
Comedians Matt Aukamp (Save Your Game, The Very Worst) and Pat Reber (The Very Worst) read the X-Men in chronological order and talk about all the weird, funny, ridiculous, insightful, and interesting things within.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 75 | Founded | a year ago |
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We're back with another cooooool episode for everyone! Not only cool because it's a sex number, but also cool because cold. This week, Matt and Pat talk about ICEMAN! Specifically the Iceman mini-series from 1984... It's CHOCK FULL of metaphors, but ... more
ISSUES: Nightcrawler #1-4, Amazing Spider-Man #161-162 & Marvel Team-Up #89, Bizarre Adventures #27
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The X-Men's Gymnasium. Hot Dog Insecurity. Why... more
Oh boy are we covering some all-timers in this episode, folks! We're back with the X-Men in their single-issue-story era, which includes Claremont and Barry Windsor-Smith's terrific follow up to Lifedeath, and the iconic Trial of Magneto! And you'd b... more
Join us on our journey back up North, folks, as we say good riddance to John Byrne, and good god what have we done to Bill Mantlo! Alpha Flight reaches some real high and real low points in this arc, and you'd better believe we're gonna tear it all a... more
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Been binging enough to know I officially love this show now. I came for the discussion of my beloved X-men, stayed for the hilarious banter. A real treat!
The two hosts are funny and insightful, with a clear enthusiasm for the topic of C-Men. You can tell they are good friend by the easy rapport they have. It makes each episode entertaining, interesting and well worth the listen. I didn’t know we needed another X-Men podcast, but it turns out we did and this was the one more we needed.
Insightful and funny, a great time exploring the darkest corner of X-Men history.
Excellent podcast. Funny hosts and a great listen if you are also reading through the X-Men from the beginning.
These guys are great!
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Two hosts dissect X-Men storylines in a loose, humorous, and deeply analytical style, balancing panel-by-panel reads with cultural critique and fan-driven banter. Episodes thread through era-spanning crossovers, character arcs, and editorial quirks, all delivered with sharp humor and a love for nerdy detail. The show stands out for its willingness to tackle sensitive topics within the comics era—race, gender, and power dynamics—while keeping the discussion approachable for both long-time fans and newcomers exploring classic runs.
What makes it unique is the blend of encyclopedic comic knowledge, conversational spontaneity, and listener engagement (emails and community jokes) that create a lively, approachable archive of Marvel history told... more
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