During the Comic Book Men Season 2 Finale, "Giant-Sized Anniversary," Walt opens a copy of Giant-Sized X-Men #1 that he won in an online auction and makes an exciting discovery: The book is autographed by legendary illustrator David Cockrum. He later flips the issue for a sizeable profit. "Everything you know about the X-Men today stems from the Giant-Sized annual," notes Kevin. Storm is one of several characters who were first introduced in Giant-Sized X-Men #1, and the issue also includes the first appearance of Wolverine in an X-Men comic. Wolverine and Storm are now two of the most popular characters from the X-Men universe. Which X-Men character do you like most? Vote now.

During Comic Book Men Season 2 Episode 15, "Comic Charades," the guys discuss superhero lairs, noting that DC Comics sanctuaries like the Batcave and The Fortress of Solitude often feel sterile and solitary, especially when compared with the more homey hideouts often seen in the Marvel Comics universe. Walt especially likes the Fantastic Four's Baxter Building, while Mike prefers the Avengers Mansion (and Bryan jokingly names the "Honeycomb [cereal] Hideout" as his favorite). Which superhero lair do you prefer? Vote now.

During Comic Book Men Season 2 Episode 14, "Cryptozoic Men," Walt buys a 70 lb. Millennium Falcon model for $1,300 (and notes that purchases over $1000 are a rarity for the Stash). After learning about the large transaction, Kevin opines that the Batmobile and the Falcon stand atop the pop-culture vehicle pantheon, and also acknowledges some of the other classic vehicles that deserve inclusion in the conversation, including Battlestar Galactica's Galactica and Star Trek's U.S.S. Enterprise. Which pop-culture vehicle is your favorite? Vote now.