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This is it....Avengers Forever ends here, with more alternate universe Avengers than you can shake a Quinjet at!  See the death of Immortus!  See the rebirth of Immortus!  See the Supreme Intelligence get a pretty jewel!  Everything gets wrapped up with huge fight scenes that Carlos Pacheco poured his heart and soul into!

Butt Hunters, Immortus, and Were-Butts, oh my! Eric and I are back to talk about the  the second part of the final season of Doom Patrol. First we spend a little bit of time lusting after Matt Bomer, then we get giddy over the musical episode, and lots more. Thanks for listening and Keep Streaming!

Jesse Starcher and Mark Radulich present their Doom Patrol Season 4 2023 TV Show Review! Doom Patrol is an American superhero television series developed by Jeremy Carver. Based on the DC Comics superhero team of the same name, and specifically Grant Morrison's run on the title, the series features Jane (Diane Guerrero), Rita Farr (April Bowlby), Vic Stone (Joivan Wade), Larry Trainor (Matt Bomer / Matthew Zuk), Cliff Steele (Brendan Fraser / Riley Shanahan), and Niles Caulder (Timothy Dalton) as the members of the eponymous Doom Patrol. Although Bowlby, Bomer, and Fraser reprise their roles from the series Titans, the two shows are set in separate continuities.In the fourth and final season, the Doom Patrol begin doing more heroic activities while dealing with the coming of Immortus and the imminent Buttpocalypse.In October 2021, the series was renewed for a fourth season which premiered on December 8, 2022. In January 2023, it was announced that the fourth season would be its final season which concluded on November 9, 2023.Disclaimer: The following may contain offensive language, adult humor, and/or content that some viewers may find offensive – The views and opinions expressed by any one speaker does not explicitly or necessarily reflect or represent those of Mark Radulich or W2M Network.Mark Radulich and his wacky podcast on all the things:https://linktr.ee/markkind76alsoFB Messenger: Mark Radulich LCSWTiktok: @markradulichtwitter: @MarkRadulich

When comic books come to life and gray hairs suddenly appear, it's a sure sign of the beginning of the end. The Immortal Idiots of Immorality discover the horrors of de-aging, slap some vicious butts, and question the rise of Immortus as they bring their reviews of Doom Patrol Season 4, episodes 1-6!

Everyone's favorite villain returns to the Bandwagon this week after taking no prisoners at the Magic Kingdom last week. Patrick entertains Dave & Tunney with some very cool Disney World stories. The guys then get down to the business of Doom Patrol as they all try to figure out what is going on with Immortus. A quick visit to the Trailer Park looks at the 40th anniversary of Thriller, plus the latest from DC, including trailers for Aquaman 2, and DC Animation going all-in with a trilogy adaptation of Crisis On Infinte Earths. All that plus more casting rumors for Fantastic Four and exciting news that Dave Filoni will now be heading up the Star Wars universe.@wrestlngrealist@AttitudeAgg@itsReyCash@PCTunney@ChairshotMedia@BandwagonNerdsAbout Bandwagon NerdsJoin Patrick O'Dowd, David Ungar, PC Tunney and Rey Cash as they keep everyone up on all things nerd, and maybe add some new nerds along the way. It's the Bandwagon Nerds Podcast!About the Chairshot Radio NetworkLaunched in 2017, the Chairshot Radio Network presents you with the best in sports, entertainment, and sports entertainment. Wrestling and wrestling crossover podcasts + the most interesting content + the most engaging hosts = the most entertaining podcasts you'll find!Featuring shows such as POD is WAR (sports, entertainment & sports entertainment) Bandwagon Nerds (entertainment & popular culture), The DWI Podcast (Drunk Wrestling Intellect), The Greg DeMarco Show (wrestling), The #Miranda Show (wrestling and entertainment), Hockey Talk (sports), Patrick O'Dowd's 5×5 (pop culture), The Outsider's Edge (wrestling), Down The Wire (Sports), Talk The Keki (Anime), The Mindless Wrestling Podcast, Attitude Of Aggression/The Big Four (wrestling), and more!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/chairshot-radio-network/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

The Taste Buds watch the new Disney+ Lego Marvel Avengers special Code Red! Plus Spider-Man: The Animated Series, and so much more!The Superhero Show Show #505Lego Marvel Avengers: Code RedIs This The MCU We Want? On an all-new, all-different episode of The Superhero Show Show, the Taste Buds are doing a deep dive on Lego Marvel Avengers: Code Red, and trying to make as few Baja Blast jokes as possible! The Red Skull has attacked New York, and only the Avengers can take him down. But when he's kidnapped, is he the real villain? Or is the real villain capitalism, like it always is. Probably not...not on a show made by Lego, starring Lego.Who is Lego Marvel Avengers for?Cassie and the Boyz break down the special, and if it literally holds up for all ages, or if that's just the rating it was given. Plus, does it have that certain Lego sense of humor that the brand has come to be known for.Are the Lego Marvel Avengers the Best Team on TV?Then, it's time for another Shushie! As the year winds down, the Taste Buds are handing out awards to their favorites in a dozen different categories, and this week is that time honored comic book staple: the team! With so many teams on so many shows, which one will take home the Shushie for Team of the Year?What else do they talk about besides Lego Marvel Avengers?Next, the Friends head to the Pull List to discuss every other comic book television show that came out this week, including episodes of Gen V, Fear the Walking Dead, Doom Patrol, and Loki!Finally, the Taste Buds head to SMTASmania to watch another episode of Spider-Man: The Animated Series! This week, we continue the The Alien Costume with part two. The last episode ended with Peter getting rid of the alien costume, only for it to drizzle down on to his former Daily Bugle rival Eddie Brock. Eddie Brock with the alien costume? Has this ever happened before? Will this go okay for Peter and for his loved ones? Tune in to find out!All of that, and so much more, on an all-new episode of The Superhero Show Show!TV EPISODES AND FILMS DISCUSSED:DOOM PATROL #410Watch Doom Patrol on Max!After uncovering what she believes is the source of Immortus' power, Rouge tries to rally the Doom Patrol, but the team seems more content to enjoy the little time they have left.For more about Doom Patrol, check out the Waiting For Doom podcast!FEAR THE WALKING DEAD #807Watch Fear the Walking Dead on AMC+The search for fuel to replenish Padre's dwindling supply leads the survivors to a reunion that gives Madison an unexpected opportunity for revenge and reconciliation. Lego Marvel AvengersFor more about this episode of Fear the Walking Dead, check out this episode of The Talking Dead!GEN V #107

The Taste Buds check out the Gen V episode Jumanji, plus reviews of Loki, Doom Patrol, and Fear the Walking Dead!The Superhero Show Show #504Gen V Episode 6:What Are These Woods All About?The Taste Buds focus on this week's episode of Gen V, called Jumanji! The first couple of episodes of Gen V got pretty mixed reviews from this podcast. Has the show gotten better over the last couple of months? Let's find out!Why Is This Episode of Gen V Called Jumanji?Probably because it hits the nostalgia button of two different generations. The superhero school at the center of the show, nicknamed God U, is up to some shady stuff, most of it going down at something called "the woods." This episode of Gen V, called Jumanji, promises to answer a lot of questions the first five episodes have asked.Join Taste Buds Ryan and Mackenna as they review Jumanji, and discuss whether or not the show has handled its mystery reveals well. Also, is it too soon to even reveal these mysteries? Plus, is there enough left to keep the show going after all of these reveals.What Else Do the Taste Buds Talk About Besides Gen V: Jumanji?Finally, on the Pull List, the Friends discuss every other show on this week, including a very explosive Loki, two episodes of Doom Patrol, and the mid-season return of Fear the Walking Dead. All of that, and so much more, on an all-nee episode of The Superhero Show Show!TV EPISODES AND FILMS DISCUSSED:DOOM PATROL #409Watch Doom Patrol on Max!Isabel puts the Doom Patrol, Dorothy, Casey, and Rama in an illusion of a perfect world where they live out a holiday in honor of her, named "Immortimas Day", and constantly break into musical numbers.For more about Doom Patrol, check out the Waiting For Doom podcast!DOOM PATROL #410After uncovering what she believes is the source of Immortus' power, Rouge tries to rally the Doom Patrol, but the team seems more content to enjoy the little time they have leftFEAR THE WALKING DEAD #807Watch Fear the Walking Dead on AMC+Strand fights to maintain the peace of his new life after the sudden arrival of an old friend threatens it with ghosts of the past.For more about this episode of Fear the Walking Dead, check out this episode of The Talking Dead!GEN V #106: JUMANJIWatch Gen V on Amazon Prime Marie, Andre, and Jordan travel through Cate's memories- - and their own.If you want some more thoughts on Gen V, check out BingetownTV's podcast!LOKI...

General Immortus stands victorious against the Doom Patrol and has now set his sights on nothing less than world domination! The team's only hope for salvation is asking for help from one of their greatest enemies, but only if Immortus … Continue reading →

After believing she’s uncovered the source of Immortus’ power, Rouge tries to convince the Doom Patrol to help excise it.

On this week's episode Vanessa, Keenon, Breeze, and Andy discuss episode nine of Doom Patrol season 4, “Immortimas Patrol”. It’s time for a musical episode, folks and Breeze is back! The squad giddily sings through their favorite parts of the episode. Don’t worry, they don’t sing the entire time. They discuss the amazing musical numbers from the Doom Patrol team and how wacky Immortus is. Check out the full episode below. Find DC Studios Podcast on: Social Media: Facebook – @DCStudioPodcast – Instagram Subscribe: Apple Podcasts – Stitcher Radio – YouTube – Multiverse of […] The post Doom Patrol Podcast Season 4 – Episode 9 “Immortimas Patrol” appeared first on Multiverse Of Color.

With Loki back on our screens, we head back into the archives to expose all the secrets of Kang, arguably the greatest Avengers villain! We'll explore how the character literally changed the history of Marvel in his very first appearance, his past with the Fantastic Four, his bizarre future in Limbo and why he's such an important figure in the Avengers stories! Plus we'll investigate Pharaoh Rama-Tut, the Scarlet Centurion, and Immortus, and how all three of them are related to Kang! This clip is taken from our full episode called The Kang Trilogy, which features hours of Marvel history and trivia! For awesome bonus episodes visit https://www.patreon.com/marvelversusmarvel marvelversusmarvel@gmail.com https://twitter.com/marvelversus https://twitter.com/robhalden https://robhalden.com https://will-preston.co.uk

As Dorothy and Casey team up for a new mission, the Doom Patrol’s pursuit of Immortus leads them to a superhero parade.

What better way to follow up a release of the Time Bubble than to dip our toe into the origins of three (or is it one...?) of Marvel's timey-whimiest villains for our latest in the Introducing...series. And best of all, Murd, Chris and Ian do so in studio! That's right, revel in the comradery as the Timely Trio discuss Fantastic Four issue 19, and Avengers issues 8 and 10, the first appearances of Rama-Tut, Kang, and Immortus. All three of these issues were written by Stan the Man himself, with art by King Kirby for the first two, and Don Heck for our finale. Prepare to be transformed by the rays of the Egyptian sun, be sure to shield yourself for all sorts of random radiation (and acid), and ponder whether or not the villain attacking you is dreamy under that full face mask. Finally, by the time you're done with this one, you too will be a master of Yubiwaza, this we guarantee; Teen Brigade interference and all. Excelsior! (1:51:52)

Carefree Black Nerd Presents: "Comics & Chill" *Use the hashtag #CBNpod when watching Quantumania. Ant-Man and the Wasp find themselves exploring the Quantum Realm, interacting with strange new creatures and embarking on an adventure that pushes them beyond the limits of what they thought was possible. *Kang the Conqueror is a supervillain appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. The character is most frequently depicted as an opponent of the Avengers and the Fantastic Four. A time-traveling entity and descendant of the scientist of the same name, several alternate versions of Kang have appeared throughout Marvel Comics titles over the years, including his respective future and past heroic selves, Pharaoh Rama-Tut, Victor Timely, Immortus, and Iron Lad. Comics & Chill, 002: Ant-Man and The Wasp: Quantumania Podcast Visuals: [ youtube.com/watch?v=015t1xujQIQ ] Email: carefreeblacknerd@gmail.com Twitter: twitter.com/carefreeblerd TikTok: https://vm.tiktok.com/ZTdX16kbC/ Instagram: Instagram.com/carefreeblacknerd Resume: Linktr.ee/CarefreeBlackNerd SoundCloud: soundcloud.com/carefreeblacknerd ITunes: itun.es/us/aXGRfb.c Stiticher: stitcher.com/podcast/bynk-radio-inc/carefree-black-nerd YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZLE-1viZcnMQU8ddPnH_-w #CBNreview #CBNpod #CBNComicReview Subscribe, Like, Rate and Review the show on YouTube, iTunes and SoundCloud Download past Episodes and subscribe to future Episodes of #CarefreeBlackNerd by visiting linktr.ee/CarefeeBlackNerd

Welcome back to Waiting For Doom, a rollercoaster of emotions as Mike and Paul discuss the ups and downs of all things Doom Patrol-related! And coffee. Doom News - 7:46 Doom Clock – 12:49 Doomsplaining- 23:06 - SPOILER WARNING! We discuss episodes 4, 5 and 6 of Season 4 of the Doom Patrol TV show! Do we learn anything more about who or what Immortus is, and why they (or it) are rising? Does anyone pout? What the yee-haw f**k! Mailbag O Doom - 50:22 Original Broadcast Date: 22 February 2023

Kang the Conqueror makes his first full appearance in the MCU with Ant-Man & The Wasp: Quantumania, which came out earlier this weekend. But who is Kang, and what makes him so threatening that he'll be the next Big Bad after Thanos? Learn his comic book history, including his many aliases by listening to this episode.

