
X-Men Fanatic Shawn, Cosplayer and X-Fan Kevin and Super Fan Ryan walk you through the X-Shows and Movies. We are on a mission to solve how each of the different visual medias represent X- Men as a whole.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 193 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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This week the boys are visited once more by Felipe Kinetic. We discuss EDC, cosplay, and oh yeah, this episode of Wolverine and the X-Men. Scott is enjoying a meal at the only cafe in town when he spots Harpoon. He surmises that Sinister has Jean and... more
Wolverine's past is at it again! Its time to find out more details aboot his forgotten history. This week the Solving boys unravel this new mystery involving another member of Weapon... no wait, is it Team? Yea, Team X, that's it. Is this new bit of ... more
The boys are back in town! And we bring on Warpath Dylan from House of X, To Me My X-Men, The Uncanny Experience and cosplaying fame. With our powers combined we cover this episode where Nightcrawler finally makes it to Genosha. He is led around by S... more
We've teased him on the pod, and this week he has agreed to join us for this review! Chapman Blake from Subtext Men Podcast is here! For the first time, we get to see what the fuschia looks like for Professor X. And what a plethora of cameos! What a ... more
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No place to hide, no place to run. The Shawn and Kevin age has now begun. As an X-treme X-Men casual this is an essential podcast to listen to. Not only do you get charming witty banter but you also get a wealth of context and behind the scenes knowledge of all things X-Men. Listening to these brings a smile to my face and brightens my day and I have Pryde to have known Shawn and Kevin in my lifetime. Give this a listen, it’s a Gambit that will bring you Jubilee!
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This show leans into deep-dan fan analysis of X-Men media, balancing episode-by-episode recaps with behind-the-scenes anecdotes, origin stories, and cross-media connections. Hosts riff on character dynamics, design choices, and lore, often weaving in conventions, cosplay perspectives, and creator insights from guests. Listeners can expect lively banter, strong affection for the source material, and thoughtful discussions about representation, continuity, and how different formats (animated series, comics, films) tell X-Men stories. A notable strength is the blend of nerdy depth with personal anecdotes, making it approachable for casual fans and rewarding for longtime enthusiasts alike.
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