Battle Of The Atom: Funny Books
The X-Men have often been cartoons, but what if they tried to be funny? Would that be good? History says “no.”

The X-Men have often been cartoons, but what if they tried to be funny? Would that be good? History says “no.”
With X-Men #24 taking the Age of Revelation Finale reveal to another level, this is a great time to talk about Beast’s evolution over the decades.
Latonya “Penn” Pennington writes about their appreciation for the most recent volume of Miles Morales: Spider-Man, which is ending next week after 42 issues.
It’s the Black Panther vs. the Progenitors in a final showdown for control of not only vibranium and Wakanda, but the whole world.
Some quick news bites, including the first comic from a beloved X-Men podcaster, the latest from Zoe Tunnell, and April Fools’ Day comics from the Big Two.
As the Asgardian Goddess of Death’s sinister plans unfold, will our heroes be enough to stop her and rescue the hostages, or will Earth have itself a new queen?
Sometimes, it takes TWO SPIDER-MEN to do whatever a spider can. But Peter Parker and Miles Morales might not be enough to overcome what RABBLE has in store!
An assassination is at hand, and it’s up to the new X-Force – Hellverine, Archangel and Boom-Boom – to follow Cable’s lead into the fire.
Joe Pruett joins the show to talk about the return of his comics anthology Negative Burn, currently crowdfunding on Zoop.
Battle of the Atom ranks weird Kitty Pryde stories, including X-Men: True Friends and Kitty Pryde: Agent of SHIELD.
As readers saw in last week’s X-Men #23, the Age of Revelation may be over, but its effects on X-Men storytelling have only just begun.
Wiccan has been forced to make a deal with a dark witch to protect Teddy! But what are the witch’s goals?
When a cousin she never knew needs help, Jubilee tracks him down to save him. But Jubez may find her familial bonds aren’t as strong as she hoped.
Flash back to a time when Psylocke was reborn into the ultimate killing machine. What sacrifice did Betsy Braddock make to save the X-Men?
Nightcrawler’s birthday is interrupted by the daughter of darkness, Mutina. She has a favor to ask the Louisiana X-Men, and woe betide them if they refuse.