With Ant Man and the Wasp Quantumania introducing Kang and time travel in a big way, could Kang and The High Evolutionary have worked together? Ant Man and the Wasp Quantumania's post credit scene introduces the Council of Kangs and many variants of Kang like Rama Tut, Scarlet Centurion and Immortus. Could any one of these Kangs have worked with the High Evolutionary from Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 3? MasterTainment, Whitney van Lanningham, Brandon Barrick and Jessica Clemons discuss! #Kang #GuardiansOfTheGalaxy #Marvel Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Please enjoy this recut of our Kang episode where the segments flow in the standard order, for those people who were confused by/didn't care for the experimental nature of the original release :) Just before Quantumania releases, we travel through time with KANG THE CONQUEROR! This temporally unstable episode is our most ambitious yet - don't miss it!   Intro Ant-Man & the Wasp: Quantumania coming out Feb. 17 - Anthony & Doc will do a review mini-episode after the film drops Background Kang the Conqueror, Nathaniel Richards, created by Stan Lee & Jack Kirby Due to Kang's time-traveling abilities, his backstory, and even creation, are difficult to pin down Rama-Tut - first appeared in Fantastic Four #19 (Oct. 1963) - a time-traveling criminal from the year 3000 who went back to ancient Egypt  In Sept. 1964, in Avengers #8, Rama-Tut reveals he traveled to the year 4000 and is called Kang the Conqueror Two months later (Nov. 1964), Immortus debuts in Avengers #10, and was later retroactively revealed as another variant of Kang Another variant appears a few years later - the Scarlet Centurion (Avengers Annual #2 - Sept. 1968) A heroic version was introduced in Young Avengers #1 (Feb. 2005) - Iron Lad Later revealed that Kang is actually Nathaniel Richards, a descendant of Reed Richards' father Reed's father traveled forward to the 31st century and brought peace to a war-ravaged Earth - it was here he had a child, named Nathaniel Nathaniel grew up bored of the simple peace he lived, and when he was 16, he stole a time machine, traveled back to Egypt, and became Rama-Tut He then traveled to the “present”, where he met Dr. Doom and became inspired by him Attempting to travel to his home timeline, he passed it by a thousand years, and upon learning that he can easily take over the war-torn planet, decides to go back to when Earth was fruitful so he can make it more worthwhile Often shows up as a foe of the Avengers, but sometimes he battles the Fantastic Four Major storylines: Celestial Madonna - searching for a woman destined to carry a powerful child, he finds Mantis, but is thwarted by alternative versions of himself - here we learn that Immortus and Rama-Tut are also Kang, but after Kang overloads his armor, he destroys himself, deleting Immortus and Rama-Tut from existence as well Council of Kangs - Three variants create a triumvirate to eliminate all other versions, but Ravonna (Kang's lover) tricks one of them into death before Immortus is destroyed by Prime Kang, the only one who remains Avengers Forever - Kang rejects Immortus, and allies with the Avengers to prevent Immortus from allying with the Time Keepers - this involves keeping Rick Jones alive and Avengers from other timelines Kang Dynasty - Kang, along with his son Marcus (operating as Scarlet Centurion), takes over the Earth in order to save it from a horrific future - although he initially conquers the world, he is defeated by the Avengers, with help from a traitorous clone of Marcus, who is infatuated with Carol Danvers (not unlike another version of Marcus) Responsible for the creation of the Young Avengers - 16 year old Nate Richards is rescued by Kang and shown his future growth into the despot, but this horrifies young Nate, and he uses the time-travel technology and transports himself to the past, where he arrives as the Avengers have been disassembled - he downloads the Vision's operating system into his armor, and this amalgamation (Iron Lad) assembles a new team of younger heroes to prevent Kang from rising up in the first place Issues Hedonic adaptation and the Diderot Effect Narcissism Technophilia Break Plugs for Cheers to Comics, Adventures in Erylia, and Meghan Fitzmartin Treatment theme: Anything, but not everything In-universe Out of universe Skit KANG: And now, my boy, it is time for you to DIE! DOC: Wait, it's not supposed to happen like this! * warp sound* IRON LAD: Doctor Issues, I presume? DOC: What the - who the - what the -  IRON LAD: I understand, the whole time manipulation thing can be overwhelming.  DOC: But you were just trying to kill me! IRON LAD: Oh no, sorry, that's a different me.  DOC: Excuse me? IRON LAD: You can call me Iron Lad. Or Nate. DOC: So you're NOT trying to kill me? IRON LAD: Nope, definitely not. I had to warp you out of there, because if you died, it throws the entire timeline outta whack. DOC: But you look just like the guy I was in there…  IRON LAD: Yeah, he's me from the future, but he showed me what it looked like, and I want absolutely nothing to do with that. So I went back to the past, which is your present, to stop myself from becoming him in the future. But the Avengers were gone, so I found the Vision's brain and downloaded it into my armor, and now here I am. DOC: I'm so confused… IRON LAD:  I don't blame you. Sometimes I have to remind myself of who I am now, not who I was or who I might be. DOC: So what happens now? IRON LAD: I'm going to put you back in your office, just a liiiiitle bit earlier in the timestream, so you don't make the mistakes that lead up to whatever it was that made Kang want to kill you. DOC: That's just it, I don't even remember what it was. He just got up out of the chair and pointed a weapon at me.  IRON LAD: Sadly, that's just how he is. He gets this idea in his head, and no matter what anyone says or does, he will do it come hell or high water. Sometimes I think I do it because I don't want anyone else dictating my destiny. DOC: Are we talking about him or you? IRON LAD: Uhh… ok, time to send you back now, good luck!  DOC: Oh no, don't warp me like this, it feels like I'm *warp sound* drowning in- KANG: - the annals of history are *simultaneously* drowning in- DOC: Gaaaaah! KANG: You primitive dare interrupt Kang! You inadvertently prove my point about the vast majority of individuals who are mindless filler for the planet. Important resources wasted on people who can never comprehend how trivial their existence is to the grand scheme of time and history. That is one of my goals, to separate those who are worthy to share in the existence I plan on ushering forth from these… carbon-based cretins. And so far, you have done nothing to dissuade me from counting you in the latter group. DOC: Sorry, it's just… I wasn't feeling like myself. As to your point, philosophers have discussed the value of human existence for millenia.  KANG: Those simpering academics? Bah. Very few are capable of acknowledging the meaningless of their lives, and ironically it is those who are best equipped to assist me in my plans. DOC: So… you're looking for nihilists? KANG: Only in nihilism can you find the ultimate freedom.  DOC: I don't understand. You keep speaking in circles, can you please be direct and just - talk to me? KANG: Have we not been conversing this entire time? *Warp sound* RAMA-TUT: Don't listen to me, I can get a little long-winded sometimes. DOC: What the hell? RAMA-TUT: I am Rama-Tut. The me you were in there with is an older version of me, long after I took over ancient Egypt. DOC: How many of you are there? RAMA-TUT: There are as many variants of me as there are grains of sand in the desert. DOC: That's… unsettling. But why did you take me out of the session? RAMA-TUT: The machinations of Rama-Tut are far beyond your ken. You need only know this: for the universe to avoid never ending calamity, not only must you survive, but you must kill Kang.  DOC: Dude, if you know ANYTHING about me, you'd know I am not going to kill anyone. RAMA-TUT: All mortals have limits, and in order to preserve all of existence, you must push beyond yours. This has been foreseen, and not only by me, but by all Kangs. Why do you think he allowed himself to be captured and brought to you?  DOC: But why me? Literally anyone else could do a better job at that than me. RAMA-TUT: If I divulge that information to you, it would create dangerous ripples throughout the timestream. You must simply trust what I tell you. DOC: Not gonna happen. RAMA-TUT: Nevertheless, I will return you to your session, slightly earlier than before. Take this, it is a chronosword. You must use it to strike down Kang. It will be shielded from him until you are ready to use it. DOC: No, no, no *warp sound* for the last time- KANG: A rather foreboding introduction, Doctor. You speak as though we have met before. DOC: Uh, what I meant to say was- KANG: I have no doubt that my… variants have attempted to persuade you to kill me, have they not? DOC: I'm not exactly sure how client confidentiality works in this type of situation, but I'm gonna go ahead and just say I can't tell you what I spoke to anyyou else about. KANG: It matters not. I have foreseen this all. The entire series of events that led me, you, us to this moment. I have orchestrated what to your mind would be an incomprehensible amount of coincidences, all building up to my single greatest triumph yet. DOC: Not to be entirely self-deprecating, but if your greatest triumph involves me, somehow I think we need to reestablish your definitions of “great” and “triumph”.  KANG: So simple, and yet you have no idea your function as a keystone in the story still to be told. The annals of history are drowning in- DOC: Drowning in- Gaaaah KANG: You primitive dare interrupt Kang! You inadvertently prove my point about- IMMORTUS: *warp sound* The irony of him daring call anyone primitive. DOC: OK, you all have GOT to stop cutting me in & out. And which one are you? IMMORTUS: I am IMMORTUS. And we haven't much time. DOC: Now THAT'S ironic.  IMMORTUS: No, truly, the Time Keepers are hunting me down. I must inform you quickly. You are in grave danger. DOC: Yeah, I got that already. You're the fourth…  you to pull me out of the session already. IMMORTUS: Fourth? *counts to self* that means there's still time then. DOC: Again, we have nothing BUT time. IMMORTUS: Not true at all. Listen to me, as soon as we return, you MUST kill Kang. DOC: Like I told the other guy, that's not gonna happen. IMMORTUS: You don't understand. You must do it before you are pulled from the timestream again. If you don't, the consequences to all of existence will be dire. DOC: Yeah, I know, Kang will destroy the entire universe. IMMORTUS: No, Doctor Issues. YOU will. DOC: Wait, what?!?! IMMORTUS: It would take far too much to explain, just know that… *beep* they're on to me. I must send you back now. DOC: No, wait, come here and *warp sound* talk to me! KANG: Have we not been conversing this entire time? DOC: I… KANG: Which one was it? The whiny child? Or the one who is so certain of his immortality he named himself after it? DOC: Again, to avoid any problems with confidentiality, I can't divulge conversations with other clients, even if they're kinda sorta you. I mean, I know there have been some shenanigans here, but I don't want to keep repeating things, otherwise I might as well just be talking to myself… KANG: You have no idea how right you are, my lad… DOC: What does that mean? KANG: He hasn't told you? DOC: Who hasn't told me what? KANG: Fascinating. Then there's still time for me. Allow me to disengage these restraints- DOC: Hold on, those are state of the art, I worked with the designer personally to ensure- KANG: Yes, but as you well know Doctor, you can't defend against yourself. DOC: Huh? KANG: And now, my boy, it is time for you to DIE! NATHANIEL RICHARDS: *Warp sound* It's not supposed to happen like this. DOC: Lemme guess, you're the “he” who's supposed to reveal some big secret that's going to change everything. NATHANIEL: I am Nathaniel Richards. Father of Kang, Immortus, Rama-Tut, Iron Lad, and all Kangs across the multiverse. And I'm not just any “he”, Doctor Issues. Or should I say… grandfather. DOC: *flat* what NATHANIEL: The timestreams have been merged and diverted so often things are broken. My own memory of how this came to be betrays me. But I know this: you are my grandfather, which makes you- DOC: Ancestor of Kang. NATHANIEL: Indeed. I had hoped to get this information to you sooner, but I was attacked by- DOC: At this point, does it really matter? My entire life, my entire identity, has been thrown into question. And I don't care how much you look or sound like me, I need this information straight from the source. NATHANIEL: What? DOC: I have to go back to Kang. I need to speak to him directly. NATHANIEL: I cannot send you back to where I took you from, or you will die, and it will cause a cataclysmic chain reaction that will obliterate the very fabric of reality! DOC: Then send me back to the moment when he decides I need to die. NATHANIEL: I don't understand. DOC: Look, when I get so much hearsay, I have to strip away all opinion. If Kang wants me dead, I don't need anyone else's interpretation. Whatever he does in that moment is the only thing that can resolve this. I am his provider, and it is my duty. If you are truly of my heritage, you'll understand this, and have some faith. NATHANIEL: I admit I do not understand. But I do have faith. Just know that if this goes wrong, I cannot help you any further. DOC: I know.  NATHANIEL: Then best of luck to you, grandfather. *warp sound* DOC: Hello Kang, I'm… Doctor Issues. For the last time… KANG: A rather foreboding introduction, Doctor. You speak as though we have met before. DOC: Tell me why. KANG: That's… no…  DOC: I may not understand, but I'm ready. KANG: No no no NO NO DAMN YOU NATHANIEL. DOC: Don't blame him, this right now is about why you feel the way you do about me. KANG: For someone who claims to have an advanced education, your understanding of things is below rudimentary. You are responsible for the creation of these other… inferior variants. Ergo, I eliminate you, and they are gone. DOC: As are you. KANG: The threat of vanishing from existence has not stopped me before, and it won't now. Not when I'm so close to having all that I need. Besides, if there's no risk, there's no reward. DOC: Then why do you tell me every time? You are holding something back. From yourself. I can help you confront it. Maybe no one has to die. KANG: You are willing to gamble the fate of the entirety of existence on your ability to speak? We truly are related, ancestor, and I admire your boldness. DOC: Only you would know this. Take us to the moment where we can have the greatest influence. KANG: Very well. Prepare yourself, Doctor. This will be a showdown for the ages. *warp sound* KANG 1: *background*Fascinating. Then there's still time for me. Allow me to disengage these restraints- DOC 1: Hold on, those are state of the art, I worked with the designer personally to ensure- KANG 1: Yes, but as you well know Doctor, you can't defend against yourself.*end background* KANG 2: Here we are. DOC 2: And here you come. To think, he gets all the glory. What does that make you? KANG 2: You clever… Now I know where I get it from. *to Kang 1* You're absolutely right! DOC 1: Huh? *realizes there's another version of him & Kang in the room* WHAT IS HAPPENING KANG 2: And now, my boy, it is time for YOU to DIE! KANG 1: No, this cannot be! DOC 1: Why are there two mes? DOC 2: Long story short, it's all a big timey-wimey ball. DOC 1: How did we end up allying with HIM?!?! DOC 2: Don't worry about that. Just do me a favor, and keep an eye on who our daughter marries in the future. DOC 1: What? DOC 2: Looks like my Kang has your Kang cornered… DOC 1: But he's our… my… patient. I can't let him just do this. DOC 2: If you knew what I know- DOC 1: But I don't, and I took an oath. If you're not going to protect a person that you're responsible for, then I will. DOC 2: Wait! KANG 2: If I were a primitive I might feel shame about ending the life of someone who looks like me. But at this point… KANG 1: Spoken like a true primitive. Alas, you will be the one to fall. DOC 1: Noooo…. KANG 1 & KANG 2: *blasts*  DOC 1: AAAAAAHHHH KANG 1: *dying* Why? KANG 2: *dying* You simpleton… you have shattered the timestream… DOC 1: *dying* I… I took an oath…  DOC 2: And the first part is do no harm… DOC 1: Nok… *dies* Ending Mention timescrew as we come out of the skit Recommended reading: Kang Dynasty Next episodes: Animal sidekicks, Claire Voyant, Penguin Plugs for social References: Lisa Simpson - Anthony Apple Podcasts: here Google Play: here Stitcher: here TuneIn: here iHeartRadio: here Twitter Facebook TikTok  Patreon TeePublic Discord

it's time to discuss the Conquerer, Immortus, he who remains... and Victor Timely III. Whatever you call him, KANG is here! Lance and Chris time travel into the past... (and future?) to discuss the Marvel villain's multi-dimensional origin, many namesakes, media adaptations, and we recommend some essential Kang stories. We also ask: what if we could go back in time and get a comic book that we did not get?! Comic Book Keepers is hosted by the Geekly Grind. Check out reviews and discussion on everything Geeky from Anime, Manga, Boardgames, comics, and more. www.thegeeklygrind.com The Geekly Grind @thegeeklygrind Link tree: https://linktr.ee/CBKcast Social media: Twitter @cbkcast Instagram @cbkcast Facebook Chris @dungeonheads Lance @roguesymbiote Chris's draws free D&D art which you can find and support him on Patreon, and see more of his art on Instagram Original Theme by Weston Gardner @ArcaneAnthems on Patreon

