X-Men '97 Finale: Magneto and Xavier's Meet Cute in the Mind Palace

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"Mr. Sinister is obsessed with genetic purity and then this disaster bi bowling league shows up and stomps his ass," - Artist and Art Director Ethan Gould joins us to talk about the finale arc of Disney's X-Men '97 animated series. Episodes: Bright Eyes - Tolerance Is Extinction. We go deep on Bastian and Operation Zero Tolerance in the animated series and comics. The original 1992 animated series was a huge influence on Ethan's work so we discuss it at greater length here than I have so far on the podcast. Don't miss my conversation with the Great Steven Attewell on the X-Men '97 premier: https://bit.ly/X97 Sarah Daniel Rasher on the mid-season episodes https://bit.ly/xmen97actup Check out Ethan's art and design for the Stillfleet TTRPG https://stillfleet.com/ where you will soon be able to check out The Sometimes Kingdom on Twitch etc. Portfolio: https://cara.app/gouldiniart and https://www.instagram.com/spectralhouse/ Get your Magneto Made Some Valid Points T via X-Plain the X-men podcast's Teepublic.

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