BATTERING RAM, ANARCHIST, ORPHAN, BLOKE, DOOP, DEAD GIRL, U GO GIRL, LA NUIT, VIVISECTOR, VENUS DEE MILO

It's a frankly ridiculous number of marvellously media-savvy (if mortally-challenged) mutants this week as Colin and Nick take a look at X-Statix. Who were the X-Statix? Did anyone make it through the revolving door of death? Was Princess Diana really on the team? And what is Doop saying? Some of these questions may be answered...

255. Battering Ram

256. The Anarchist

257. Orphan

258. Bloke

La Nuit

259. Doop

X-Force (2002) #116 - 118

260. Dead Girl

X-Force (2002) #125

261. U-Go Girl

X-Force (2002) #128

262. Vivisector

X-Force (2002) #129

263. Venus Dee Milo

X-Statix (2002) #1

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Colin and Nick are back to answer that age old question:- "How many Buckys is too many Buckys?" as they take a look at the inexplicably high number of people who have decided to take on the mantle of child sidekick. We're talking Nomad (Jack Monroe), Nomad (Rikki Barnes), Battlestar (surprisingly not Nomad) and Sharon Carter (sister-niece of Peggy). Reckless endangerment ahoy!

250. Battlestar

Captain America (1968) #341 (pages 10-17)

252. Nomad (Jack Monroe)

Captain America (1968) #282 (from page 9)

253. Nomad (Rikki Barnes)

Nomad: Girl Without World 2009 #2

254. Sharon Carter

Captain America (1968) #103

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WONDER MAN, GRIM REAPER, DOORMAN

Look, up in the sky... oh no, hang on, that's someone else. Join Colin and Nick as they take a look at a hero neither of them has paid much attention to before, Simon Williams AKA Wonder Man as they ask the question:- is it worth bothering with the comics or should you just watch the excellent series instead (what do you mean, "leading question"?) Also they take a look at his brother, the Grim Reaper and Doorman (who is generally unrelated to Wonder Man with the exception of the series). Enjoy!

Issues Read

1045. Wonder Man

Avengers (1963) #9 (first)

Avengers (1963) #194 (just the Beast / Wonder Man bits- very much an ensemble piece)

Avengers (1998) #11 (lot of words - skip non-Wondy bits)

Wonder Man (2006) #1

628. Grim Reaper

Avengers (1963) #52 (first)

319. Doorman

Great Lakes Avengers (2016) #2

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