Just before Quantumania releases, we travel through time with KANG THE CONQUEROR! This temporally unstable episode is our most ambitious yet - don't miss it!  Issue 168 - Kang the Conqueror Intro Ant-Man & the Wasp: Quantumania coming out Feb. 17 - Anthony & Doc will do a review mini-episode after the film drops Background Kang the Conqueror, Nathaniel Richards, created by Stan Lee & Jack Kirby Due to Kang's time-traveling abilities, his backstory, and even creation, are difficult to pin down Rama-Tut - first appeared in Fantastic Four #19 (Oct. 1963) - a time-traveling criminal from the year 3000 who went back to ancient Egypt  In Sept. 1964, in Avengers #8, Rama-Tut reveals he traveled to the year 4000 and is called Kang the Conqueror Two months later (Nov. 1964), Immortus debuts in Avengers #10, and was later retroactively revealed as another variant of Kang Another variant appears a few years later - the Scarlet Centurion (Avengers Annual #2 - Sept. 1968) A heroic version was introduced in Young Avengers #1 (Feb. 2005) - Iron Lad Later revealed that Kang is actually Nathaniel Richards, a descendant of Reed Richards' father Reed's father traveled forward to the 31st century and brought peace to a war-ravaged Earth - it was here he had a child, named Nathaniel Nathaniel grew up bored of the simple peace he lived, and when he was 16, he stole a time machine, traveled back to Egypt, and became Rama-Tut He then traveled to the “present”, where he met Dr. Doom and became inspired by him Attempting to travel to his home timeline, he passed it by a thousand years, and upon learning that he can easily take over the war-torn planet, decides to go back to when Earth was fruitful so he can make it more worthwhile Often shows up as a foe of the Avengers, but sometimes he battles the Fantastic Four Major storylines: Celestial Madonna - searching for a woman destined to carry a powerful child, he finds Mantis, but is thwarted by alternative versions of himself - here we learn that Immortus and Rama-Tut are also Kang, but after Kang overloads his armor, he destroys himself, deleting Immortus and Rama-Tut from existence as well Council of Kangs - Three variants create a triumvirate to eliminate all other versions, but Ravonna (Kang's lover) tricks one of them into death before Immortus is destroyed by Prime Kang, the only one who remains Avengers Forever - Kang rejects Immortus, and allies with the Avengers to prevent Immortus from allying with the Time Keepers - this involves keeping Rick Jones alive and Avengers from other timelines Kang Dynasty - Kang, along with his son Marcus (operating as Scarlet Centurion), takes over the Earth in order to save it from a horrific future - although he initially conquers the world, he is defeated by the Avengers, with help from a traitorous clone of Marcus, who is infatuated with Carol Danvers (not unlike another version of Marcus) Responsible for the creation of the Young Avengers - 16 year old Nate Richards is rescued by Kang and shown his future growth into the despot, but this horrifies young Nate, and he uses the time-travel technology and transports himself to the past, where he arrives as the Avengers have been disassembled - he downloads the Vision's operating system into his armor, and this amalgamation (Iron Lad) assembles a new team of younger heroes to prevent Kang from rising up in the first place Issues Hedonic adaptation and the Diderot Effect Narcissism Technophilia Treatment theme: Anything, but not everything In-universe -  Out of universe -  Skit KANG: And now, my boy, it is time for you to DIE! DOC: Wait, it's not supposed to happen like this! * warp sound* IRON LAD: Doctor Issues, I presume? DOC: What the - who the - what the -  IRON LAD: I understand, the whole time manipulation thing can be overwhelming.  DOC: But you were just trying to kill me! IRON LAD: Oh no, sorry, that's a different me.  DOC: Excuse me? IRON LAD: You can call me Iron Lad. Or Nate. DOC: So you're NOT trying to kill me? IRON LAD: Nope, definitely not. I had to warp you out of there, because if you died, it throws the entire timeline outta whack. DOC: But you look just like the guy I was in there…  IRON LAD: Yeah, he's me from the future, but he showed me what it looked like, and I want absolutely nothing to do with that. So I went back to the past, which is your present, to stop myself from becoming him in the future. But the Avengers were gone, so I found the Vision's brain and downloaded it into my armor, and now here I am. DOC: I'm so confused… IRON LAD:  I don't blame you. Sometimes I have to remind myself of who I am now, not who I was or who I might be. DOC: So what happens now? IRON LAD: I'm going to put you back in your office, just a liiiiitle bit earlier in the timestream, so you don't make the mistakes that lead up to whatever it was that made Kang want to kill you. DOC: That's just it, I don't even remember what it was. He just got up out of the chair and pointed a weapon at me.  IRON LAD: Sadly, that's just how he is. He gets this idea in his head, and no matter what anyone says or does, he will do it come hell or high water. Sometimes I think I do it because I don't want anyone else dictating my destiny. DOC: Are we talking about him or you? IRON LAD: Uhh… ok, time to send you back now, good luck!  DOC: Oh no, don't warp me like this, it feels like I'm *warp sound* drowning in- KANG: - the annals of history are *simultaneously* drowning in- DOC: Gaaaaah! KANG: You primitive dare interrupt Kang! You inadvertently prove my point about the vast majority of individuals who are mindless filler for the planet. Important resources wasted on people who can never comprehend how trivial their existence is to the grand scheme of time and history. That is one of my goals, to separate those who are worthy to share in the existence I plan on ushering forth from these… carbon-based cretins. And so far, you have done nothing to dissuade me from counting you in the latter group. DOC: Sorry, it's just… I wasn't feeling like myself. As to your point, philosophers have discussed the value of human existence for millenia.  KANG: Those simpering academics? Bah. Very few are capable of acknowledging the meaningless of their lives, and ironically it is those who are best equipped to assist me in my plans. DOC: So… you're looking for nihilists? KANG: Only in nihilism can you find the ultimate freedom.  DOC: I don't understand. You keep speaking in circles, can you please be direct and just - talk to me? KANG: Have we not been conversing this entire time? *Warp sound* RAMA-TUT: Don't listen to me, I can get a little long-winded sometimes. DOC: What the hell? RAMA-TUT: I am Rama-Tut. The me you were in there with is an older version of me, long after I took over ancient Egypt. DOC: How many of you are there? RAMA-TUT: There are as many variants of me as there are grains of sand in the desert. DOC: That's… unsettling. But why did you take me out of the session? RAMA-TUT: The machinations of Rama-Tut are far beyond your ken. You need only know this: for the universe to avoid never ending calamity, not only must you survive, but you must kill Kang.  DOC: Dude, if you know ANYTHING about me, you'd know I am not going to kill anyone. RAMA-TUT: All mortals have limits, and in order to preserve all of existence, you must push beyond yours. This has been foreseen, and not only by me, but by all Kangs. Why do you think he allowed himself to be captured and brought to you?  DOC: But why me? Literally anyone else could do a better job at that than me. RAMA-TUT: If I divulge that information to you, it would create dangerous ripples throughout the timestream. You must simply trust what I tell you. DOC: Not gonna happen. RAMA-TUT: Nevertheless, I will return you to your session, slightly earlier than before. Take this, it is a chronosword. You must use it to strike down Kang. It will be shielded from him until you are ready to use it. DOC: No, no, no *warp sound* for the last time- KANG: A rather foreboding introduction, Doctor. You speak as though we have met before. DOC: Uh, what I meant to say was- KANG: I have no doubt that my… variants have attempted to persuade you to kill me, have they not? DOC: I'm not exactly sure how client confidentiality works in this type of situation, but I'm gonna go ahead and just say I can't tell you what I spoke to anyyou else about. KANG: It matters not. I have foreseen this all. The entire series of events that led me, you, us to this moment. I have orchestrated what to your mind would be an incomprehensible amount of coincidences, all building up to my single greatest triumph yet. DOC: Not to be entirely self-deprecating, but if your greatest triumph involves me, somehow I think we need to reestablish your definitions of “great” and “triumph”.  KANG: So simple, and yet you have no idea your function as a keystone in the story still to be told. The annals of history are drowning in- DOC: Drowning in- Gaaaah KANG: You primitive dare interrupt Kang! You inadvertently prove my point about- IMMORTUS: *warp sound* The irony of him daring call anyone primitive. DOC: OK, you all have GOT to stop cutting me in & out. And which one are you? IMMORTUS: I am IMMORTUS. And we haven't much time. DOC: Now THAT'S ironic.  IMMORTUS: No, truly, the Time Keepers are hunting me down. I must inform you quickly. You are in grave danger. DOC: Yeah, I got that already. You're the fourth…  you to pull me out of the session already. IMMORTUS: Fourth? *counts to self* that means there's still time then. DOC: Again, we have nothing BUT time. IMMORTUS: Not true at all. Listen to me, as soon as we return, you MUST kill Kang. DOC: Like I told the other guy, that's not gonna happen. IMMORTUS: You don't understand. You must do it before you are pulled from the timestream again. If you don't, the consequences to all of existence will be dire. DOC: Yeah, I know, Kang will destroy the entire universe. IMMORTUS: No, Doctor Issues. YOU will. DOC: Wait, what?!?! IMMORTUS: It would take far too much to explain, just know that… *beep* they're on to me. I must send you back now. DOC: No, wait, come here and *warp sound* talk to me! KANG: Have we not been conversing this entire time? DOC: I… KANG: Which one was it? The whiny child? Or the one who is so certain of his immortality he named himself after it? DOC: Again, to avoid any problems with confidentiality, I can't divulge conversations with other clients, even if they're kinda sorta you. I mean, I know there have been some shenanigans here, but I don't want to keep repeating things, otherwise I might as well just be talking to myself… KANG: You have no idea how right you are, my lad… DOC: What does that mean? KANG: He hasn't told you? DOC: Who hasn't told me what? KANG: Fascinating. Then there's still time for me. Allow me to disengage these restraints- DOC: Hold on, those are state of the art, I worked with the designer personally to ensure- KANG: Yes, but as you well know Doctor, you can't defend against yourself. DOC: Huh? KANG: And now, my boy, it is time for you to DIE! NATHANIEL RICHARDS: *Warp sound* It's not supposed to happen like this. DOC: Lemme guess, you're the “he” who's supposed to reveal some big secret that's going to change everything. NATHANIEL: I am Nathaniel Richards. Father of Kang, Immortus, Rama-Tut, Iron Lad, and all Kangs across the multiverse. And I'm not just any “he”, Doctor Issues. Or should I say… grandfather. DOC: *flat* what NATHANIEL: The timestreams have been merged and diverted so often things are broken. My own memory of how this came to be betrays me. But I know this: you are my grandfather, which makes you- DOC: Ancestor of Kang. NATHANIEL: Indeed. I had hoped to get this information to you sooner, but I was attacked by- DOC: At this point, does it really matter? My entire life, my entire identity, has been thrown into question. And I don't care how much you look or sound like me, I need this information straight from the source. NATHANIEL: What? DOC: I have to go back to Kang. I need to speak to him directly. NATHANIEL: I cannot send you back to where I took you from, or you will die, and it will cause a cataclysmic chain reaction that will obliterate the very fabric of reality! DOC: Then send me back to the moment when he decides I need to die. NATHANIEL: I don't understand. DOC: Look, when I get so much hearsay, I have to strip away all opinion. If Kang wants me dead, I don't need anyone else's interpretation. Whatever he does in that moment is the only thing that can resolve this. I am his provider, and it is my duty. If you are truly of my heritage, you'll understand this, and have some faith. NATHANIEL: I admit I do not understand. But I do have faith. Just know that if this goes wrong, I cannot help you any further. DOC: I know.  NATHANIEL: Then best of luck to you, grandfather. *warp sound* DOC: Hello Kang, I'm… Doctor Issues. For the last time… KANG: A rather foreboding introduction, Doctor. You speak as though we have met before. DOC: Tell me why. KANG: That's… no…  DOC: I may not understand, but I'm ready. KANG: No no no NO NO DAMN YOU NATHANIEL. DOC: Don't blame him, this right now is about why you feel the way you do about me. KANG: For someone who claims to have an advanced education, your understanding of things is below rudimentary. You are responsible for the creation of these other… inferior variants. Ergo, I eliminate you, and they are gone. DOC: As are you. KANG: The threat of vanishing from existence has not stopped me before, and it won't now. Not when I'm so close to having all that I need. Besides, if there's no risk, there's no reward. DOC: Then why do you tell me every time? You are holding something back. From yourself. I can help you confront it. Maybe no one has to die. KANG: You are willing to gamble the fate of the entirety of existence on your ability to speak? We truly are related, ancestor, and I admire your boldness. DOC: Only you would know this. Take us to the moment where we can have the greatest influence. KANG: Very well. Prepare yourself, Doctor. This will be a showdown for the ages. *warp sound* KANG 1: *background*Fascinating. Then there's still time for me. Allow me to disengage these restraints- DOC 1: Hold on, those are state of the art, I worked with the designer personally to ensure- KANG 1: Yes, but as you well know Doctor, you can't defend against yourself.*end background* KANG 2: Here we are. DOC 2: And here you come. To think, he gets all the glory. What does that make you? KANG 2: You clever… Now I know where I get it from. *to Kang 1* You're absolutely right! DOC 1: Huh? *realizes there's another version of him & Kang in the room* WHAT IS HAPPENING KANG 2: And now, my boy, it is time for YOU to DIE! KANG 1: No, this cannot be! DOC 1: Why are there two mes? DOC 2: Long story short, it's all a big timey-wimey ball. DOC 1: How did we end up allying with HIM?!?! DOC 2: Don't worry about that. Just do me a favor, and keep an eye on who our daughter marries in the future. DOC 1: What? DOC 2: Looks like my Kang has your Kang cornered… DOC 1: But he's our… my… patient. I can't let him just do this. DOC 2: If you knew what I know- DOC 1: But I don't, and I took an oath. If you're not going to protect a person that you're responsible for, then I will. DOC 2: Wait! KANG 2: If I were a primitive I might feel shame about ending the life of someone who looks like me. But at this point… KANG 1: Spoken like a true primitive. Alas, you will be the one to fall. DOC 1: Noooo…. KANG 1 & KANG 2: *blasts*  DOC 1: AAAAAAHHHH KANG 1: *dying* Why? KANG 2: *dying* You simpleton… you have shattered the timestream… DOC 1: *dying* I… I took an oath…  DOC 2: And the first part is do no harm… DOC 1: Nok… *dies* Ending Mention timescrew as we come out of the skit Recommended reading: Kang Dynasty Next episodes: Animal sidekicks, Claire Voyant, Penguin Plugs for social References: Lisa Simpson - Anthony Apple Podcasts: here Google Play: here Stitcher: here TuneIn: here iHeartRadio: here Twitter Facebook TikTok  Patreon TeePublic Discord

After an eleventh-hour topic change, in honor of the upcoming Ant-Man and the Wasp Quantumania movie, we look at the convoluted continuity of Kang the Conqueror, which sort of starts before his first appearance. Or does it? Let's discuss Kang, Rama Tut, the Scarlet Centurion, Immortus, Doctor Doom, Nathaniel Richards, Ravonna, the Council of Cross Time Kangs, the TIme Variance Authority, Mobius M. Mobius and ... Merlin the Magician? Is this one character biography or four? Or is it five? Let's try and figure this one out without once using the word multiverse. (Although, this is a great companion to our recent pod with Mark Waid discussing continuity in comics.)

“The best laid schemes of mice and men…” To tie-in to both Valentine's Day and the upcoming Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania movie, the plan for the podcast was take a look at the wedding of Hank Pym and Janet Van Dyne from Avengers 60. But that story, and the previous issue, the first appearance of Yellowjacket, present a lot of stuff that is very totally out-of-place for 2023 sensibilities. So, we called an audible. Instead, we look at the long and convoluted history of Kang the Conqueror, which, as it turns out, doesn't even start with his first appearance in Avengers 8. So, let's talk about Kang, Rama-Tut, the Scarlet Centurion, Immortus, Ravonna, Nathaniel Richards, Doctor Doom, The Council of Cross-Time Kangs, The Time Variance Authority, Mobius M. Mobius and more. We also (for the second pod in a row) discuss Omniverse, the 1970s fanzine started by the late Mark Gruenwald and the article in issue two of that magazine devoted to all those characters, or is it just one character? This is a great companion piece to the recent episode of The Winter Palace where we talked to Mark Waid about continuity in comics.

