
The Bird brothers journey through the history of Marvel Comics, one month at a time, with occasional Marvel veterans as guests. Steve has been a comics pro since 2000 and Matt is the author of “The Secrets of Story” and “The Secrets of Character." They’re eighties kids who grew up reading Marvel comics and they like to talk about ‘em!
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 143 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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MRC returns from a little break with some books from August 1968: Amazing Spider-Man 63, Daredevil 43, Thor 155, X-Men 47, and Incredible Hulk 106, each of which is worth more than 12 cents today!
MRC (pretty much) finishes up July 1968 with Fantastic Four 76, Incredible Hulk 105, Iron Man 3, and Sub-Mariner 3, where we find out that we should have been reading Plant-Man with a cockney accent all these years! Check it out!
MRC welcomes special guest Jamal Igle to discuss some of the books from July, 1968! We cover Captain America 103, Avengers 54, Dr Strange 170, Nick Fury Agent of SHIELD 2, and Captain Marvel 3! Internuclear Space! Evolutionizers! Automated Rebirth Co... more
MRC gets tangled up in the prehensile hair of July, 1968 featuring not one but two attempts to set up Medusa with her own book! We will discuss Amazing Spider-Man 62, Marvel Super-Heroes 15 featuring Medusa, Daredevil 42, Thor 154, and X-Men 46! Chec... more
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This show is a love letter to those of us who grew up with 60’s Marvel comics and a delightful history for anyone interested in the beginnings of modern-day Marvel Comics and the MCU. ‘Nuff said!
I happened across this podcast about a year and a half ago and started listening from the first episode on. Now that Matt and Steve are up to 1967, when I first started buying Marvel (and DC, but Marvel was my favorite) comics, the podcast is a wonderful nostalgic haven. I get a kick out of their nerdy earnestness and humor, with possibly a soupçon of occasional brotherly rivalry 😄
But as much as the podcast is a haven of nostalgic escape from the world (just as the comic books themselves are)... more
A really fun show with good hosts. Lot of fun information and comic book knowledge thrown about. Awesome companion to reading the Marvel Universe.
I look forward to this podcast. I’ve been reading every Marvel Comic in chronological order and I love hearing Matt and Steve’s insight on all the early Marvel Comics. Great companion if you follow along.
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A unique exploration of Marvel Comics history is undertaken by two brothers, who take listeners through significant comic releases month by month. With rich discussions on classic narratives and character developments, they blend humor and nostalgia, appealing to both long-time fans and newcomers. Each episode often features guests from the comic industry, offering insights into the creation and impact of these beloved comics, while reflecting on both the storytelling techniques of iconic writers and their own experiences growing up with Marvel. The engaging banter between hosts infuses a familial feel, making each episode both informative and entertaining, creating a strong companion for readers revisiting the Marvel archives.
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