
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 | 170 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Arts | |||

MRC runs circles around April, 1969, featuring Amazing Spider-Man 71, Daredevil 51, Thor 163, X-Men 55 and Incredible Hulk 114! Can Barry Smith earn his Windsor yet? Nope, but check it out!
MRC wraps up March 1969 with Nick Fury Agent of SHIELD 10, Captain America 111, Iron Man 11, and Avengers 62! Some people don’t belong on Christmas ornaments! Putting the toothpaste back in the tube! And more! Check it out!
MRC marches on through March 1969 with Fantastic Four 84, Captain Marvel 11, Sub-Mariner 11 and Marvel Super-Heroes 19 featuring Ka-Zar! One of these things is not (awful) like the others! Check it out!
MRC puts the spotlight on March, 1969 with Amazing Spider-Man 70, Daredevil 50 (nothing special done to celebrate that), Thor 162, X-Men 54 and Incredible Hulk 113! Unexplained Incuba-cubes! Blastaar bromance! Mixed-Up Aromagraphs! Check it out!
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Love this pod, I was (am) essentially just an Avengers collector, but them reading and reviewing the comics of each month (so I don’t have to) fills in the blanks in my lore. And often makes connections I never knew about as a lapsed, casual Marvel fan. Always a good listen (with a great range of occasional guests to boot!)
Having listened to this for some time now, I have to say I find this really entertaining. The two brothers provide insights into these old Marvel comics from a modern perspective, but never with a modern bias. Having followed along with the Marvel Unlimited app I can confidently say that these give me that feeling of nostalgia from reading the Marvel UK reprints in the 70s , whilst at the same time providing a position from which to appreciate them all over again as a cynical 50 something.
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I LOVE this podcast!!! Two brothers, one a professional artist, the other a professional writer, review every comic that makes up the Marvel universe.
Terrible! (Jk)
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!
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This show pairs two longtime Marvel fans who host a retro, month-by-month reread of classic Marvel comics with occasional creator guests. Across episodes, they offer informal banter, strong art and storytelling critiques, behind-the-scenes trivia, and personal anecdotes that color their affection for the era. The tone is warm and nostalgic, often mixing insightful analysis of panel composition, inking, and pacing with practical production notes and reader-focused context. Notably, the hosts balance deep reverence for the material with candid takes on questionable storytelling in older issues, making it a lively resource for both hardcore collectors and new listeners exploring Marvel's early decades. A recurring strength is the duo's ability... more
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