In this timely & time-filled episode, we explore the complicated history of Kang the Conqueror, from his first appearance in 1964 to the Council of Kangs' war on each other (and the Avengers) in the 1980s to his recent and upcoming depiction by Jonathan Majors in the MCU. Ep. 83 What if Kang the Conqueror tried to kill himself over and over again?Earth-267 & 616 (Marvel Comics), as seen in Avengers #267-269It's the man of the hour! (Hour, time, get it?) In preparation for his appearance in the MCU's Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania, we are exploring the complicated history of Kang the Conqueror (and Rama-Tut, Scarlet Centurion, Immortus, etc). We start with Kang's first appearance back in Stan Lee and Jack Kirby's Avengers #8 before visiting (for the first time) Mark Gruenwald's zine Omniverse. We time travel to 1986 for our first "multiverse" that's really the 616 (with a brief stop in Earth 267) as we are introduced to a Council of Kangs bent on destroying each other (and the Avengers). We wrap up by discussing Jonathan Major's performance on the Loki television show and what lies ahead for the character in the MCU. We also chat Kang vs. Doctor Doom, the brief time Storm and Colossus were on the Avengers (kind of), and more. Reading List: Avengers #8 (1964 Marvel Comics) Omniverse: The Journal of Fiction Reality #2 (1979 Alternity Publishing) Avengers #267-269 (1986 Marvel Comics) Loki (TV shows 2021 MCU / Disney Plus) Learn more about Dear Watchers:Find us at https://linktr.ee/dearwatchersEmail Podcast@DearWatchers.comTheme music is Space Heroes by MaxKoMusic (Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0) ★ Support this podcast ★

A new TV Spot for Ant-Man and the Wasp Quantumania has some interesting clues that point us to the fact that we might be getting Immortus' debut in the MCU! Check out our sweet, sweet merch! http://www.nerdriot.shop 00:00 - Intro 03:10 - Headlines 08:18 - Delving into new Ant-Man Clips 23:04 - Mandatory Fun: "End of Week Update" Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Superhero Show Show #462Is This the End of Doom Patrol!?!Doom Patrol heads into its winter finale, and the Taste Buds are covering it all!On an all-new, all-different episode of The Superhero Show Show, Katelynn and the boys are watching the fifth and sixth episodes of HBO Max's Doom Patrol. With Dorothy and Casey Brinke on their journey and out of the spotlight, it's time to return to the craziest team in superhero television. The gang is trying to hold on tight to their Longevity, their gift that essentially keeps them young forever, but Dr. Janus and the mysterious Immortus are on the hunt for it. Join the Taste Buds as they discuss whether or not the Doom Patrol has a chance in this battle, or if they will mess it up again. Will Willoughby the Wizard be enough to save the day, or will he be too much of a jerk and British? Plus there's Jane's puzzle-bation, Rita as a leader, and so much more!No interview this week, as the Taste Buds are prepping for all of the end of the year shows. So get in, listen to a discussion about Doom Patrol, and then get out!TV EPISODES AND FILMS DISCUSSED:DOOM PATROL #405Watch Doom Patrol on HBO MaxWhen Rita awakens unexpectedly aged, a mishandled spell turns the Doom Patrol into teenagers, just as Willoughby asks for their help to stop Immortus - and the end of the world.Click here to listen to the Taste Buds discuss the season three premiere of Doom Patrol!DOOM PATROL #406Watch Doom Patrol on HBO MaxClick here to listen to the Taste Buds discuss the season three premiere of Doom Patrol!Also, don't forget to:Visit Us!Shop With Us On Amazon!Like Us!Follow Us!Write To Us! — contact@yourpopfilter.comListen to more of Cassie and Katelynn on Unnatural 20'sListen to more of Ryan on Movie of the YearListen to more of Mike on The OCDWhile Americans overwhelmingly support the right of an individual to make their own decisions about abortion, unfortunately, that right is no longer protected everywhere in the U.S.The Supreme Court overturned Roe versus Wade on June 24th.Abortion is a basic

Jarvis has wanted to tell y'all about Kang for a long time. He's been getting ready ever since we saw Kang appear as He Who Remains in the Loki series. Now he's letting it all out so that you're prepped for Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania! Show notes… In the comics, Kang the Conqueror is a descendent of Reed Richards and has entanglements with many many characters in the Marvel universe. Rama Tut is over 70 years old chronologically but appears to be a man in his 40's thanks to his futuristic technology much like He Who Remains in the Loki series. The Scarlet Centurion once tried to kill Captain America and Bucky Barnes with a bomb rigged drone plan. Immortus once became an ally of the Avengers as part of the Infinity War. Iron Lad is a younger version of Nathaniel Richards that didn't want to become evil and became a young version of Iron Man and formed the Young Avengers. You really need to watch this scene with Kang from the Loki series before watching Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania unless they start doing previously-on's for their movies. News you can abuse! Jeremy Renner was in an accident while operating heavy machinery to clear snow, but fortunately it looks like he's on the mend. Dave Bautista is relieved to be done with playing a silly Drax–looks forward to more dramatic work. Jarvis gets to beat Mike at Marvel Snap by the end of the month! We can't wait! Mark Ruffalo is @MarkRuffalo@mastodon.social on Mastodon! What's up next? Ranking Phases 1-4 of the MCU! Where to find us. Mastodon https://mastodon.social/@SuperSideshow Instagram https://www.instagram.com/super_sideshow/ YouTube https://www.youtube.com/c/SuperSideshow/ Reddit https://www.reddit.com/r/SuperSideShow/ Twitter https://twitter.com/SuperSideshow

When Rita awakens unexpectedly aged, a mishandled spell teenage-ifies the Doom Patrol just as Willoughby asks for their help stopping the rise of Immortus and the end of the world as they know it.

Les sorties BD de Xavier Vanbuggenhout Spéciale The Avengers, à l'occasion de la sortie de "Marvel Comics Library. The Avengers. Vol. 1. 1963–1965" de Kevin Feige, Kurt Busiek et Stan Lee (Taschen). Début 1963, les fondations de l'ère Marvel sont posées. Après les Quatre Fantastiques en 1961, la maison présente l'extraordinaire (Spider-Man), le stupéfiant (Ant-Man), l'étrange (Docteur Strange), l'incroyable (Hulk), l'invincible (Iron Man) et le puissant (Thor). L'éditeur de Marvel Stan Lee trouve cependant qu'il manque encore quelque chose. « J'écrivais ces personnages et je me suis dit que ce serait amusant de les rassembler dans une équipe » se souvenait-il. C'est ainsi que Lee et l'artiste Jack Kirby réunirent Iron Man, Ant-Man et la Guêpe, Thor et Hulk pour former les Avengers. Dès ses premiers pas, l'équipe tranche sur ses prédécesseurs. Si les Quatre Fantastiques étaient une famille, les Avengers sont des collègues par obligation. L'entente ne règne pas entre tous ses membres - Hulk se bat contre tout le monde - mais en unissant leurs forces ils parviennent à vaincre les pires méchants de Marvel, comme Loki, Kang le Conquérant alias Immortus et les Maîtres du Mal. La composition de l'équipe change en permanence: Hulk s'en va, Captain America arrive et Ant-Man se mue en Giant-Man. Quand soudain, les méchants Hawkeye, Vif-Argent et la Sorcière rouge deviennent les nouveaux héros vengeurs et les membres fondateurs du groupe disparaissent du jour au lendemain, laissant Captain America à la tête d'un groupe tout neuf. Retrouvez ces classiques que sont les vingt premières aventures des Avengers dans une édition format XXL, plus grosse que le poing de Hulk, plus lourde que le marteau de Thor et plus riche en accessoires que l'armure d'Iron Man… On en parle avec Dick Tomasovic, chargé de cours en histoire et esthétique du cinéma et des arts du spectacle à l'ULg. "Machins Machines" d'Hélène Maquet.

Spéciale The Avengers, à l'occasion de la sortie de "Marvel Comics Library. The Avengers. Vol. 1. 1963–1965" de Kevin Feige, Kurt Busiek et Stan Lee (Taschen). Début 1963, les fondations de l'ère Marvel sont posées. Après les Quatre Fantastiques en 1961, la maison présente l'extraordinaire (Spider-Man), le stupéfiant (Ant-Man), l'étrange (Docteur Strange), l'incroyable (Hulk), l'invincible (Iron Man) et le puissant (Thor). L'éditeur de Marvel Stan Lee trouve cependant qu'il manque encore quelque chose. « J'écrivais ces personnages et je me suis dit que ce serait amusant de les rassembler dans une équipe » se souvenait-il. C'est ainsi que Lee et l'artiste Jack Kirby réunirent Iron Man, Ant-Man et la Guêpe, Thor et Hulk pour former les Avengers. Dès ses premiers pas, l'équipe tranche sur ses prédécesseurs. Si les Quatre Fantastiques étaient une famille, les Avengers sont des collègues par obligation. L'entente ne règne pas entre tous ses membres - Hulk se bat contre tout le monde - mais en unissant leurs forces ils parviennent à vaincre les pires méchants de Marvel, comme Loki, Kang le Conquérant alias Immortus et les Maîtres du Mal. La composition de l'équipe change en permanence: Hulk s'en va, Captain America arrive et Ant-Man se mue en Giant-Man. Quand soudain, les méchants Hawkeye, Vif-Argent et la Sorcière rouge deviennent les nouveaux héros vengeurs et les membres fondateurs du groupe disparaissent du jour au lendemain, laissant Captain America à la tête d'un groupe tout neuf. Retrouvez ces classiques que sont les vingt premières aventures des Avengers dans une édition format XXL, plus grosse que le poing de Hulk, plus lourde que le marteau de Thor et plus riche en accessoires que l'armure d'Iron Man… On en parle avec Dick Tomasovic, chargé de cours en histoire et esthétique du cinéma et des arts du spectacle à l'ULg.

John Byrne is gone, but the Scarlet Witch is still evil and Immortus is still plotting.  We finish up this plotline in this episode, as Roy and Dann Thomas come onboard as the new writers to try and untangle things and bring the title back to a new status quo.  And we've got Magneto!  Hawkeye returns!  And there's a new Legion of the Unliving featuring fan-favorite character Oort the Living Comet!

In this episode:Mike and Ed discuss an ad that has been appearing in the back of comics and magazines that promises to provide customers with superpowers. Are we finally seeing mass-produced superpowers? Is this organization being run by the government? Will getting powers be dangerous? Or is it all a scam or a prank?Behind the comic:This is the first appearance of Immortus. Immortus is later retconned into being a future version of Kang the Conqueror, but in this appearance he is a standalone character with no connection to Kang.In this issue:Rick Jones responds to an ad which promises to give him superpowers. It is a ruse by Immortus, who is working with Baron Zemo and the Masters of Evil, to bait the Avengers into a fight. The Avengers oblige, and Immortus, as a master of time, bring various historical figures to the present to fight the Avengers. Ultimately, the Avengers prove their mettle and defeat Immortus and his motley crew drawn from the far reaches of time. This issue also includes a classic “heroes fighting due to a misunderstanding”, and demonstrates the might of Captain America.Assumed before the next episode:The Avengers are wondering how to protect themselves against someone who can travel through time.This episode takes place:After the Avengers have defeated Immortus. 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

Today we talk about Nathaniel Richards, probably best known as Kang the Conqueror, Iron Lad, or Immortus, though through time travel (his whole Thing) and alternate universe versions, he's been a lot of different guys. Today's mentioned & relevant media: -Avengers (1963) #8 -Fantastic Four (1961) #19 -Avengers Annual (1967) #2 -Avengers (1963) #10 -Giant-Size Avengers (1974) #3 -Young Avengers (2005) -Avengers: The Children's Crusade (2010) -FF (2012) #8 -Avengers (2012) #34 -Exiles (2018) -Avengers (1963) #23 -The Avengers (1963) #69 -Avengers (1963) #267 -Citizen Kang (1992) -Avengers (1963) #129 -Avengers (1998) #38 -Avengers (1963) #292 -Edge of Spider-Geddon (2018) #1 -Avengers (2016) #1-6 -Loki on Disney+ -The Department of Truth -ShortBox comics fair twitter Thanks to Victoria Watkins for our icon! Support Capes and Japes by: Checking out our Patreon or donating to the Tip jar Find out more on the Capes and Japes website.

Get ready to know a lot more about Marvel's time travelling villain Kang. He is supposed to play a major role in upcoming MCU films so we take a look at a history of the character and how important he's been to all the Marvel heroes. And we have news on movies that are almost here and some TV specials that are coming up. Jay and Josh dive deep into the big Kang theory on Superhero Suite.

Welcome and hello to all of you who find your way to this newish episode of The MCU'S Bleeding Edge Podcast on Anchor. We are co-hosted by Cyberneticshark and Jeff Sloboda( TrueKnowledge) and on this Livestream/ Episode of our MCU focused show we are covering the finale of the Loki Disney Plus Series, produced by Marvel Studios. We have Cyber moderating the show and Jeff S joining Alexis, Taylor, and Lord Deathman on the guest panel. Alexis is a friend and regular guest on the podcast and is a regular on the Radulich In Broadcasting Network, and Taylor and Lord Deathman come from the Podcast Of Champions/ sakaar.freeforums.net, also major friends to The MCU'S Bleeding Edge. We delve into and dig deep on the entire 6th episode of Loki, from start to finish, address Kang, drop our general opinions of the finale, and watch and react to the What If Trailer that just came out this week, and wrap up with a final segment doing basic reviews of the Black Widow film. You can contact us for any reason at themcusbleedingedge.org or mcusbleedingedge@gmail.com. The website is themcusbleedingedge.org and you can find our blog and list of recent podcast episodes on there as well as some polls and a mailing list you can join to subscribe to this wonderful podcast and receive our newest episodes!! #Loki, #Loki Disney Plus, #Owen Wilson, #Kang The Conqueror, #Loki Easter eggs, #Loki ending, #Loki Episode 6 breakdown, #Loki Episode 6, #he who remains, #Marvel Comics, #Marvel Studios, #Marvel Cinematic Universe, #Tom Hiddleston, #Gugu Mbatha-Raw, #Hunter B-15, #Loki Kang, #Lady Loki, #Sophia Di Martino, #Ravonna Renslayer, #Immortus, #Mobius M Mobius, #Loki Reaction, #ending explained, #MCU Trailer reaction, #What If Trailer, #Loki Review, #Null Time-Zone, #Alioth, #classic Loki, #kid Loki, #Alligator Loki, #Boastful Loki, #Kate Herron , #Michael Waldren, #who is Kang, #Loki Spoilers, #Disney Plus, #Loki Episode 6 finale Jeff is using a AUDIO-TECHNICA ATR2100 usb Microphone, a LOGITECH C920 and C922 Webcam, a 4K 2.0 usb Webcam, and a MacBook Pro. Intro Song is " Light My Fire" by Fillmore Co-hosts for this episode are TrueKnowledge( Jeff) and Cyberneticshark, with our Guests being Alexis of the Radulich In Broadcasting Network, a regular on The MCU'S Bleeding Edge, and the owner/operator of Honeysuckle Rose Creations, Taylor and Lord Death Man of the Podcast Of Champions/ sakaar.freeforums.net --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-mcus-bleeding-edge/message

It's all change for the MCU and Paul and Liz! The duo discuss the huge implications of Loki's final episode. We talk Kang, Immortus, Secret Wars and more in this packed finale. Keep up with the best in comics, movies and TV on The Comic Crush, follow us on Twitter and Instagram and like our page on Facebook. Treat yourself to some comics from our webshop or help us by signing-up for our Patreon to get bonus episodes and more. Follow Liz on Twitter and check out her website. Thanks for listening.

