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⭐️ intro to snap packs .. from a collection complete player .. opening my first pack (series 5) which got me Hydra Stomper and the new series 4 card Topaz! Which I first saw in a bundle. Then after looking through the new shop I realized I had something in the in the season 4 pack.. two more cards Fan Fei and Batroc the leader .. so I spent a total of 10K credits and got 2500k back from a pack with the extra new cards I needed . Don't expect that to be the case everytime forward .. ⭐️ DJ call in with viewer questions .. I answer 3 great questions this week (one very quick one) please keep sending !! ⭐️ Datamines!! We're getting the Fantastic Four First Steps season in July including redone members of the 4 / mole man / HERBIE and the first VEHICLE to come to marvel snap the Fantasticar !! Also getting 4 card borders and a new galactus card ! ⭐️ Hydra Stomper in comics corner and a look at what's new in the unlimited app ⭐️ MCU minute with glowing reviews for Thunderbolts & another member of the Spider-Man 4 film cast confirmed !

Hello, and welcome to Hall G at the first annual GOCA-CON!  We can pipe dream, can't we?  In the meantime, The Guys will live vicariously through those who were privileged to attend the 2024 version of what used to be a comic book convention, now the site of every major reveal in geek media.   The announcements were plenty: RDJr reappears with a different metal mask, Harrison Ford enters the MCU and seems to be embarrassed  (or is his face red for another reason?), and the Fantasticar flies around Hall H along with the cast of F4.  And that was just Marvel.  In other Marvel news, Jay discovers a super cooking show, Art relives his travels during the Crowdstrike pandemic, and Robbie doubles up with another Star Wars show on the horizon and a Netflix adaptation of Dragon's Lair, featuring Ryan Reynolds playing…Ryan Reynolds.   Apparently all roads lead to Marvel on this episode, since it was a marvel that Art made it home without having to rent a car.  Except the golden age superhero emblazoned with all the colors, that unfortunately gets a 3 Regrettables rating.  Every week is GOCA-CON!

Today, we're discussing all the DOOM-SCROLLING  news from the Marvel Studios' Hall H showcase at San Diego Comic-Con, including all the news around Captain America: Brave New World, Thunderbolts and Fantastic Four: First Steps. Please, we talk about the internet-breaking news of Robert Downey Jr returning to the MCU but not as who we'd think he would be and the return of the Russo Brothers to helm the next two Avenger films in 2026 and 2027. Article for reference - Comic-Con 2024: Marvel Studios Hall H Panel Recap  Check out Geekcentric onYouTube | Instagram | Twitter | TikTokJoin the Geekcentric Discord HEREJoin Nate on Twitch at - twitch.tv/nateplaysgames

Hey everyone, Marvel Studios's SDCC panel for 2024 has now come and gone… and we, of course, have tons of new details from their upcoming projects to discuss. However, most of it - I thought - was pretty superfluous and felt like a lot of information that didn't really mean much in the long run. There were some awesome details such as learning we'll be getting the Fantasticar in the upcoming Fantastic Four film, now (weirdly) titled ‘The Fantastic Four: First Steps'. That's the one upcoming MCU project that has trumped all my concerns in the MCU because of how much I love those characters. Despite all the details regarding Fantastic Four, Thunderbolts* and Captain America: Brave New World that we got, the only things I really wanted to discuss here is, of course, the return of the Russo Brothers to direct Avengers 5 & 6, now titled ‘Doomsday' and ‘Secret Wars' respectively AND, more controversially, the return of Robert Downey Jr. to the MCU. However, he isn't returning as Iron Man but rather legendary Marvel Comics (normally Fantastic 4) villain, Doctor Doom. Here, I break down all the news relating to Avengers: Doomsday and Avengers: Secret Wars so make sure to listen if you're hyped about the upcoming culmination of The Multiverse Saga.

