We dive deep into the best episode yet of X-Men Evolution, learning the shocking creative origins of X-23! Join us as discuss…
Starting the cool show For All Mankind and describing the spectrum of 1960s media content!
Realizing that the MCU does best with characters for which you have no expectations!
Being stunned to learn that X-23 was created for X-Men Evolution!
Touching on the convoluted comic book deaths and resurrections of Wolverine in the past few years!
The best looking animation yet on any X-Men Evolution episode we have seen!
This was a great and gorgeous episode, and well worth watching as a one-off to see this show at its best, so give it a watch if you haven’t! The X-Men TAS Podcast is now on Twitch… click here to go to our page and follow and subscribe so you can join in on all the mysterious fun to be had! Also, make sure to subscribe to our podcast via Buzzsprout, iTunes or Stitcher and tell all your friends about it! Last but not least, follow Willie Simpson on Twitter and please join our Facebook Group!
Our last discussion (for now) of the X-Men Cinematic Universe is definitely marked as explicit but I don’t think old man Logan would have it any other way! Join us and returning star guest George Gross as we discuss…
Could an X-Men movie have worked in the 1980s!?
The Hugh Jackman clone, was it really necessary?
Was Wolverine really happy to see those boobs in the limo?
Patrick Stewart being the GOAT!
The future of Wolverine and X-Men in the MCU!
This episode is crammed to the brim with so many tangents and smart interesting conversation spurred on by George that we can’t even begin to track it all but we know you will enjoy it! Also, lest you think this is the last episode of the X-Men TAS Podcast, worry not, we will be back, web-slinging into the Amazing world of Spider-Man TAS, so stay tuned! Lastly, make sure to subscribe to our podcast via iTunes or Stitcher and tell all your friends about it! Also, find us on Facebook! Also, follow Willie Simpson on Twitter and please join our Facebook Group!
