Uncanny X-Minutes

Deadpool, the Merc with a Mouth has his own movie. Stasia and Producer James discuss everyone's favorite regenerative degenerate. Buckle up for what could be the most comic accurate X-Men movie to date. 

As this movie comes to a close Stasia and Producer James jump into the time machine. It's time to talk about how the Marvel comics handle time travel, dimensional travel, and planar travel. Let's get into the nitty gritty.

As the movie comes to a close and rewrites the X-Men movie timeline Stasia and Producer James discuss the pile of retcons that the comic book X-Men have accumulated over the decades. Buckle up and have your mind changed over and over again.

Stasia and Producer James have the pleasure of discussing one of the Future X-Men in this movie in great detail. Jump back to the Age of Apocalypse while we dig down deep into Blink, the pink skinned teleporter from another timeline.

Stasia and Producer James discuss Warpath. Not particularly highlighted in this movie but has been in the comics for quite some time. And seeking vengeance for most of it.

Stasia and Producer James are here again to talk about Sentinels. But not any old Sentinels. The one and only Nimrod, the ultra sophisticated Sentinel from the Days of Future Past timeline. He's lean, mean and nigh unkillable. 

Time to talk about X-Men's favorite time cop, Bishop. Stasia and Producer James go over a bit of this core 90's character that should have shown up sooner in this film series.

Stasia and Producer discuss the villinaous intents of gene stealing. Lots of bad guys like to use the one thing that differentiates mutants from humans, their sweet, sweet genes.

This week's episode focuses on Bolivar Trask, original creator of the Sentinels. Though his appearances in the comics are brief he has made a mighty impact. Stasia and Producer James go through all the most important story points.

JFK was a mutant?! What other celebrities are also mutants? What about other presidents? Stasia and Producer James go over all this and a major Deadpool storyline about zombie presidents.

What's the deal with the Maximoff twins? Who are their parents? How did they get their powers? Are they mutants? All this and more is discussed by Stasia and Producer James in this slightly confusing episode.

Stasia and Producer James dive into X-Men's favorite Romani speedster, Quicksilver. Sometime villain, most of the time Avenger still has enough history with the mutant world. Let's go for a run with Pietro.

As the movie rolls through a mutant military encampment Stasia and Producer James discuss the tattooed mutant known as Ink and the Mutant Liberation Front with it's multitude of members.

One of the more common themes of X-Men comics involves time travel. It's hard to believe that there are so many different types of time travel stories. Let's dig in.

Here we go again finally dealing with time travel shenanigans. The best way to start off Days of Future Past is obviously to cover the massive 2 issue storyline this movie is based on. Buckle up to discuss one of the favorite characters that has not been covered in the movies, Rachel Summers.

As we roll on through the credits Stasia and Producer James have brought their favorite characters to the table that will most likely never show up in the movies. For one reason or another many comic book characters will not be brought to the silver screen. Here are two that are near and dear to our hearts.

Closing in on the end of The Wolverine we get a glimpse of the next movie with Trask Industries being advertised on a TV screen. Stasia and Producer James discuss Trask businesses and what expectations should be for Sentinels in the cinematic landscape.

Stasia and Producer James give a quick rundown of the important things that happen in the Krakoan Crossover "X of Swords". Are there swords? Absolutely. Are there a lot of sword fights? Not so much. Is there a dance off? You bet there is.

While the final boss fight of The Wolverine happens on screen Stasia and Producer James dig into the comics. The Silver Samurai roots go way back in the 70's with Daredevil and run right into Krakoa. Bonus points for discussing his son and Big Hero 6.

Let's talk about another fun Japanese X-Men character, Armor. Stasia and Producer James dig into the one-time protege of Wolverine. She may not be in this movie but we sure wish she was.

Don't you love it when a comic book character who doesn't have any powers is inexplicably given some? Yukio should not have death powers but Stasia and Producer James know of someone who does. Let's talk about Danielle Moonstar a.k.a Mirage of the New Mutants and her death powers.

Let's talk katana blades. More specifically let's talk about the Muramasa blade. Wait..... that was a real bladesmith. Then gather around and listen as Stasia and Producer James talk about both the real life legend and the comic book history of Muramasa and his blades.

Time to dig down into who this Viper lady is. Or is she Madame Hydra? Or is she Spider-Woman's mom? Find out all this and more as Stasia and Producer James go over one of this movie's villains.

Time to cover one of the most populer storylines of Wolverine in Japan, the miniseries Kitty Pryde and Wolverine (1984). Starring all of the regular characters from Wolverine's last adventure with a healthy dose of Shadowkat.

In The Wolverine Logan loses his healing factor for a good portion of the movie. Sounds like it's time to discuss all the different times he has lost it in the comics.