Showing posts with label Jim Lee. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jim Lee. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 16, 2024

50 Years of The Punisher

The Marvel Super Heroes Podcast
Episode 140

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Face Front, True Believer! Illegal Machine, Mr. Fixit and Diabolu Frank talk about Frank Castle across all media-- comics, movie, television, animation, video games-- in one of the liveliest and most fun conversations that we've ever had for the show! Excelsior!

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Wednesday, April 7, 2021

And Now... The Wolverine!

The Marvel Super Heroes Podcast
Episode 109

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Face Front, True Believers! Diabolu Frank, Illegal Machine, and Mr. Fixit are the best there is at what we do, and what we do isn't very nice-- a comprehensive look at Canada's greatest super-(anti-)hero! Our experiences with and thoughts on the comics, cartoons, movies, and more! We'll be sure to touch on 20th Century Fox’s X-Men Origins: Wolverine (2009) and The Wolverine (2013)! Excelsior!

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Tuesday, July 14, 2020

20th Century Fox's X-Men Trilogy Twentieth Anniversary Ultimate Edition (2000)

The Marvel Super Heroes Podcast
Episode 104


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Face Front, True Believers! On July 14, 2000, the Marvel cinematic universe truly began with the debut of X-Men, the motion picture! For the first time since movie serials, comic book heroes were adapted to the silver screen 100% straight(?), rather than as juvenile-skewing or camp! Blade may have been the first "good" and successful Marvel movie, and it surely influenced X-Men, but this was the film that proved that the complex soap opera of modern comics could be sold to a mainstream audience! X-Men revealed that a super-team property could launch a sprawling franchise, guided in part by Kevin Feige, and paving the way for the true Marvel Cinematic Universe! It's such a big deal, Diabolu Frank, Illegal Machine, and Mr. Fixit decided to celebrate Rolled Spine's sixth anniversary discussing it, 2003's X2: X-Men United and 2006's X-Men: The Last Stand in one Giant-Sized episode! Bamf! Snikt! Excelsior!

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Tuesday, June 7, 2016

20th Century Fox's X-Men: Apocalypse (2016)

The Marvel Super Heroes Podcast
Episode 055



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Face Front, True Believers! Frank finally finished editing and releasing our coverage of the third; no sixth... Wait, do the solo movies count, since Origins had the team name in the title? Ah screw it most recent flick in the too long running X-Men franchise just a fortnight after its not-especially-anticipated release! And by "we" meaning a show run by Mr. Fixit while Frank lies passively on his back, nearly pulling a Fixit by almost dosing off several times and (speaking of releases) farting loudly and moistly following a full day of convention going and Mediterranean buffet gorging without Mac, who abstained from this outing! Also, Frank kept rolling around on the floor, bumping into the laptop and once accidentally shutting down the recording, making Fixit paranoid for the rest of the session! We're in the same room, but you'll swear it was a Skype session the way we phone it in at four in the morning! Also, Fixit's recording panics, hiccups (one literal) and Frank's bowel sounds are mostly edited out, which is more than we can say for the sprawling bloat of Bryan Singer's latest, possibly last, arguably lamest outing with Marvel"s" mutants! Excelsior?*


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*Was there a Stan Lee cameo in this one? I can't remember. Talking of which, destroying Auschwitz was not only a most egregious episode of destruction porn, but kinda flies in the face of the Jewish determination to "never forget" by removing a key piece of physical evidence against the arguments of Holocaust deniers. Also, Stan Lee is Jewish and he has a cameo in Yoga Hosers, so we don't think he forgot to appear here unless his cameo involved remembering the contributions of other creators in building the Camp House of Ideas. Oh wait, he and Milly the Model are shown scared of the launching missiles. Was that supposed to be a The Day After reference? Felt more like a recycling of First Class...