Watch the video version on YouTube here: https://youtu.be/_CNaYhlsY_E WITS' END Podcast host Shah Emami breaks down the third issue of Jack Kirby and Stan Lee's Fantastic Four (1961) featuring the first appearance of the blue costumes, Fantasticar, Baxter Building and the Miracle Man. Keep up with WITS' END:  -

In this episode:Mike and Ed discuss Reed Richards's invitation to speak at New York State University, where he studied many years ago. While he was giving his speech, the campus was attacked by Diablo and a robotic “Dragon Man”. Is it irresponsible to invite superheroes to public events given that they seem to be magnets for supervillains? Do superheroes have their own security like other celebrities, or is having superpowers security enough?Behind the comic:Marvel began like DC by using imaginary locations like Metropolis and Gotham, although Stan quickly pivoted to having the Fantastic Four based in New York City. But he still used imaginary locations for smaller cities, African and Eastern European countries, and in this issue, a university. We made the decision in the podcast to call Reed's alma mater “New York State University”, but in the issue Stan just calls it “State U”. The other interesting set of events that we do not talk about in the episode is Stan's use of cameo appearances. Apparently while Reed is touring the campus, so is Peter Parker, who is scouting future universities, and Charles Xavier and Scott Summers (Cyclops), who are interviewing students to find more mutants. None of these heroes get involved in the conflict. Perhaps they did not want to wait around for Reed's speech?In this issue:Fantastic Four #35The Fantastic Four land their Fantasticar at State University, as Reed has been invited to give a speech. He is warmly received. At the same time, Charles Xavier and Scott Summers are on campus, secretly looking for new mutants. Meanwhile, Diablo escapes his earthly imprisonment in Europe and heads straight to America to take his revenge on the Fantastic Four. He arrives at the university, and brings a robot that a university scientist created to life. The robot, which looks like a biped dinosaur and is nicknamed Dragon Man, battles the Four along with Diablo at the University, with the battle shifting out of town. The Four ultimately emerge victorious with the assistance of Dragon Man, who turned on Diablo and pulled him into an icy lake with him to their apparent doom.Journey into Mystery #113:Thor refuses to return to Asgard as his father, Odin, wants, as he has fallen in love with a mortal, Jane Foster. He returns to Earth and, in his Dr. Donald Blake identity, admits to Jane that he is actually Thor. Meanwhile, the Grey Gargoyle has returned and decided to search out and battle Thor. We return to Asgard, where Odin, having been manipulated somewhat by Loki, decides to depower Thor, which basically traps Thor in his Blake identity. The timing could not be worse, as Blake is unable to transform into Thor to show Jane who he really is; and because the Grey Gargoyle attacks Blake so that he can lure Thor out. Fortunately, Thor/Blake has friends in high places (Odin has secretly sent a warrior from Asgard to help his son), and he is helped out, and eventually his ability to turn into Thor is restored. He defeats the Grey Gargoyle, as Thor, and as Blake, he basically allows Jane to think he had made up the whole “I am the god of thunder” thing.Assumed before the next issue:People are starting to question the safety of being around superheroes. Oh, the irony.This episode takes place:After the Fantastic Four have defeated Diablo. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.superserious616.com

In this episode:Mike and Ed discuss the ramifications of another super-powered individual entering the scene. How many more are there, and where are they coming from? Are they all the result of government experiments of sending people into space? Also: when will consumers get access to flying cars?In the actual comic:The Fantastic Four are popular celebrities, and they are enjoying their status. They fly across town in their Fantasticar to take in a show by the Miracle Man, a performer who demonstrates amazing powers for the crowd - he can change size at will, turn into gas, shoot lightning from his fingertips, and take on the Thing. The Four do not know what to make of him as they fly home over the city (sidebar: when will we get flying cars?)The Miracle Man then, strangely, declares war on the human race, and the Four are called into action. They fight a giant monster that the Miracle Man has brought to life, and then take the fight to the Man himself, who snuffs the Torch's fire out with chemical foam and causes the earth to swallow the Thing.Reed thinks hard about the problem, but does not do anything. Meanwhile, the Invisible Girl locates the Miracle Man, but before she can alert her teammates, she is captured by the Miracle Man and hypnotized. He has Sue signal the rest of the team (maybe he should have just waited for Sue to do that before he hypnotized her), and when they arrive, they battle. The Fantastic Four gain the upper hand when they temporarily blind the Miracle Man. Reed then lets everyone know that he figured out that the Miracle Man did not have any magic powers - he was merely a clever hypnotist, and a master of mass illusion.We can think of many other ways the Miracle Man could have used his incredible, but not magical or miraculous, powers than picking a fight with super-powered heroes, but that is neither here nor there.In any event, Johnny Storm is unhappy with how he has been treated by his teammates (he is a teenager and a bit of a sulk), and quits the team. Assumed before the next episode:The public is likely worried that the Human Torch has left the team.This episode takes place:About a month after the events in the comic. The team is searching for the Human Torch, but he is still missing. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.superserious616.com

