What if... the Marvel Universe was real? In 1961 the Fantastic Four revealed themselves to the world and everything changed. Mike and Ed discuss the in-universe implications of super powers, aliens, monsters and more. From how Avenger Insurance will pay for Thor's property damage to why Spider-man needs a new PR agency, its comic books discussions in a whole new way. Every issue covered in the Mar... more
Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 208 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Categories | FictionAfter ShowsScience FictionTV & Film |
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Thank you for staying with us as we missed another week last week. Edward is traveling with his family this summer, making recording difficult. We still have a half dozen episodes recorded and we will trickle them out over the summer months, but ther... more
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I’m not a marvel fan but this podcast is fun to listen to
It fine but not my favorite podcast and the laugh is annoying
Tons of fun for any marvel fan. If you enjoyed something like Marvels or that kinda on the ground viewpoint of the marvel universe, you’ll probably love this.
As a long time Marvel Comics fan, my hat goes off to this podcast for basically reviewing classic issues from some of the greatest characters in that line: Fantastic Four, Thor, Avengers etc. and doing it the style of a news radio broadcast! This terrific twist coupled with shorter episode lengths makes for an easy convenient listen that leaves you wanting more!
Hosts Mike and Ed create a ‘man on the street’ style podcast that is creative, fun, and unlike anything you’ve heard before
Apple Podcasts | #153 | China/Fiction/Science Fiction |
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