In which Magneto may be right but is also wildly impractical; X-Force goes on a sneaking mission; Magneto isn’t mad, he’s just disappointed; Rictor and Shatterstar return; Strong is not a common surname in the Marvel universe; and being a mutant on TV doesn’t mean you’re one in the comics.
X-PLAINED:
- How Jubilee became a vampire
- The most X-treme youth of them all
- X-Force 94-95
- X-Force Annual 1999
- Genosha
- Butler disambiguation
- Clown jobs
- A team-up predicated on an awkward breakup
- Hammer Town
- Delphi
- Memory boxes
- Several potential continuity error
- Names
- Genoshan robots
- Archie
- A hierarchy of potential fates
- Vershiagen Industries and/or Vershlagen Industries
- V2
- Hanrancha
- Stronghold
- Martin Strong
- Freddie
- Michelle Balters (Neurotap) (more) (again)
- Communication with X-teams
- A sudden and depressing resolution
- Continuity across media
- Why Gambit doesn’t (usually) throw tarot cards
NEXT EPISODE: The Return of the Hellions (kinda)
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