In this episode:Mike and Ed discuss the ramifications of a new super-powered individual. How many more are there? Is the Fantastic Four our protection against others of their kind? Is this an acceptable trade-off? How long is the Fantastic Four's leash?In the actual comic:The Fantastic Four are popular celebrities, and they are enjoying their status. They fly across town in their Fantasticar to take in a show by the Miracle Man, a performer who demonstrates amazing powers for the crowd - he can change size at will, turn into gas, shoot lightning from his fingertips, and take on the Thing. The Four do not know what to make of him as they fly home over the city (sidebar: when will get flying cars?)The Miracle Man then, strangely, declares war on the human race, and the Four are called into action. They fight a giant monster that the Miracel Man has brought to life, and then take the fight to the Man himself, who snuffs the Torch's fire out with chemical foam and causes the earth to swallow the Thing.Reed thinks hard about the problem, but does not do anything. Meanwhile, the Invisible Girl locates the Miracle Man, but before she can alert her teammates, she is hypnotized by the Miracle Man. He has Sue signal the rest of the team (maybe he should have just waited for Sue to do it before he hypnotized her), and when they arrive, they battle. The Fantastic Four gains the upper hand when the temporarily blind the Miracle Man. Reed then lets everyone know that he figured out that the Miracle Man did not have any magic powers - he was merely a clever hypnotist, and a master of mass illusion.We can think of many other ways the Miracle Man could have used his incredible, but not magical or miraculous, powers than picking a fight with super-powered heroes, but that is neither here nor there.In any event, Johnny Storm is unhappy with how he has been treated by his teammates (he is a teenager and a bit of a sulk), and quits the team. Assumed before the next episode:The public is still fascinated by the Fantastic Four, and are likely digesting the ongoing news that super-powered heroes and villains are becoming a daily fact of life.This episode takes place:Just after the events of this issue, i.e. the Fantastic Four have taken down the Miracle Man, and the Torch has quit the team. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.superserious616.com

Brutacus Is Silly But He Really Illustrates, etc. Hello, and welcome to episode 346 of The Fantasticast. Each week, Steve Lacey and Andy Leyland guide you through every issue, guest-appearance and cameo of The Fantastic Four. If you had bet money against The Salem Seven (as the cover has them) returning in a story featuring Nicholas Scratch, then your wallet is now a bit lighter. Every(no)body's favourite super-villain team is back to remind us all what makes them so unique, as they seek to aid Scratch in returning to Earth, taking it over, and making his facial hair the memetic piece of graphic design that he so wants it to be. Doug Moench, Bill Sienkiewicz, Joe Sinnott, George Roussos, Jim Novak, Jim Salicrup, Bob Budiansky, and Jim Shooter present Fantastic Four #223 - That A Child May Live, featuring a rebuilt and expanded Fantasticar, an ineffective prison, a demon hunter who arouses absolutely no interest from our hosts, and a reaction you'll have to hear to believe. Which is how podcasts work. Stupid clickbait. Send in your feedback to fantastic4podcast@gmail.com, leave your comments at the libsyn site, or at www.TheFantasticast.com. Follow us on twitter, where we are @fantasticast The Fantasticast is Patreon supported. Visit www.patreon.com/fantasticast to donate and support us. Original artwork by Michael Georgiou. Check out his work at mikedraws.co.uk Episode cover design by Samuel Savage.

Face Front Hello, and welcome to episode 308 of The Fantasticast. Each week, Steve Lacey and Andy Leyland guide you through every issue, guest-appearance and cameo of The Fantastic Four. To be very blunt, Marvel Two-in-One #51 is a Very Good Comic. Guest writer Peter Gillis crafts a story where The Thing has to team up with Nick Fury and some newer Avengers to defend the SHIELD Helicarrier, and on the strength of the writing, this would be a pretty good comic. But then there's the guest art from Frank Miller, at a very early stage in his career, and he takes the issue to an entirely new level. Peter Gillis, Frank Miller, Bob McLeod, Glynis Wein, Tom Orzechowski, Roger Stern, Jim Shooter, and George Perez present Marvel Two-in-One #51, with Ms Marvel, The Beast, Wonder Man, Nick Fury, a fantastic red alert, and an unstable Fantasticar. And on top of this, we also spend time with Godzilla, King Of The Monsters #22, where it turns out that dumping Godzilla through a time machine wasn't the best idea in the world, and Ben Grimm eats Doctor Doom's time platform. But before all of that, we sit down to give our very immediate thoughts on the passing of Fantastic Four co-creator and Marvel figurehead Stan Lee. Recorded within half an hour of the news of his passing breaking, we discuss our personal experiences meeting Stan, and his impact on us. Send in your feedback to fantastic4podcast@gmail.com, leave your comments at the libsyn site, or at www.TheFantasticast.com. Follow us on twitter, where we are @fantasticast The Fantasticast is Patreon supported. Visit www.patreon.com/fantasticast to donate and support us. The Fantasticast is part of the Flickering Myth Podcast network. Original artwork by Michael Georgiou. Check out his work at mikedraws.co.uk Episode cover design by Samuel Savage.

