X-Men '97: Season 2 episodes 1-5 with Ethan Gould

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"Speaking of sexual Tyrannosaurus, the tension between Wolverine and Sabretooth could be cut with a knife," - artist and game designer Ethan Gould returns to talk about X-Men '97 Season 2 episodes 1-5, now on Disney+. Don't be a time-tossed mutant, when it comes to X-Men and art history, whether it's Art Deco Egypotomania or 1980s action horror movies we've got you covered. Ethan Gould is a New York artist and writer. His work has appeared in print, in galleries, on television, and off-off Broadway. His most recent project is The Sometimes Kingdom RPG, a tabletop game exploring what labor means as an adventurer in a modernizing high fantasy world, out now from Stillfeet Studio. You can find him online and soon on Patreon under the handle @Spectralhouse. Catch up with our 2024 episode on the X-Men '97 Season 1 finale: Magneto and Xavier's Meet Cute in the Mind Palace https://graphicpolicy.com/2024/06/03/x-men-97-finale-magneto-and-xaviers-meet-cute-in-the-mind-palace/

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