
In which Dean and Morgan answer the question "does the world really need another X-Men podcast?" Every other Tuesday, join your "professors" as they examine the themes, characters, and stories of the long-running Marvel Comics series through the lens of academic theories and scholarship.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 56 | Founded | a year ago |
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Better late than never, students! We are finally getting our X-Men 97 coverage up on our feed for ya! Justin Jordan returns to discuss everything episodes 3 and 4!
Alright, time to lock in and get organized students! For this special BONUS Episode, your hosts are joined by Pulitzer Prize-winning National Security reporter and comics writer Spencer Ackerman (Reign of Terror, Iron Man, Waller v. Wildstorm, Foreve... more
Welcome into the terrifying world of adulthood, students! For this week's BONUS episode, your professors are joined by returning guests Collin Kelly and Jackson Lanzing, better known as the Hivemind, to talk about their upcoming creator-owned book YO... more
It's time to RIOT, Students! For this lecture, your professors are joined by the absolutely LOVELY hosts of the X-Men True Friends podcast Kyle Gibson and Joshua Catone to dive DEEP into Quentin Quire-related shenanigans
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The show blends scholarly, classroom-style analysis with deep dives into X-Men storytelling, focusing on character arcs, editorial context, and real-world parallels. Across recent episodes, discussions center on Morrison-era X-Men, Genosha and geopolitics, character studies of Emma Frost, Xorn, and John Sublime, and meta conversations about adaptation, brand management, and fan culture. A recurring strength is turning dense comics lore into accessible debates—often with guests who bring editorial, artistic, or critical perspectives—while maintaining a playful, <?> tone that helps long-time fans and newcomers connect themes to broader cultural currents. A notable hallmark is the mix of host-led theory with guest-led expertise from writers, a... more
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