Comics art legend Jon Bogdanove and comedian Tim Powers plow through two important issues of The World's Greatest Comic Magazine;  Issued 3 and 4. At a stage performance, a man who calling himself the Miracle Man demonstrates his amazing powers including invulnerability and strength greater than the Thing. The Fantastic Four flying home in their Fantasticar are relieved that the Miracle Man isn't a menace. However, unbeknownst to them, the Miracle Man has indeed decided to turn to crime beginning by bringing a monstrous statue to life!Splitting up to search for the giant monster Mr. Fantastic finds the it robbing a jewelry store and tries to stop it but the monster escapes when the Miracle Man throws a brick at Mr. Fantastic. The rest of the team then encounter the monster but as the Human Torch burns it to the ground though the Miracle Man escapes though the Invisible Girl manages to tail him while invisible. The remaining members of the team meanwhile get into a fight and Johnny Storm storms off.The Miracle Man discovering the Invisible Girl hypnotizes her into obeying him. Ordering her to signal the Fantastic Four he then sabotages the Fantasti-copter and attempts to flee in a stolen atomic tank and the Fantastic Four set off in chase. During the chase the Human Torch makes his flame so bright that the flash blinds the Miracle Man, rendering him powerless since all along he was merely hypnotizing people to see things. However, the Human Torch and the Thing argue once again and the Human Torch announces that he is leaving the Fantastic Four forever and flies away.  ANDPicking up where the last issue ends Johnny Storm following an argument with the Thing, and generally feeling under-appreciated by the team, quits the Fantastic Four and flies off. Soon after the other members of the Fantastic Four go in search of him and fearing him to be a threat the military and police set out in hunt of him as well. The Thing finds Johnny working on his hot rod and the two fight before Johnny flees to the Bowery to hide. In a Bowery flophouse the Human Torch then discovers the Sub-Mariner.The Sub-Mariner disheveled and suffering from amnesia has his memory restored when Johnny Storm realises it is him and drops him into the sea in an attempt to restore his memory. The Sub-Mariner swims off to his home only to find his home city of Atlantis destroyed by nuclear bomb tests and he swears vengeance upon mankind. Using the Horn of Proteus, the Sub-Mariner summons Giganto, a massive sea monster and the Fantastic Four, once again reunited, defeat the monster by having the Thing carry an atomic bomb into it's stomach.Sub-Mariner about to attempt to summon more sea monsters with the Horn of Proteus, is unable to do so when the Invisible Girl steals it from him. As the Sub-Mariner grabs her she becomes visible and the Sub-Mariner instantly falls in love with her and promises to give up his war on humanity if she will be his queen. Sue agrees, but when the other team members try to intervene, he vows to have both Sue and his war! 

At a stage performance, a man who calling himself the Miracle Man demonstrates his amazing powers including invulnerability and strength greater than the Thing. The Fantastic Four flying home in their Fantasticar are relieved that the Miracle Man isn't a menace. However, unbeknownst to them, the Miracle Man has indeed decided to turn to crime beginning by bringing a monstrous statue to life!Splitting up to search for the giant monster Mr. Fantastic finds the it robbing a jewelry store and tries to stop it but the monster escapes when the Miracle Man throws a brick at Mr. Fantastic. The rest of the team then encounter the monster but as the Human Torch burns it to the ground though the Miracle Man escapes though the Invisible Girl manages to tail him while invisible. The remaining members of the team meanwhile get into a fight and Johnny Storm storms off.The Miracle Man discovering the Invisible Girl hypnotizes her into obeying him. Ordering her to signal the Fantastic Four he then sabotages the Fantasti-copter and attempts to flee in a stolen atomic tank and the Fantastic Four set off in chase. During the chase the Human Torch makes his flame so bright that the flash blinds the Miracle Man, rendering him powerless since all along he was merely hypnotizing people to see things. However, the Human Torch and the Thing argue once again and the Human Torch announces that he is leaving the Fantastic Four forever and flies away.

