In comics I'm still working my way through the X-Men chronology. I just now got to, I think, "Days of Future Present." It's that four-part miniseries. It starts with the Fantast…

In comics I'm still working my way through the X-Men chronology. I just now got to, I think, "Days of Future Present." It's that four-part miniseries. It starts with the Fantastic Four, with Franklin and everything going on. I just started that so I'm just wrapping my head around everything that's happening. I know a lot about comic lore and comic history, a tremendous amount, because I'm so much into comics. This is my first time doing a full chronological X-Men read-through from the 1960s and I mean all the titles: X-Men, New Mutants, X-Factor, Excalibur, all of them. I put Grimm Fairy Tales on pause. I'm right at the place where I'm about to go into "Arcane Acre." I'm right at the beginning of "Arcane Acre" and I want to get my X-Men read-through at least up to the 2000s. I've still got like 1,000 comics left before I get to that point so it's going to take a little while. I really want to get out of the '90s because I got four decades' worth of comics I've been kind of slogging through: '60s, '70s, '80s, '90s. It's not been a bad experience. It's just very, very text-heavy on the older comics. That takes a lot longer to get through. I'm just looking forward to getting into a new era in the 2000s. I love Chris Claremont as a writer but damn he talks a lot.