We are back walking through Avengers Forever. Kang and Immortus are waging a battle across time and space and a new team of Avengers has sided with Kang? Plus the Producer knows nothing about the Avengers, we review What if episode 1 and the sexual awakening of Robin

This week we discuss the comic, Avengers Forever. New episodes every Monday

Tonight we talk about the KANG and Immortus theories in LOKI, an amazing upcoming Miles cover, and much more. Don't miss our comic news reports, comic book market report and pick-ups!!!! Tales From The Flipside is your source for quality content within the Pop Culture community. We talk comics, cards, toys, movies, and more. Just about everything is collectible these days and we love to talk about them. We have a large line-up of shows that cover topics such as Comic Speculation, Comic Collecting, Star Wars Theory Crafting, Women in Comics, Lists and much more! Please Like and subscribe and click here to follow us all! https://linktr.ee/talesfromtheflipside https://tales-from-the-flipside.creat... #TalesFromTheFlipside​​​ #ComicMarketReport​​​ #ComicBookShow​​​ #BlackWidow #Whatnotapp #ComicBookPodcast​​​ #comicbookcollecting​​​ #comics​​​ #comicbooks​​​ #Marvel​​​ #MCU ​​​​#Flipside

We open season 13 with our review of Black Widow and the Loki finale. Plus we debut a new segment called: Did You See This as we look at something awfu that happened in the world of nerds. This week the Flash for lightsabers?!? And our book for this season is Avengers Forever from 1998. As Kang is now a major star to be in the MCU, we look back at this epic story from Kurt Busiek and talk Kang, Immortus, and how much the Producer knows nothing about the Avengers!!

In this SPaRC Special Report, Hayley and BVK chat about just who is Nathaniel Richards aka Kang the Conqueror aka He Who Remains aka Immortus aka Iron Lad aka a bunch of other characters. His time in the comics and where they think he will be going in the MCU.EMAIL: SPARCPODCAST@GMAIL.COMTWITTER: https://twitter.com/SourcePagesCastINSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/thesourcepagespodcast/FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/SPARCPODCAST

Los que prevalecen (Jordi, Albert y Toni), los tres guardianes de la linea temporal de ManiComics te ofrecen su visión del final de temporada de Loki: ¿quien es Nathaniel, Immortus o Kang? ¿que demonios hace en un castillo que no querría ni la duquesa de Alba? ¿si te ofrecen una vida feliz, por que demonios la rechazas y te haces socio del Espanyol? ¿donde coño ha ido a parar Loki? ¿Colega, quien ha robado mi coche?. A todas estas preguntas intentaran arrojar luz nuestros tres héroes, a parte de teorizar sobre la fase 4 del UCM, que nos puede ofrecer la nueva de Spiderman, como esperamos que sea la serie de Hulka, recomendaciones de cómics, insultos gratuitos, incorrección política y mucho mamoneo de extrarradio. Todo ello, oye, en el último podcast de la temporada. Nos vemos pronto, ManiComics

The end is the beginning on the season (yay!) finale of the Marvel Studios Disney+ series LOKI, "For All Time. Always." Join Eduardo, Chris, Robbie, and first-time guest Patrick as they discuss just what went down at the Citadel at the End of Time. What did they think of THAT reveal? Are they ready to see the MCU go full-multiverse, or does that way madness lie? How does LOKI stack up to the other Marvel Disney+ shows? And can it be season two yet? Listen for answers to SOME of those questions, and more!Assembly Required now has a Patreon! Join us at https://www.patreon.com/assemblyrequired for access to our exclusive Discord server and other Patron-exclusive benefits!

Disney Plus wraps up their latest series with a tease for everything? Was that Immortus? With a season 2 in the wings, will we not see Loki in Thor: Love and Thunder? Plus, Stveen is mad at Marvel omnibus spines and would you pay $400 for a Galactus Marvel Legend Read more... The post Caffeinated Comics – Loki appeared first on Radio Misfits.

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Season 1 of Marvel's LOKI has come to an explosive, MCU shattering end! On this episode of the podcast, we're here to breakdown all the big reveals, our favorite moments, where things go from here and much more! (FULL SPOILERS for LOKI Season 1) Enjoy and thanks for listening!

We react to the epic season finale of Loki, talk all things Multiverse, Kang, and Loki.

We talk about the series finale of Loki and the things you missed if you never read the comics. Learn about timelines, multiverses, a plot hole, Nathaniel Richards, Immortus, Kang, and more! Talk with us on Twitter. Links from the discussion… Nathaniel Richards has taken many different forms in the comics over the years but many know him as Kang. Nathaniel Richards as Immortus seems to be the inspiration for the character in this series. He Who Remains was the last director of the TVA and was in the Citadel at the End of Time, but didn't have anything to do with Nathaniel Richards. The Loki series takes a lot of points from the Avengers Forever series of comics.

The Loki finale (not series but SEASON finale) delivered on all fronts! Jonathan Majors is the Kang the Conqueror slash He Who Remains slash Immortus slash Richards family members slash EVERY OTHER KANG VARIANT that we deserve! Now THAT… is an actor! You think I'm not doing cartwheels because the finale contained not one but TWO Lovecraft Country cast members? You'd be sadly mistaken. Get in here, and let's discuss this finale from start to finish!This episode contains voice messages from Noor of the “The Reality Is” podcast and Kaya from the “Bravo While Black” podcast and the Melanated Bravo club on Clubhouse.Starting your MCU journey with the Disney+ shows, such as WandaVision or The Falcon and the Winter Soldier? Check out all of my WandaVision [bonus] episodes spanning episodes 1-9 of the HIT series, as well as all of my Falcon and the Winter Soldier episodes... whether you want a compliment for the viewing experience or you just want some additional laughs or commentary during your week.CHECK OUT THE DIPP! The site that allows you to read articles about some of your favorite shows, written by experts and fans FOCUSED ON DEPTH, NOT CLICKS! Their personalized subscription site allows you to follow high-quality coverage surrounding the shows you love, and the shows you love ONLY! Check out this article for instance:https://thedipp.com/doctor-who/loki-doctor-who-similarities?via=kendrick43Become a member of the “Melanated Bravo” club on Clubhouse! Kaya and Aaron (from the “Bravo While Black” podcast) join me every Thursday for a weekly kiki about all of our favorite reality shows! We also have a weekly “after dark” Tuesday room where the discussion topic varies, and we have a room on Fridays for Marvel content.DON'T FORGET TO SUBSCRIBE, RATE, AND REVIEW!EMAIL ME: housewivesmarvelpodcast@gmail.comFOLLOW ME ON INSTAGRAM: @housewivesmarvelpodcast / www.instagram.com/housewivesmarvelpodcast

Continuemos juntos, osado podescucha este en viaje en el tiempo por la década de los 90's en Marvel, sin seguir las rígidas reglas de Immortus: la línea temporal debe ser rígida, sin cambios. Más bien el código de viajes en el tiempo de los Superweyes se apega al dogma de Kang: que las fichas caigan donde deban caer, fórmense las líneas temporales que se deban formar! Desde la anatómicamente imposible caja torácica de Capitán América Heroes Reborn #1 hasta Guardian Devil de Joe Quesada pasando por Spider-man Revelations de Romita Jr. en su mejor momento y Onslaught! Además! Cambios en el "Status Quo" en Radiant Black #4! 'Nuff Said! Descarga aquí (click derecho y guardar como)o Escucha directamente:If you canto see the audio controls, listen/download the audio file here

This one is a day late, but with good reason: Derek was literally in the dark! A blackout took him out of commission for a couple of days. Sorry about the delay. But better late than never? And even late we have a lot to talk about with this episode of Loki, including a laundry list of Easter Eggs, why the Void is so Loki-centric and whether or not other Marvel characters should have cameo'd, arguments for and against Kang the Conqueror being the Big Bad at the end of the show (or Immortus or some other variation on Kang) and, in response to a Twitter question, just what it is that we like about this show anyway. There is also news and there is trivia, but be aware: one piece of news we cover is slightly slightly slightly spoilery for Black Widow, but we announce the arrival of the slight, slight, slight spoiler and you can feel free to jump to 19:12 to avoid it altogether. Speaking of Black Widow: next week's Watch Men will be the Black Widow episode, so subscribe now at the $5 and above level to make sure you can listen when it's fresh! Click here to subscribe!See you next week for the big finale of Loki, and to find out how wrong all of our guesses about the Big Bad ended up being.EDIT: This week we give bad Throg info, and it's all my fault. I have not read the Simonson stories we reference in DECADES and so I get details wrong. My apologies.

Olá Pessoal! Sejam Bem vindos a mais um Nerdverso! E como sempre aqui você encontra, além da nossa análise, as teorias que fizemos para o próximo e último episódio de LOKI! Falamos de todas as referências que encontramos e muito mais! Vem ouvir a nossa conversa e nos conta no @nerdversocast se concorda ou não com a gente! E claro que temos o nosso bloco com o pessoal do @lancamentosdodia , o Léo e o Alisson, com as melhores dicas de séries e filmes que chegam nessa semana! 1:45 As variantes e Alioth! Que nuvem é essa!? Loki Presidente decepcionou? 10:30 Ravonna sabe mais do que fala? 19:20 E esse romance entre Loki e Sylvie? Tá estranho ou não esse Loki emotivo? 26:00 Mobius vai tocar fogo na TVA! Mas sozinho? 31:10 Immortus é o grande vilão da série? Ou será um Loki (decepção) naquele castelo? 42:10 Todos as referências do episódio!!!! Thanoscóptero, Throg (sapo Thor) e muito mais!! 55:55 LANÇAMENTOS DA SEMANA - Dicas com a participação do Alisson e do Léo do @lancamentosdodia - Rua do Medo 1978, Caso Matsunaga, Resident Evil, Atypical, Yesterday, Viúva Negra e muito mais! 1:14:00 A Guerra do Amanhã e encerramento! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/nerdverso/message

On today's ALL NEW nerdtastically newsworthy edition of the Legendary Nerd-O-Roundtable; the Friday Knights dig deep and reveal ALL the jewels hidden within ‘Loki: Episode 1 – “Glorious Purpose”!!!

Mike and Ryan are back after a brief hiatus (DEPRESSION, Y'ALL) and this time, they take a look at two of the Avengers most storied villains. Although, in these early stories, they're not quite the menacing evil overlords we've come to know and love. Get ready to be massively confused by Immortus and confounded by Zemo's decision making skills while we check out Avengers #9 and #10!

Episode 020:  Nerd Skool:  WandaVision Episode 8:  Teaching Artstar How To Love Again.  TBJ was right.  This is the big exposition dump.  Art drops the word “homunculus”. Agnes’ origin story affects TBJ.  Is Agnes evil?  TBJ told us old dude is trash.  Is the big bad Kang?  Is it Mephisto?  If Kang shows up, it could mean lots of different things related to the Fantastic Four.  Andy has hopes for the Falcon & Winter Soldier.  Class gets way away from WandaVision several times and make predictions for Episode 9. Part of the Queen City Podcast Network: www.queencitypodcastnetwork.com. Music by DJones. Buy his music here:  https://djoneshiphop.bandcamp.com/

Especial WandaVision EPISODIO 8. Diana Su hace un repaso de todo lo que sucedió: opinión, teorías, easter eggs y más con Vicky Reptile, invitada especial. ¡SPOILERS! Hablan de las brujas de Salem, White Vision, Scarlet Witch, Immortus, el pasado de Wanda, sus habilidades y su dolor, el Pietro falso y más.

Intro WW84 review Background (03:30) Scarlet Witch, Wanda Maximoff created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby in The X-Men #4 (March 1964) Vision created by Roy Thomas, Stan Lee, and John Buscema in Avengers 57 (Oct. 1968) Both were villains originally opposed to Avengers before joining their ranks Wanda and Quicksilver are twins, born of Magda, wife of Magneto - originally believed they were the children of the Whizzer, before becoming Magneto's children, and then not actually mutants - raised by Bova, a half cow woman genetically enhanced by the High Evolutionary - BECAUSE COMICS, PEOPLE Vision has the body of the original Human Torch, Jim Hammond, with the brain patterns of Simon Williams, aka Wonder Man - he was created by Ultron-5 in an effort to battle against Hank Pym - later learned that Immortus split Hammond into 2 entities, in an effort to prevent Wanda from having children In 1970, Wanda rejoins the team and soon becomes romantically involved with Vision, despite their obvious differences  They get married in Giant Size Avengers #4, and later star in 2 limited series titled Vision & Scarlet Witch - they move to Leonia, New Jersey Wanda uses her hex powers to give birth to twins, William and Thomas Vision is dismantled, and when he's rebuilt he no longer has Simon's brain waves, so he is an emotionless android The children are revealed to be fragments of Mephisto's soul, and are reabsorbed into him - this drives Wanda mad She uses chaos magic to create distractions and attack the Avengers, including taking control of Vision’s body and using it to launch Ultron drones - She-Hulk rips Vision in half Wanda’s insanity leads to House of M, where she recreates reality to a world where Magento and his family rule the world - as the heroes fight back, Wanda finally snaps and declares “no more mutants” - the world returns to “normal”, but the overwhelming majority of mutants have lost their powers, leaving only a few hundred with abilities Wiccan and Speed from the Young Avengers believe themselves to be reincarnations of William & Thomas, and seek out Wanda, hoping to undo her insanity Vision gets reassembled by Tony Stark, and although he forgives Jen for ripping him apart, he does not forgive Wanda for using him to attack their friends, and forbids her from entering Avengers Mansion Issues (25:18) Wanda - uncertainty about her past and family connections Vision - constantly questioning validity of his emotions, and whether he can truly feel connected to anyone (33:16) Marriage - constantly under threat not only from external forces, but their own unique pairing (41:35) Break (52:49) Plugs for Frigay the 13th, Huuh?, and Jeremy Whitley Treatment (54:43) In-universe - Doc and Wanda do journaling; ask Vision who and what he wants to be Out of universe - (58:36) Ending Recommended reading: Vision & Scarlet Witch miniseries Review read: dcdc23 - Fantastic show! If you’re a fan of superheroes and also fascinated by the human mind then You’ll love this show. Both the hosts are a delight and I’m so glad I found this podcast! Next episodes: Clones, Catwoman (Ariel), Levana Blackburn (Ruby) Plugs for social References: Hank Pym episode - Anthony (08:53) Rent “La Vie Boheme” - Doc (46:36) Triple H - I am the Game - Doc (64:22) Apple Podcasts: here Google Play: here Stitcher: here TuneIn: here iHeartRadio: here Spotify: here Twitter Facebook Patreon TeePublic Discord

Ranked as IGN's 65th-greatest comic book villain of all time, Kang The Conqueror has been a villain to the Marvel Universe not just in the present but all across time itself. A time-traveling entity several alternate versions of Kang have appeared throughout Marvel's titles over the years, including his respective future and past heroic selves Immortus and Iron Lad as well as a multitude of other versions plucked from his own history with varying affiliations and morals. Tune in to learn how Nathaniel Richards went from 31st century scholar to reality shattering Mastermind!

