Marvel has generated a lot of buzz lately with announcements regarding the upcoming phases of their universe. This week we discuss the announcements from the SDCC and D23 2022. We’ll talk about our favorite announcements. We discuss the things that surprise us. We’ll opine on the direction that the MCU
We’ve all had the experience. We see a movie that we know is truly awful by any measurable factor, but we love it anyway. In this episode we discuss the phenomenon that makes something “so bad that it’s good”. We talk about our favorite movies that fit that description and
Eighty years ago a man named Martin Goodman founded Timely Comics, and the world would never be the same. We discuss the history of Marvel, starting with its founding in 1939 as Timely Comics. We discuss the name changes to Atlas and eventually Marvel. We talk about the major characters
Award Winner. Modern Master. Legend. Writer/artist John Byrne has made his mark on some of the iconic characters in comics. Mike, Mike, Michael Bailey, and Kyle Jones look at his career from rising the X-Men out of the ashes to creating a new vision of the original Star Trek crew.
By now you’ve probably seen the meme of Mickey Mouse wearing Thanos’ Infinity Gauntlet from “Infinity War,” with the Infinity Stones symbolizing the different franchises/studios Disney has acquired thus far — Star Wars, Marvel, etc. Last week, the Walt Disney Company officially added another “Infinity Stone” to the gauntlet; the
Marvel’s Inhumans made history by being the only MCU series to not be renewed for a second season. With controversial choice of showrunner, Scott Buck, helming the show, the series suffered from poor ratings and poor reception from the fanbase. In this episode we examine the Inhumans series and examine
Timeless gained a second year because the fans demanded it. In a season with reduced runtime and a lower budget Timeless fought for its very survival and told another interesting story through time. In this episode we delve into the changes between Timeless season 1 and season 2, talk about
Here is a change of pace for The Monster Scifi Show Podcast. As in past shows, I spoke about the passing of certain celebrities as my way of honoring them. For this podcast, I will be talking about Stan Lee. This is my way of celebrating this very influential person
Do you hear what the Monsters is cooking? Why it’s another dose of my weekly Scifi News podcast on your plate. Hmmm, you can almost smell the char on this show. Yes, none of this makes any sense but what were the “BIG” 3 topics for last week:
By Ashley Pauls Box Office Buzz I went to the theater this weekend to see a superhero movie. I wanted that movie to be “Fantastic Four,” because I wanted to believe this would be a fresh start to the franchise. The trailers looked promising, the cast members had all done
Face front, true believers! The consistently considerate crew of Earth Station One pontificate and praise the mighty, fantastic, incredible, spectacular, invincible, and uncanny Stan Lee and his Amazing Career! Mike, Mike, and the award-winning author Bobby Nash are joined by Mark Holmes and Ralph L. Angelo Jr. to discuss the
Excelsior! Face front, True Believers! Next week, The ESO crew discusses the career of writer, editor, spokesman, & cameo superstar, Stan “The Man” Lee. Stan Lee had a hand in the creation of the Marvel Universe as writer and editor. Together with his artist partners, Lee helped create The Fantastic