Del Tronkomovil a la Tardis... Del Mamut del primer Jinete Fantasma al DeLorean... En este programa se reúnen Raúl Martín, Isra, Daniel Collado, Maite y Giacco para charlar sobre esos vehículos presentes en distintas obras de ficción. En Literatura, cine, cómics, series y e videojuegos, la importancia de estos elementos de transporte ha sido trascendental. Escucha el programa y dale un repaso con nosotros, recordando el Coche Fantástico, el Nautilus, el Batmovil, el Fantasticar, la Enterprise y muchas, muchas otras!

Del Tronkomovil a la Tardis... Del Mamut del primer Jinete Fantasma al DeLorean... En este programa se reúnen Raúl Martín, Isra, Daniel Collado, Maite y Giacco para charlar sobre esos vehículos presentes en distintas obras de ficción. En Literatura, cine, cómics, series y e videojuegos, la importancia de estos elementos de transporte ha sido trascendental. Escucha el programa y dale un repaso con nosotros, recordando el Coche Fantástico, el Nautilus, el Batmovil, el Fantasticar, la Enterprise y muchas, muchas otras!

The 4 Nerds jump right in on the heels of the news that Marvel acquired the rights to the Fantastic Four properties with a fancast of the first family (4:08). Javier Bardem anyone? Then they discuss their favorite subject, comics (40:15). So jump in your FantastiCar & follow us to the Negative Zone. Fantastic Four, I Don't Know Man...

Welcome to our podcast covering the history of Marvel’s Ultimate line of comics. In the forty-ninth episode of Ultimate Losers, Reed Richards and the rest of the Fantastic Four head to Denmark to foil the plot of the wannabe dictator, Victor Van Damme aka DraculaBluntz420 on YouTube. Issues: Ultimate Fantastic Four 10-12(Doom Pt 2 of 2) In this episode the losers discuss: The Fantasticar, Reed’s dirty undies, and The People with the Dragon Tattoos Follow along on with the companion image gallery here: www.ultimateloserspodcast.wordpress.com Intro music is "The Ultimate Showdown of Ultimate Destiny" from "Live (Only Not)" by Lemon Demon. You can purchase the album here: lemondemon.bandcamp.com/album/live-only-not

Click the link above to subscribe to the podcast – one in one million subscribers will win a Fantasticar! Each month we kick off with an episode looking back at what happened in comics in the previous month.  October was a doozy.   Marvel released a bunch of All New number one issues.  In terms […]

Click the link above to subscribe to the podcast – one in one million subscribers will win a Fantasticar! Each month we kick off with an episode looking back at what happened in comics in the previous month.  October was a doozy. Marvel released a bunch of All New number one issues.  In terms of […]

The Usefulness Of Lady Dorma Hello, and welcome to episode 119 of The Fantasticast. Each week, Steve Lacey and Andy Leyland guide you through every issue, guest-appearance and cameo of The Fantastic Four. We've done it. We've broken through the Jack Kirby barrier. Let the uncertain era of Lee, Romita, Thomas, Buscema, et al. begin. And begin it does, by picking up the pieces of Kirby's Magneto/Atlantis plot and rebuilding them in the form of a fast-paced action epic. We've got the Master of Magnetism, an invasion of New York, the return of Agatha Harkness, the worst possible satnav directions in the Fantasticar, along with brief looks at Sub-Mariner #30 and Fantastic Four Annual #8. And not forgetting this episode's special guest star: Richard M. Nixon! Send in your feedback to fantastic4podcast@gmail.com, leave your comments at the libsyn site, or at fantasticflameon.wordpress.com. Follow us on twitter, where we are @fantasticast Original artwork by Michael Georgiou. Check out his work at mikedraws.co.uk Episode cover design by Samuel Savage.

Fat Free SHR 006 – Fantasicar Voyage Spidey pays a visit to the Fantastic Four as Johnny Storm teaches him how to fly a Fantasticar. Fat Free Spider Ham Radio is produced by the Brothers Kent for the A Part… Continue Reading →