It's Robb and Bryan's birthday, but you get the present of this fancy new episode! Doctor Strange faces the Dread Dormammu for the first time (but definitely not the last)! Unus the Untouchable does not get touched by the X-Men! And Immortus... shows up and does some stuff, all of which is undone by the end of the issue! Plus, Spider-Man goes a whole issue without punching anyone, the Fantastic Four solve the mystery of the Invincible Man, and much, much more! Reading List: Sgt. Fury #12, Avengers #10, Journey Into Mystery #110, Tales to Astonish #61, Amazing Spider-Man #18, Tales of Suspense #59, Fantastic Four #32, Strange Tales #126, X-Men #8, ©1964 Marvel Comics. "Marvel by the Month" theme by Robb Milne, sung by Barb Allen. All incidental music by Robb Milne. Visit us on internet at marvelbythemonth.com.

The Human Torch's opposite number. An Eternal who might have flown too close to the sun. A magical husband. A tyrant from the future (one of them). Which are hot and which are not? The girls of the Canadian Hot Squad weigh in as coverage of OHOTMU issue 6 continues! Featuring permanent panelists Elyse, Isabel, Nathalie, Josée, Amélie and Shotgun. Listen to Episode 51 below (the usual mature language warnings apply), or subscribe to oHOTmu OR NOT? on iTunes! Relevant images and further credits at: oHOTmu or NOT ep.51 Supplemental This podcast is a proud member of the FIRE AND WATER PODCAST NETWORK! Visit our WEBSITE: http://fireandwaterpodcast.com/ Follow us on TWITTER: https://twitter.com/FWPodcasts Like our FACEBOOK page: https://www.facebook.com/FWPodcastNetwork Use our HASHTAG online: #FWPodcasts Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/fwpodcasts Subscribe via iTunes as part of the FIRE AND WATER PODCAST NETWORK. And thanks for leaving a comment.

It is AVENGERS week! And to celebrate an all star cast gets together to discuss a story that came out in the late 90’s featuring one of the Avengers’ biggest villains, Kang the Conqueror! However, this time he is an ally. When Rick Jones falls gravely ill, Kang’s future self, Immortus arrives to try and KILL Rick in order to avoid a disturbing future. Using the Destiny Force, Rick reaches across time pulling Avengers from past, present, and future in order to stop Immortus’ plan. Chris Armstrong, Al Sedano, Mark Radulich, and Jesse Starcher dive into the 12 issue epic that is AVENGERS FOREVER!

Before Captain Marvel drops in theaters this week, listen to Anthony & Doc dissect CAROL DANVERS! This is our heaviest episode yet, as we take on Carol's history and issues with authority. You won't want to miss this one - listen now! SHOW NOTES: (Please be advised that we offer a trigger warning for sexual abuse/rape victims for this episode.) Introduction Shoutout to AnxZenity – Gerald’s battle with anxiety & panic disorder – (4:30) Background (4:57) Carol Danvers created by Roy Thomas & Gene Colan in Marvel Super-Heroes #13 (March 1968) Originally an Air Force officer working as head of security of a missile base alongside Dr. Walter Lawson, the alias of Mar-Vell, aka Captain Marvel Gets caught in explosion of a Kree device called the Psyche-Magnetron, sustaining serious injuries – healed by Captain Marvel, she returns with superhuman abilities Originally, abilities manifested themselves without her conscious knowledge Now calling herself Ms. Marvel, she works as a human-Kree hybrid, she joins the Avengers Was unaware she became Ms. Marvel until some time later Avengers 200 – she is kidnapped by Marcus, the son of Immortus, and brought to an alternate dimension where he uses machines to seduce and impregnate her – their “son” rapidly ages to another version of Marcus – he takes her back to the alternate dimension after the Avengers believe she’s fallen in love with him She returns to Earth after Marcus dies, and she’s attacked by Rogue, who absorbs her powers and memories – she confronts the Avengers, saying they did nothing to stop Marcus from brainwashing her Lived without powers for a while, and helped the X-Men as a pilot Gets experimented on by the Brood and becomes Binary – gains the power of a star Later loses her powers, and uses the name Warbird – becomes an alcoholic after getting depressed about the loss of power Returns to the Ms. Marvel name after House of M, and joins Iron Man’s side as an advocate for the Registration Act during Civil War Joins the New Avengers after Secret Invasion storyline Becomes Captain Marvel in 2012, and rejoins the main Avengers team In Civil War II, she leads the heroes who want to use a pre-cognitive powered individual to arrest people before they commit crimes Revealed last year that her mother was Kree, and the Psyche-Magnetron revealed her latent powers, rather than fused her DNA Issues (14:44) Her assertiveness is used against her by some men - Been a target because of her positive traits Carries the mantle of Captain Marvel and all the associated baggage (28:50) Marcus incident and fallout from that (39:30) Treatment (47:53) In-universe Out of universe (56:13) Skit (63:04) Ending (69:37) References: Tony Stark episode - Anthony - 9:47 Minority Report - Anthony - 13:19 Philip K. Dick - Doc - 13:21 Title IX - Doc - 20:10 The Troubles - Doc - 26:59 Crabs in a bucket - Anthony - 28:00 Gatekeeping - Anthony - 28:05 Jessica Jones episode - Doc - 30:47 Rape as Backstory - TV Tropes - Anthony - 40:31 Rape/sexual abuse help centers - Doc - 44:43 iTunes: here Google Play: here Stitcher: here TuneIn: here iHeartRadio: here Spotify: here Twitter FacebookE-mailPatreon

Before the Doom Patrol debuts on DC Universe, Anthony & Doc tackle THE CHIEF! This Professor X/Mr. Glass mashup has a host of issues, including ignoring female agency! Plus our hosts pitch a new series for Tom King & Mitch Gerads to work on! Listen now! SHOW NOTES: Introduction Shout-out to The Fantom Zone (05:32) Background (06:00) The Chief (Niles Caulder) created by Arnold Drake & Bruno Premiani in My Greatest Adventure #80 (June 1963) Leader of the Doom Patrol, a group of superpowered “freaks” Received funding from a mysterious benefactor at a young age to create inventions Met a woman named Arani Desai and got married – gave her immortality on their wedding night, then left her because he was in danger from the benefactor Discovered the benefactor was General Immortus, who wanted him to create a serum that would prolong his life – Caulder refused, and Immortus implanted an explosive device in his body – the device was removed, but it cost him the ability to walk Determines that greatness comes from overcoming tragedy, so he engineers accidents to create other powered individuals Uses his genius intellect and money to help the Doom Patrol fight crime – creates suits for members Later discovered that his experiments led to the Brotherhood of Evil, a terrorist organization responsible for destroying Bludhaven Gets decapitated by the Candlemaker, and exists as a severed head in a bucket of ice – combines with Alice Wired-For-Sound, a Sexually Remaindered Spirit, which allowed him to move around, and then died After Infinite Crisis, he regained his body and leadership of Doom Patrol – becomes more manipulative over the team, who resent him Takes over a Kryptonian body, and uses his intellect to “improve” the world – destroys every missile on the planet, and then attacks the UN – gets taken down by his computer New 52 – young and healthy, provides a headquarters for Doom Patrol, but gets captured by Deathstroke Issues (14:31) Misguided belief that only tragedy can create greatness Manipulation of team (24:11) Abandonment of wife on wedding night (33:53) Treatment (48:09) In-universe Out of universe (53:21) Skit (61:39) Ending (78:42)   References: Mr. Glass - Anthony - 9:27 Unbreakable, Split, Glass - Anthony - 14:45 Reddit /r/raisedbynarcissists - Anthony - 24:00 Oprah giveaway - Anthony - 44:40 Undercover Boss - Doc - 49:27 Dr. Strange episode - Anthony - 53:50 Tony Stark episode - Anthony - 53:51 Scarecrow episode - Doc - 66:10 Black Manta episode - Doc - 66:30 iTunes: here Google Play: here Stitcher: here TuneIn: here iHeartRadio: here Spotify: here Twitter FacebookE-mailPatreon

