Derevko47
Joined Jul 2005
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Since their introduction in 1963, The X-Men have added an unfathomable number characters. From the insanely powerful (like Jean Grey/Phoenix) to the seemingly mundane and over looked (like Roxy Washington/Bling!). Each week Connor and his guests manage to make us care, a least a little bit, about each character by delving into publication history and backstory.
The weekly guests are as varied as the characters they are discussing. From Pulitzer Prize winning journalist to comic book creators, from attorneys to college professors, Connor's guests bring a variety of fresh, obviously deep insights to characters both beloved and bemoaned.
While the episodes can get a bit long, I am always left wishing and wanting the next episode.
I will not spoil any of the episodes, but if you are looking for a particular place to start, I would suggest Episode 59 featuring Connor's Dad James. Their dynamic and back and forth is heart warming and fun.
Until Alex Summers gets his PHD make mine Cerebro.
The weekly guests are as varied as the characters they are discussing. From Pulitzer Prize winning journalist to comic book creators, from attorneys to college professors, Connor's guests bring a variety of fresh, obviously deep insights to characters both beloved and bemoaned.
While the episodes can get a bit long, I am always left wishing and wanting the next episode.
I will not spoil any of the episodes, but if you are looking for a particular place to start, I would suggest Episode 59 featuring Connor's Dad James. Their dynamic and back and forth is heart warming and fun.
Until Alex Summers gets his PHD make mine Cerebro.