you first recorded the wedding issue, you were both married to each other and this issue was a big part of your ceremony. Now, these many years, and many changes later, I’m curious if you feel any particular aspect of your appreciation of this comic has changed? Are there elements of Scott and Jean’s wedding or their relationship that now come across more strongly.
Personally, there are several arcs of X-men, especially LifeDeath, that read very differently to me depending on my life-circumstances at the moment. Again, if you feel comfortable and interesting, would welcome your thoughts. If not, please keep up the good work.
“Lighten up” is still one of my all time favourite X-moments. Plus, it’s kind of a relief to see that Xavier can actually laugh at himself.
Are there consent issues with teleporting? It seems there would be if you moved a person around a room in any other way.
Are there consent issues with teleporting? There would be if you moved a person around a room in any other way.