Thoughts? Comments? You can contact me by calling or texting 1-201-429-0274. If you leave a voicemail please be aware, you only have 3 minutes.   Email me at improveandhavefun@gmail.com    Join the conversation on the blog by going here https://bit.ly/2IbmJ84     ..Thanks for watching/listening!   There are affiliate links in these articles.   4 new weird stories for this episode:   Austrian Man tries to board train with horse. https://bit.ly/2nZmWlw    Drone footage captures tribe which has never had contact with outside world.  https://bit.ly/2BK7vXQ    AI painting for sale. https://bit.ly/2BqMrWe    A baby with a brain tumor underwent a miraculous recovery after a kiss from Pope Francis. https://yhoo.it/2vWfsUB     Avengers Forever-Comic Book Review   There is an affiliate link in this article.   Avengers Forever graphic novel review.   There are spoilers.   -Big action comic book. This is the equivalent of an event film spanning multiple timelines characters old and new, big action sequences.   -Loved the time travel aspects. Traveling into the future, the old west, the 1950s investigating Immortus’ machinations to undo history and create new timelines.    When time-travel is involved in a TV show or a movie, I’m in.   -Kang Vs. Immortus. Or should I say young Kang vs. older Kang.  I liked this.   The younger Kang disliked his future self.    Meanwhile, Immortus feels he knows best for himself and the future existence of humanity.   Kang fights his future self and wants to prevent becoming Immortus.    This book is essentially their story.   -I didn't care for all the explanation and minutiae when I initially read this. Now going back for this review the comic shines here.    The details regarding how Immortus has been involved throughout the Avengers history was fascinating.    He had his hands in Scarlet Witch and Vision's relationship, the Fantastic Four's dealings with the android Human Torch, the Kree-Shi'Ar War to name a few events.   - The time plucked Avengers. Many of the characters had their own story coming into this team.   Captain America with his issues regarding his faith in the U.S. government. Songbird being a former foe of the Avengers but a member of the group in the future.   Yellowjacket's company amongst Wasp and Giant Man(an older, saner version of the same man-Hank Pym), and Captain Marvel & Songbird's romantic ties.   Yellowjacket and his interactions with the others were the most interesting.   His polarizing nature and flip-flopping between good and evil was a highlight.   -Running into other characters from other eras. An older black panther, a pregnant Moondragon, Rick Jones with a beard and missing a hand.   Kid Colt(which I enjoyed as a marvel comics deep cut character first introduced into comic lore in the 40s), and more!   -The Avenger armies. In multiple panels, the Avengers were fighting off hordes of enemies.   The character designs of these futuristic Avenger armies where a combination of knights in armor with flairs of Iron Man's armor or Thor's costume.   Cool stuff.   -The Skrulls seem to have been impersonating major historical figures for years, but the Space Phantoms were doing the same!      The phantoms are random species from other planets held prisoner in Limbo(Immortus' base of operations) and forced into servitude.   - Rick Jones was the main character but... It sure didn’t feel like it.    As I mentioned above, this was Kang/Immortus' book.   I loved Kang's backstory, which is the equivalent of the man who has everything and is looking for adventure.   Not in a noble way.   This man conquers planets, kills and enslaves its people.   Also, Rick Jones being unable to walk then he can.   I didn't fully understand his Destiny Force power.   This was a great book.    Recommended and a decent read.    I discovered this story through listening to the Geek History Lesson podcast.    Check them out.   They said that this was one of the best Avengers stories ever.      Links Geek History Lesson: The Avengers Top 5 Stories https://bit.ly/2DrM4f6  Avenger Forever, check it out here https://amzn.to/2xyTpEv    43rd Birthday Reflections   Thank the good lord above I'm able to see my 43rd birthday.    Similar to year-end observations on my life, I feel a birthday serves as much.   What lessons have I learned or reinforced since this same time last year?   Let's get into it!   -Therapy is great! During an argument with my Mom early this year, she said I should seek out therapy.    Why?    She said I have issues with her, since my parent's divorce.    I took her up on her advice.   It was one of the best decisions I’d ever made.    Being able to talk to someone, a neutral person and tell all has been a godsend.   The therapist makes great suggestions on how I should approach situations.   The best moments I’ve had with my therapist have happened while I'm talking and realizing self-reflection taking place.   I recommend therapy for everyone.   -Journaling and book reading has been a game changer! I keep saying it but reading(listening to audiobooks as well)has helped me with being better equipped to deal with the world.   Journaling has helped with working through my own issues.   I feel it's even improved my writing.    Journaling I’ve done on and off for years but in reading Anne Lamott’s ‘Bird by Bird’; it showed me a different angle for jotting things down.   Mentally, it gave me permission to write about my day’s events, how I’m feeling, what’s on my mind.      -Compounding small actions truly does lead to completed projects. I believe the habits you have during your work week are so important.   I have and I am continually working on strengthening my habits.    I may spend more time procrastinating in a day than working on content for the blog and podcast. But working a little bit 5 days a week on a drawing, an article, a video leads to completed projects.    This is how I get a lot done.     -If friends aren't going to a party I might not go. Is this a sign of me getting older?   There are great parties happening on my days off(from work).   More often than not I choose not to go.   Mainly because my party friends won't be there.    When I was younger I’d get up and go to any party that would peak my interest, but now I don’t mind staying in and waiting till the weekend when my friends may or may not join.    Am I losing my sense of adventure?   5 days a week I’m running into NYC for work.    I'm not always motivated to run into NYC on my days off.    That's already part of my work schedule.   This normally happens during the winter time, but it happened a number of times during the summer.   -Seeing sex workers is fun but can be expensive. I’m coming to an annual anniversary of seeing sex workers and the experience as a whole has been positive.    But man can it be expensive.    Seeing a sex worker each time can be anywhere from $200+ .   If I do this weekly is it still cheaper than having an actual girlfriend?   I’m starting to wonder.   -Porn watching and masturbating to porn all those years has messed up my ability to get an erection. Listening to a recent episode of Pornfree radio there was a discussion regarding a term I hadn’t heard before called PIED(Porn Induced Erectile Dysfunction).    Where the habitual watching(and masturbating)to porn diminishes one's ability to get excited for real people in real sexual situations.    This has happened to me.    I blamed it on age initially.    But it’s been happening to me for the last few years.    Truly must leave the porn alone or really minimize watching it.   -I'm noticing that I can have my fill of things.    Even partying, or seeing sex workers. Two of my favorite activities is going to parties and seeing sex workers.    I have my times when I'd had my fill of both.   Similar to eating a favorite snack for 6 days straight, then you're in need of a break.   This has happened to me.    This isn't a bad thing.   It's nice to take a break from anything.   I like missing people, things, activities.    It gives me excitement to revisit those situations when the need arises.   -Winter time is the time I enjoy traveling and playing video games even more so.    Spring, summer, fall I like being in the northeast.   Outside events, parties, yoga outside, walking, movies in the park, swimming in outdoor pools.   With this outlook, I think it’s going to be a great winter.   I like nesting during the winter and to me, that means staying inside and working on various projects.   -Turning off my mind when my thoughts and emotions are all over the place, is a great tool. I learned this technique through listening to several audiobooks recently.    'Power of Now' by Eckhart Tolle drives this point home best.   With this technique, my jealousy, my ego, negative self-talk; the volume of all those emotions have been turned down.   Those emotions can have their benefits, but I tend to criticize myself more often than not.   -Allowing people to be free, to find themselves make their mistakes and learn from them, is better than trying to control them. Letting friends, families, co-workers be.    So many times I try to egoistically control others.    I learned this from Marianne Williamson’s 'Return to Love' book.   She says allowing people to be free helps them to find their own answers.   I’m also ok with people asking me for advice.    This goes hand in hand with something I learned from Simon Sinek 'be the first to listen and the last to speak.'   -I’m happy when helping others. I notice this most at work.    When I’m being helpful to guests, co-workers, managers it makes me feel good.    I always remember to take care of my needs first.   I like helping others but I'm not a doormat either.   Helping others makes me feel great and the other person as well.   This is a win-win.      -Truly settling in and allowing myself to express my emotions and not dwell in that negative place.   A work in progress. I don’t always give myself space to feel/get the anger out.    I quietly go through it then it settles.   I must practice letting it out, and that’s walking away, going someplace to yell or kick a box or get that energy out some way.      -Investing in stocks, saving 2% of my paycheck every week.  There was a temporary co-worker who introduced me to how easy this process can be.    He’s been investing for the last 7 years and his stock portfolio looked impressive to me who doesn’t have anything in terms of savings or investments.    I started trading with TD Ameritrade and it’s been easy and slowly building so far.    His key advice was to invest in the products I normally use.    I started saving as little as $20 a week as well.    This is 2% of my paycheck.   Working for 27 years and I don’t have much to show for it.    Let’s build something for the next twenty years and live decently later.   -Everyone should have an eBay store. We all have stuff to get rid of.    My eBay store went from a potential way to work from home full time to simply getting rid of my stuff I’m not using and having extra cash on the side.   We all have hundreds to thousands of dollars worth of stuff we no longer use in your closet, attic, garage.    Sell that stuff and get some extra cash in your pocket.    I did and it’s really pulled me out of tight financial situations in the past.   -Feeling less anxious and more comfortable with my dancing I’m starting to come into a groove with my dancing.    A comfort level where I don’t always have to follow other people.   A realization that I am enough as I am.    That's not saying that I'm not open to learning new moves, but it’s allowing oneself to finally be the star of your life movie.   Accepting yourself as you are.    This is liberating!   During your last birthday did you have any realizations about yourself you hadn’t noticed before?   Please let me know.   Links Pornfree Radio Episode https://bit.ly/2DrM4f6    Mixtape Magic September 2018   ‘My Boy’ - Wale ‘Xtacy’ - Kanye West ‘I Love It’ - Kanye West ‘Lover’s Rock’ - Estelle ‘Pretty Girl’ - Stefflon Don ‘Kosher’ - Stylez ‘Bottles & Crate’ - Mr. Chumps ‘Trending’ - Squash ‘Puff Smoke’ - Shane-O ‘Let My Gun’ - Popcaan ‘Londontown’ - Mr. Eazi ‘079Me’ - B Young ‘Amaka’ - 2Baba ‘Jeune Femme’ - Links First ’Splinters’ - Shal Marshall ‘Dynamite’ - Brave ‘Split in the Middle’ - Freezy ‘Best Hugs’ - Dram ‘Drunk & I Miss You’ Kiddo ‘Way Down’ - M0 ‘Flying Octopus’ Rezz       BlackKlansman Movie Review   Black klansmen review.   There are spoilers.   -John David Washington sounds just like his dad Denzel.   He looked cool and clean cut throughout the movie. -The movie had a lot of comedy which made it difficult for me to take the more dramatic parts seriously. - This movie taught me that the FBI/police infiltrated the KKK.   I thought that was reserved for the Black Panthers or other radical minority groups at the time. - At some point, some group has been ostracized by another group.   White-black, black-white, Russians-Germans, Germans-Russians, Jew-Catholic, Catholic-Jew.   This is not exclusive to race or religion.   This film reminded me of this. - I thought of Spike Lee's Malcolm X while watching BlackkKlansman.    The connection I made with these two films; the central leader of the main organizations portrayed aren't infallible.   In this film, it was David Duke being genial one moment then saying goofy, hurtful, racial, insensitive things the next.   In Malcolm  X, it was Elijah Muhammad’s infidelities.    Varying imperfections but you get my meaning. -Spike Lee signature shots, in the first half during Corey Hawkins character's speech(faces in the crowd shot)and in the final act with JDW and Laura Harrier(the floating shot). -Solid performances throughout.   Corey Hawkins (from Straight Outta Compton)was a nice addition/cameo.   Laura Harrier(from Spider Man: Homecoming), was she too young to be the love interest for JDW?      With her previous performance in the Marvel film, this is what came to my mind anytime they were on screen together.   The police supervisor with the glasses(Ken Garito)and the evil cop(Frederick Weller)were over the top.   Other standouts; Jasper Paakkonen (from Vikings) as Felix was great.   Topher Grace as David Duke was smug.   Repeat casting from Spike Lee's filmography included Isiah Whitlock Jr. (Sheeeee-itttt!)and Nicholas Turturro.   My favorite character was Ivanhoe(played by Paul Walter Hauser).   The way he laughs and looks.   A caricature of a goon without much brains.   When he was on screen I would laugh. -How did Stallworth know who the bomber was?   I was lost here. -The end of the movie with modern day footage of the KKK marching and rally tragedy in Charlottesville.    My prayers go out to the victims' families and all that were affected.   My thoughts; I don't think having pride in your race is bad.   But if your hurting other people, using racing slurs, putting down other groups, that's bad. -I dozed off for a bit while watching this.    -Below is a link to NPR article which interviews the real Ron Stallworth.   This is not a Trump friendly story.  Links Ron Stallworth NPR interview https://n.pr/2y0lx5R  Ron Stallworth's book which the movie was based on https://amzn.to/2xyRv6v      Enjoyed this? 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It's a special Ant-Man and the Wasp episode as Anthony & Dr. Issues examine HANK PYM! Our hosts discuss his multiple costumed identities (and invent a new one for him), and discuss his interactions with the other Avengers in light of the #MeToo movement. It's all here - Listen now! SHOW NOTES: Introduction Explanation/apology for last week's Sentry episode Discussion of Thanos Annual & new Sentry series Plug for 2 Men and the Mouse podcast Background (07:11) Created by Stan Lee, Larry Lieber, Jack Kirby, and Dick Ayers in Tales to Astonish #27 (Jan. 1962) Originally just Hank Pym, discovers/creates Pym particles, which allowed him to shrink in size Studies ants & creates suit that allows him to communicate with them, calls himself Ant-Man Reveals his identity to Janet van Dyne, socialite - gives her tiny wings with Pym particles and names her the Wasp - the two of them establish the Avengers with Iron Man, Thor, and the Hulk Tales to Astonish #49 - Nov. 1963 - creates Giant-Man identity, and begins dating Janet Becomes Goliath in Avengers #28 (May 1966) upon his return to the Avengers Creates Ultron (1968), who becomes one of Avengers' greatest foes Becomes Yellowjacket (Avengers #59-60) after he suffers schizophrenia from chemicals, but recovers in time to marry Janet Rejoins Avengers as Yellowjacket, but is kicked off team by Henry Peter Gyrich - comes back shortly thereafter Sanctions Scott Lang as Ant-Man while he remains Yellowjacket Begins to demonstrate mental breakdown - suspended from Avengers, he attempts a false flag operation with a robot Janet discovers his plan, and he backhands her - how hard it was supposed to be is up for debate between Jim Shooter and Bob Hall He is kicked off Avengers, and Janet divorces him Jailed while stealing adamantium while under influence of Egghead, but later cleared once Egghead is killed by Hawkeye - decides to stick to Dr. Pym and do research with West Coast Avengers Returns to Avengers as Giant-Man, helps team defeat Ultron again Avengers Forever - In order to fight Immortus, Rick Jones calls upon past Yellowjacket and current Giant-Man - Yellowjacket betrays team to Immortus, but overcome by guilt and rejoins team to side with heroes Split personality between Pym and Yellowjacket, until restored by Wasp "Civil War"/"Secret Invasion" - Yellowjacket is pro-registration during Civil War, until it was revealed he was actually Skrull imposter named Criti Noll Takes on Wasp persona after Janet killed by Skrulls Creates Avengers Academy to train young powered individuals Joins Secret Avengers as Giant-Man "Age of Ultron" - Past Pym makes change to Ultron to allow current team to defeat him Rage of Ultron - Merges with Ultron during attack Rejoins Avengers as Pym/Tron, but team finds out he's being controlled by Ultron & throws him into the sun Encounters team again during "Secret Empire", where he tries to reconcile Hydra Cap and A.I. Tony, but Tony says Avengers can't work as family because Hank hit Janet Also turns out he has a daughter with first wife Maria - Nadia was raised in Red Room, and later becomes Wasp after being mentored by Janet Issues (32:24) Mental instability First mental breakdown after first wife Maria Trovya was murdered Suffered numerous breakdowns, often because Ultron went rogue Bipolar disorder - dramatic version, cycles between manic and depressive over course of days Feelings of inadequacy as compared to other heroes Suicidal - talked out of it by Firebird during WCA run Can never live down the slap - how do you handle Hank in midst of #MeToo movement Treatment (55:45) In-universe - possible group therapy with Avengers to discuss slap, if they're willing Out-of-universe - address present situations, and work from there Skit (67:52) Ending References: Honey I Shrunk the Kids - movie referenced by Anthony at 08:27 Paul Heyman, aka Paul E. Dangerously, wrestling manager mentioned by Anthony at 15:04 False flag operation - mentioned by Anthony at 16:39 "Curse your sudden but inevitable betrayal" - Firefly clip mentioned by Anthony at 22:01 Jurassic Park - referenced by Anthony at 37:38 Psicosis - WCW wrestler mentioned by Anthony at 39:26 "Chip on your shoulder" - expression used by Dr. Issues at 43:22 The Scarlet Letter - Novel referenced by Dr. Issues at 48:50 Charles Barkley spitting incident - referenced by Dr. Issues at 58:52 Choose Your Own Adventure book series - mentioned by Anthony at 63:17 iTunes: here Google Play: here Stitcher: here TuneIn: here iHeartRadio: here Twitter FacebookE-mailPatreon

IS THAT A NEW VOLUME 6 ISSUE I SEE BEFORE ME?? LET'S GET PATROLLING! Down on Derington Way - 9:45 Doom Clock - 15:00 Doomsplaining - 20:21 - It's here! The conclusion to the arc that leads into the event that's already concluded! It's Doom Patrol Volume 6 Issue 11, by Gerard Way, Nick Derington, Tamra Bonvillain, Tom Fowler, Todd Klein, Jaime S Rich and Molly Mahan!  Mailbag O Doom - 43:35 - we go through your responses to the latest Question of the Week: What's your number 1 goal at a comic convention?  

Sorcery Wankers Hello, and welcome to episode 269 of The Fantasticast. Each week, Steve Lacey and Andy Leyland guide you through every issue, guest-appearance and cameo of The Fantastic Four. This week, we're off to Earth-7712 (well, it's better than the UK as featured in recent issues of Two-in-One!) to discover a different incarnation of the Fantastic Four. A twist of fate grants the team a different set of super-powers to the ones we are familiar with, and we're here to examine the adventures of Big Brain, Ultra Woman, Mandroid, and Dragonfly, as they encounter Doctor Doom for the first time. Roy Thomas, Jim Craig, Rick Hoberg, and Sam Grainger present What If? #6. Discover the first time that the team's personality traits are used as a reason for their specific powers, and read along with never-published comics from an alternate universe, before Immortus destroy them all. Because what's the point in having a podcast if you can't go all multiversal when you want to? 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.

It's a three-part cavalcade of Kangs, featuring a whole council of crazy Kangs and even a Kang with a cape, as Kang tries to murder himself over and over to become the one true Kang! Also: Space Phantom, Ravonna, Dire Wraiths, and...Immortus! A whole mess of time traveling trouble full of flashbacks and fun!

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In a special double-sized issue, Ms. Marvel has a baby, the baby grows to adulthood, and Ms. Marvel goes off to Limbo to be his lover. Yeah, it's as creepy as it sounds. Jarvis gets his own showcase in a back-up story. And the team collectively scratches its head as robots start stealing special resins needed to shape Adamantium. I wonder why they would do that?

Say it isn't so! When faced with their latest foe, The Avengers must deal with the loss of one of their own. Will Captain America best lost once again to merciless time? Will the Masters of Evil and their new ally Immortus defeat our heroes once and for all? Featured Issue: Avengers #10 Writer: Stan Lee Penciller: Don Heck Inker: Dick Ayers Letterer: Sam Rosen

Captain America returns and recruits the team to help him break into the Brand Corporation to investigate some shenanigans, but they're immediately defeated by the Squadron Supreme. Immortus helps Thor and Moondragon travel back to the Old West where they find Hawkeye trying to stop Kang from robbing a uranium train with the help of Marvel's Western heroes.

Could this possibly be the end to the Celestial Madonna saga? Let's just say it goes out in spectacular fashion. Vision and Scarlet Witch get married. Mantis marries a tree, becomes an official member, then disappears. Plus we get surprise appearances from Dormammu, Kang, and the Space Phantom. It's truly magical.

It's a short one this week, filled with partial origins for Vision and Mantis. We find out what happened to the original Human Torch. We find out why the Kree and the Skrulls hate each other. We meet Moondragon. And we see Scarlet Witch get attacked by a chair.

There are Kangs everywhere! Rama Tut is a Kang! Immortus is a Kang! Even Kang is a Kang! After sitting around Vietnam killing muggers, the team is transported to a castle dungeon in Limbo and forced to face the Legion of the Unliving. Iron Man almost dies. Vision discovers he's the original Human Torch. And some hooded weirdo meets Swordsman's green ghost in an alley.

The Masters of Evil refuse to give up, Wonder Man comes and goes, Immortus sits around his office waiting for Rick Jones, and the Wasp seems less and less relevant with each passing issue.

Concluding our two-part scrutinization of the landmark Avengers Forever maxiseries. Secrets revealed! Continuity glitches resolved! Avengers history revisited! Everything you've ever wanted to know about Kang the Conqueror, Immortus, and the Space Phantom! Cameo appearances by dozens of actual and potential Avengers! The second half of Avengers Forever is pure ambrosia for the elite Avengers fan, and we're here to break it all down for you! (2:05:28)

Como habrán notado el más reciente vicio de Joey no parece estar cediendo nada de espacio, por lo que no hay garantía alguna de que podamos tener pronto enlaces con el audio oficial del programa tal y como lo graba Lorna desde la consola. Personalmente estoy escuchando los programas gracias al audio que Mr. Mxyzptlk hace el favor de enviarme incluso antes de ponerlo en los comentarios, y gracias a eso puedo adelantar estos posts sin necesidad de esperar a que Joey pueda cerrar Arkham City el tiempo necesario para subir el programa y enviarme el enlace. Aquí les dejo los enlaces de las grabaciones que amablemente hacen Mr. Mxyzptlk y nuestros amigos de Comicorp. En cuanto reciba el audio "oficial" lo incluiré aquí junto con el reproductor, tal y como hice con el programa anterior.Enlace ComicorpEnlace Mr. MxyzptlkAhora si, la versión oficial...Enlace de descargaEste año se está yendo más rápido de lo que esperábamos, y este es ya el tercer programa del mes de febrero, séptimo del año, y sexto consecutivo que cuenta con la participación de Paco, quien parece ser que ahora si regresó para quedarse. Joey llegó con unos minutos de retraso a la estación, razón por la que los agradecimientos y saludos del comienzo fueron un poco más breves, pues Paco los hace de una manera un poco más rápida que cuando están los dos.A iniciativa del mismo Paco los muchachos decidieron dar salida a algunos comentarios del blog y reiteraron la invitación a quienes hayan hecho alguna pregunta por este medio que haya quedado sin responder a que la repitan en la entrada más reciente del blog para que la puedan localizar rápidamente y darle salida. Personalmente les recomiendo esperen, de ser posible, hasta el martes o miércoles por la mañana para ponerlo en la entrada más reciente, o en su defecto no permitir que quede más atrás del último programa, que es hasta donde seguramente revisarán en busca de pendientes.Y empezando con los pendientes, una tangencial desviación provocada por un comentario los llevó a hablar primero de la excelente serie animada The Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes, misma que nos tiene ansiosamente esperando el estreno de la segunda temporada en abril próximo, y de ahí a la macro-serie Avengers Forever, escrita por Kurt Busiek con ayuda de Roger Stern, e ilustrada magistralmente por Carlos Pacheco y Jesús Merino. Esa serie muestra a Rick Jones creando un equipo de Vengadores de diversas épocas para que lo ayuden a combatir a Immortus.Una pregunta rescatada del blog fue en referencia a la miniserie de ciencia ficción We3, escrita por Grant Morrison e ilustrada por Frank Quitely y publicada bajo el sello Vertigo en 2004 y coleccionada en un solo tomo poco tiempo después. La pregunta fue expresamente dirigida a Joey, pero dado que se trata de un comic que no incluye hombres en mallas el señor no la ha leído. Paco si, y a regañadientas accedió a responder la pregunta sobre si la serie era buena con un rotundo si, y estoy completamente de acuerdo con él.La historia sigue a tres animales, un perro, un gato y un conejo, que escapan de un laboratorio donde se estaba experimentando con ellos para convertirlos en armas. Llamados Bandit, Tinker y Pirate, o 1, 2 y 3, respectivamente, los tres animales poseen sofisticadas armaduras llenas de armas y pueden hablar limitadamente gracias a implantes en sus cerebros. Como dato curioso, Grant Morrison ha dado a entender en entrevistas que los tres animales formarían parte del mismo programa que dio origen al Capitán América, Wolverine y Fantomex.Como comentario al margen, Joey se metió en camisa de once varas al hacer comentarios que harán que todos los amantes de las mascotas lo odien un poco o de menos sientan deseos de zapearlo, pero creo que no lo hizo de mala fe y al final aclaró su postura, haciéndola un poco menos inflamable.Parece que no hay programa en que no se mencione a Brian Michael Bendis, y esta vez no fue la excepción, pues se volvió a criticar su exasperante costumbre de alargar de manera innecesaria y aparentemente interminable la mayoría de las historias que escribe, así como su tendencia a ignorar la personalidad de algunos personajes de manera caprichosa. Pero para variar un poco la cosa, en esta ocasión también se le elogió lo hecho en series propias antes de que Marvel decidiese poner en sus manos a los Avengers.Entre las cosas que se recomendaron de su bibliografía están Jinx, Goldfish, Torso (co-escrita con Marc Andreyko), Sam and Twitch y, por supuesto, Powers. Jinx trata sobre una caza-recompensas de origen hispano, Goldfish es un criminal de poca monta, Torso está basada en el caso real del primer asesino serial en la historia de los Estados Unidos, quien, por cierto, fue investigado y perseguido por Elliot Ness antes de dedicarse a cazar a Al Capone en Chicago. Sam and Twitch son una pareja de policías salidos de las páginas de Spawn, y Powers trata sobre una pareja de detectives de policía especializados en casos que involucran superhumanos.Si algo queda claro viendo la temática de sus mejores trabajos, es que Bendis funciona mucho mejor escribiendo detectives, policías y delincuentes, y que su participación en series de superhéroes debiera mantenerse al mínimo posible. A esas series yo agregaría Alias, que sigue las aventuras de Jessica Jones, una ex-super heroína que al perder sus poderes se convirtió en detective privado en el Universo Marvel, y Fortune and Glory: A True Hollywood Comic Book Story, donde cuenta sus desventuras al intentar convertirse en guionista de cine en Hollywood. Y si de superhéroes se trata, creo que su mejor trabajo a la fecha sigue siendo lo que hizo en las páginas de Daredevil.Al llegar a la parte intermedia del programa es cuando las cosas suelen ponerse divertidas, y en esta ocasión todo comenzó cuando un escucha quiso saber más acerca de la serie Brave and the Bold, y como es que se las arreglaban para que todo el Universo DC pudiera participar en ella sin convertirse en una pesadilla de continuidad. La respuesta fue de lo más simple: a nadie le importaba. Las historias eran en general bastante malas, aún si muchas contaban con grandes artistas.La serie existía mayormente para explotar la popularidad de Batman, y a nadie preocupaba que sus encuentros con la Legión de Superhéroes o con los personajes mágicos o sobrenaturales del Universo DC pudiesen tener en la continuidad de sus títulos o de los de otros personajes. Esa misma premisa de tener al encapotado haciendo equipo con toda clase de héroes funciona muy bien en la serie animada, pero los comics no eran realmente buenos.Hubo entonces que dar salida a una trivia especial a fin de que el número de Superman for All Seasons que Alex Cruz no quiso encontrase un nuevo hogar, así que se hizo una pregunta para ser respondida telefónicamente. Paco no fue lo suficientemente específico al hacer la pregunta y eso causó un poco de confusión, pero finalmente Mr. X pudo dar completa la respuesta correcta para llevarse a casa el comic que Alex Cruz despreció.La trivia para el comic que La Quinta Dimensión regaló esta semana fue especial y diferente. Se trató del número 51 de la serie de Star Wars publicada por Marvel a finales de los 1970s y principios de los 80s, lo que puso a los muchachos en un dilema, pues es bien sabido que las trivias de Joey son demasiado rebuscadas y no pueden ser respondidas tan fácilmente, en tanto que el Sr. Espinosa es conocido como un amargado "crítico" detractor de Star Wars. La solución fue hacer preguntas sobre series de TV de ciencia ficción que si son de su agrado, como Star Trek, Battlestar Galactica, y Firefly.La respuesta de los escuchas fue más pobre que en trivias anteriores, pues seguramente no a todos les pareció atractiva la idea de agregar a su colección un viejo comic de Star Wars que no forma parte del canon oficial de la saga. Sin duda lo más atractivo del número en cuestión es el equipo creativo, formado por David Michelinie y Walt Simonson.Tras un breve debate ocasionado por una letra excedente en la primera respuesta recibida, que fue de Karmix,  y dado que posteriormente Lyoko contestó de manera correcta, Mr. Mxyzptlk sirvió como juez para determinar que Karmix era el ganador, además de que Lyoko tuvo el buen gesto de renunciar a la controversia bajo el argumento de que él ganó recientemente en otra de las trivias, para coraje del buen Paquito, y que creía justo que el premio se lo llevara en esta ocasión alguien que no hubiese ganado antes, más aún siendo que era un buen amigo.Volviendo a las preguntas de la audiencia, alguien quería saber más acerca de Hulk y sus diferentes coloraciones a lo largo de los años. Joey hizo un breve resumen de la historia del personaje desde su origen hasta mediados de los 1980s, cuando la serie fue tomada por John Byrne. A partir de ahí los muchachos se deshicieron en elogios. todos ellos justos y merecidos, para el extraordinario trabajo que Peter David hizo con el personaje por poco más de una década. Hace varios meses ya habíamos comentado tanto en el programa como en el blog mucho de lo que hizo David durante su tiempo en la serie, destacando incluso un número en el que Paco quiso hacer incapié en esta ocasión.Otra desviación tangencial del tema los llevó a hablar un poco más del autor, Peter David, quien empezó su carrera en los comics, y en Marvel en particular, como ejecutivo de ventas. Cuando James Owsley (mejor conocido en el medio como Christopher Priest) se convirtió en el editor de los títulos de Spider-man, decidió comprar a David, a quien conoció tiempo antes, cuando era editor asistente, su primer guión. Este apareció publicado en el número 103 de The Spectacular Spider-man y, coincidentemente, se trata de la historia mencionada por Joey donde tres estudiantes deciden practicar algunos juegos mentales con Spider-man.La buena recepción de la historia convenció a Owsley de comprar más guiones de David, lo que permitió que viese la luz una de las mejores historias de Spidey jamás publicadas: La Muerte de Jean DeWolff. Esta historia corrió en la misma serie entre los números 107 y 110, y se trata de una de las historias más humanas y memorables en la carrera del arácnido héroe. Jean DeWolff era una capitán de policía que a lo largo de colaborar con él en varias ocasiones había desarrollado una amistad con Spider-man.Lo que hace diferente a su muerte de las de otros personajes a lo largo de los años, es que no se dio a manos de ningún supervillano ni fue resultado de una catástrofe provocada por una pelea entre superseres, si no que se convirtió en una víctima más de un asesino serial. David siguió vendiendo historias a Owsley por varios meses más, viéndolas publicadas tanto en el mencionado Spectacular Spider-man, como en Web of Spider-man y The Amazing Spider-man.Lamentablemente Owsley fue presionado por Jim Shooter, entonces editor en jefe de Marvel, para que dejara de publicar historias de David, pues aparentemente no estaba de acuerdo con que el talentoso escritor siguiese trabajando en el departamento de ventas mientras vendía historias. Afortunadamente Shooter abandonó la editorial poco tiempo después y Bob Harras, su reemplazo, le ofreció a David la oportunidad de convertirse en el escritor regular de The Incredible Hulk, pues era un título que nadie más quería escribir. El resto es historia.Con el tiempo encima los muchachos realizaron algunas recomendaciones express de títulos que no fuesen de superhéroes, pero lo hicieron sin poder detenerse a platicar más a fondo acerca de las series en cuestión. Entre las mencionadas están The Losers, de Andy Digle y Jock, que sigue a un grupo militar de fuerzas especiales traicionado por su gobierno; Scalped, de Jason Aaron y R.M. Guéra, que cuenta sobre los miembros de una tribu de nativos americanos que lidia en su reservación con problemas modernos, como cobreza y alcoholismo, intrigas políticas y crimen organizado; y DMZ, de Brian Wood con arte de él mismo y de Riccardo Burchielli, que ocurre en un futuro cercano donde la isla de Manhattan es una zona des-militarizada (de ahí el título, De-Militarized Zone) en medio de la Segunda Guerra Civil Norteamericana. Todas ellas son muy recomendables y se consiguen fácilmente en TPBs.Solo me resta recordarles que también se reveló cual será el regalo que, por cortesía de Mr. Mxyzptlk y La Quinta Dimensión, Comiconexión entregará la próxima semana con una de sus acostumbradas trivias: el número 2 de la excelente miniserie Legends, primer crossover en DC post-Crisis en las Tierras Infinitas y obra del extraordinario equipo creativo formado por Len Wein, John Ostrander, John Byrne y Karl Kesel.Ojalá puedan escuchar el programa y se animen a participar.Hasta la próxima.

This week on the show, the Major Spoilers Crew takes a look at Avengers Forever, review a bunch of comics, and discuss the merits of relieving oneself on the job. NEWS Batman wets himself LINKAGE REVIEWS Stephen Ultimate (comics) Mystery #1 Marvel [rating:2.5/5] Rodrigo Nancy in Hell #1 Image Comics [rating:1.5/5] Matthew Wonder Woman #601 DC Comics [rating:3/5] MAJOR SPOILERS POLL OF THE WEEK Last week’s Major Spoilers POW (Poll of the Week) featured two teen wolves fighting each other to the death.  The winner was the van surfing, beer drinking, basketball playing Scott Howard from Teen Wolf.  This week, we’re continuing the wolf fighting as last week’s champion takes on a newcomer VOTE MAJOR SPOILERS DISCUSSION: Avengers Forever The character Immortus sends his servant Tempus to kill an apparently critically ill Rick Jones, the possessor of the ‘Destiny Force’, a powerful ability utilized during the Kree-Skrull War storyline.] Rick, however, is saved by the alien Kree Supreme Intelligence, who urges him to use the Destiny Force to summon aid. With the help of former Zodiac member Libra, Rick pulls various members of the superhero team Avengers from the past, present and future. Contact us at podcast@majorspoilers.com Music from this episode comes from Armin Brewer (intro) and James Kennison (closing) from the Nobody's Listening Podcast. A big thanks to both of these guys for creating kick-ass music for the show! A big Thank You goes out to everyone who downloads, subscribes, listens, and supports this show. We really appreciate you taking the time to listen to our ramblings each week. Tell your friends about the podcast, get them to subscribe and, be sure to visit the Major Spoilers site and forums.

This week on the show, the Major Spoilers Crew takes a look at Avengers Forever, review a bunch of comics, and discuss the merits of relieving oneself on the job. NEWS Batman wets himself LINKAGE REVIEWS Stephen Ultimate (comics) Mystery #1 Marvel [rating:2.5/5] Rodrigo Nancy in Hell #1 Image Comics [rating:1.5/5] Matthew Wonder Woman #601 DC Comics [rating:3/5] MAJOR SPOILERS POLL OF THE WEEK Last week’s Major Spoilers POW (Poll of the Week) featured two teen wolves fighting each other to the death.  The winner was the van surfing, beer drinking, basketball playing Scott Howard from Teen Wolf.  This week, we’re continuing the wolf fighting as last week’s champion takes on a newcomer VOTE MAJOR SPOILERS DISCUSSION: Avengers Forever The character Immortus sends his servant Tempus to kill an apparently critically ill Rick Jones, the possessor of the ‘Destiny Force’, a powerful ability utilized during the Kree-Skrull War storyline.] Rick, however, is saved by the alien Kree Supreme Intelligence, who urges him to use the Destiny Force to summon aid. With the help of former Zodiac member Libra, Rick pulls various members of the superhero team Avengers from the past, present and future. Contact us at podcast@majorspoilers.com Music from this episode comes from Armin Brewer (intro) and James Kennison (closing) from the Nobody's Listening Podcast. A big thanks to both of these guys for creating kick-ass music for the show! A big Thank You goes out to everyone who downloads, subscribes, listens, and supports this show. We really appreciate you taking the time to listen to our ramblings each week. Tell your friends about the podcast, get them to subscribe and, be sure to visit the Major Spoilers site and forums.

We're back in The Doom Room to recap Doom Patrol Season 4, Episode 7, "Orqwith Patrol" on our podcast. It's the final run of episodes for our band of misfits. They're trying to stop the end of the world... Again. Or, more specifically, trying to get their immortality back. If the world is still there, it's just a nice bonus. We break down all the big moments in the episode... From Rita and Madam Rouge's bonding to the reveal of Immortus at the end.SUBSCRIBE TO THE DOOM ROOM ON APPLE, ANDROID, SPOTIFY, OR RSS. FOLLOW US ON TWITTER, INSTAGRAM AND FACEBOOK. SUPPORT OUR SHOWS ON PATREON.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Everything comes together on the midseason finale of Doom Patrol, titled "Hope Patrol". The cult of Immortus prepares for him to rise by kidnapping Larry, but it's Vic -- and maybe Jane and Cliff -- to the rescue. Meanwhile, Rita and Madame Rouge try to free a man named Wally from the Bureau of Normalcy, as we recap Doom Patrol Season 4, Episode 6.SUBSCRIBE TO THE DOOM ROOM ON APPLE, ANDROID, SPOTIFY, STITCHER, OR RSS. FOLLOW US ON TWITTER, INSTAGRAM AND FACEBOOK. SUPPORT OUR SHOWS ON PATREON.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy