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Listen now! It's En Sabah Nur - time has no meaning. It's 2020, so why not talk Apocalypse? How does Doc handle someone who bends timelines to his will? SHOW NOTES: Intro Shoutout to I Understood that Reference - Rob & Ross are two Irish friends who cover movies, comics, games Still taking nominations for award show Background (01:52) Apocalypse created by Louise Simonson and Jackson Guice in X-Factor #5-6 (June-July 1986) Apocalypse is believed to be the first mutant - over 5,000 years old, born in Egypt - his name, En Sabah Nur, is translated as “The First One” Abandoned as an infant because of his looks, he adopted a survival of the fittest mindset Mutant powers manifested after having his heart broken as a young man - combined with Celestial technology uncovered by Kang the Conqueror, he had incredible power, and became immortal Fostered war throughout the centuries, seeking the strongest warriors Put himself into suspended animation to wait for further developments - awakened by Cable’s arrival and summons a guard, known as the Four Horsemen - the original group included Warren Worthington, aka Angel Tries to kill Nathan Summers, who he believes will become strong enough to defeat him - inadvertently ends up responsible for turning him into Cable Age of Apocalypse - Legion travels in time to kill Magneto, but accidentally kills his father, which disrupts the timeline - with no Xavier, Apocalypse awakens and takes over the world - he is opposed by Magneto, leading a team of mutants Learns from Uatu that Onslaught is going to destroy the world, and temporarily allies with Cable to help defeat him, but ends up focusing on Franklin Richards, which allows Onslaught to escape Battles X-Force, and nearly killed by Archangel Resurrected as a child, and the new X-Force team debates what to do with him before Fantomex shoots him dead Another young clone, named Evan Sabahnur, joins the Jean Grey School for a time, and works on becoming a hero instead of what he is destined to become Currently living on Krakoa as part of the Quiet Council, helping oversee the laws on the island for all mutants Issues (14:09) Savior complex for mutantkind Survival of the fittest mentality Longevity’s impact on mental planning (29:14) Break (39:12) Plugs for Frigay the 13th, I Never Saw That, and Chris Claremont Treatment (40:47) In-universe - Befriend one of the Horsemen and convince Apocalypse to stay in his pyramid Out of universe - treatment of old racists stuck in their ways (45:42) Skit (54:45) Ending (60:23) Recommended reading: Age of Apocalypse Next episodes: Quipping, Baphomet (Wicked + Divine) with special guest Jered from Fantom Zone Podcast, Killer Croc Review read: Pittsburghnerd, 07/07/2020 Great idea - This is a great show with a wonderful concept. Extremely entertaining and worth a listen. I highly recommend you give it a try Plugs for social References: Marvel Mythos AoA breakdown - Anthony (05:25) Jay & Miles X-Plain the X-Men - Anthony (05:40) Legion episode - Anthony (05:55) Uatu episode - Anthony (08:06) Deadpool episode - Anthony (11:19) Four Horsemen - Doc (27:50) Evolution - Doc (28:10) Ra’s al Ghul episode - Anthony (29:22) Colonel Sanders/KFC - Doc (31:33) Stanford marshmallow experiment - Doc (34:25) Friends - Smoking and Hypnosis - Anthony (44:20) Stuart Smalley - Anthony (45:34) Vandal Savage episode - Anthony (45:54) Apple Podcasts: here Google Play: here Stitcher: here TuneIn: here iHeartRadio: here Spotify: here Twitter Facebook Patreon TeePublic Discord

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We're the best at what we do, and what we do is analyze WOLVERINE! Doc & Anthony break down James "Logan" Howlett and his relationships. Plus Doc sings Peter Cetera and Anthony goes Tough Mudder on Kitty Pryde. Listen now! SHOW NOTES:   Introduction Background (8:18) Created by Roy Thomas, Len Wein, and John Romita Sr. (drawn by Herb Trimpe) in The Incredible Hulk #180/181 (Oct./Nov. 1974) Originally simply an agent of the Canadian government known as Weapon X tasked with taking down the Hulk (originally, “moving is the thing I do best”) Then introduced as member of new X-Men team in 1975’s Giant-Size X-Men #1 – becomes attracted to Jean Grey, Cyclops’ girlfriend Later meets Lady Mariko Yashida in Japan, and falls in love with her – shortly thereafter has to evade Alpha Flight, division of Canadian government Department H who have to bring him in Becomes engaged to Mariko, but has to break it off because Mariko’s family is connected to yakuza Takes Kitty Pryde under his wing, and he becomes a foster father of sorts to her Has his adamantium claws forcibly removed by Magneto in the “Fatal Attractions” storyline – reveals his claws are originally bone, and this severely damages his healing factor Gets kidnapped and driven insane by Genesis’ attempt to re-bond adamantium to his skeleton – successfully re-bonded by Apocalypse, although turned into Horseman Death for a time Origin told in 2002 – born James Howlett, son of a plantation owner in the late 1800s in Canada – after seeing his father killed by the groundskeeper Thomas Logan, James’ claws appear for the first time and he kills Logan (later implied to be Wolverine’s father) – goes on the run with an orphan girl named Rose, who gives him the name Logan – accidentally kills Rose too while fighting his half-brother Dog Later discover that he fought alongside Captain America in WWII X-23 is revealed as a female clone/”daughter” Joins New Avengers in 2005 House of M – Logan is one of the few mutants who remembers the way the world was before Wanda changed things, and is instrumental in using Layla Miller to turn things back Discovers he has a son Daken, who he has a difficult relationship with Schism – Deals with fight between Cyclops and Logan over the path of the X-Men, Logan leaves and starts a new school – Jean Grey School – as headmaster Sides with Avengers during the AvX storyline – wants to take Hope Summers into custody to protect her from Phoenix Force Later joins Avengers Unity Squad Death of Wolverine – dies as a result of his healing factor being shut off from a virus – dies by suffocating in adamantium Resurrected in comics – still unsure how Issues (25:17) Sense of honor vs his pragmatism Uncertainty over history for so long left him lonely & alone (35:14) Unable to find lasting relationship – Jean & Mariko (41:40) Relationship with children is difficult – Daken & Laura vs. Kitty (53:55) Battles with Cyclops over Jean & direction of team (59:40) Treatment (66:24) In-universe Out of universe Skit (77:18) Ending References: "I Go to Extremes" by Billy Joel - Anthony - 14:35 How Stella Got Her Groove Back - Anthony - 24:29 "Family Matters" - Doc - 44:30 Wedding Crashers - Anthony - 48:06 "Glory of Love" by Peter Cetera - Doc - 48:52 Sean Corvelle - Anthony - 56:45 iTunes: here Google Play: here Stitcher: here TuneIn: here iHeartRadio: here Twitter FacebookE-mailPatreon

This week we discuss Superman Unchained #8, Ms. Marvel #8, MPH #3, Jean Grey School is trading in claws for webbing, Blue Beetle and Booster are back after a cryogenic nap, and it looks like if you want to beat the Anti-Monitor you're gonna have to dip into your 'Darkseid'.  If you like what you've heard please show us some iTunes review love or reach out via Facebook or Twitter: @GWIPodcast @BilleaBones @VickiOh13 And as always you can find our previous episodes at www.girl-with-issues.com    News Links: http://bit.ly/multiversity http://bit.ly/darkseidvsantimonitor http://bit.ly/jleeddidio  

The crew returns with comic, television and movie news, and more! This week, it's Brant, John, Gordon and Ron! We talk about some headlines to start off, like Spider-Man becoming a guidance counselor at the Jean Grey School, rumors about the Venom and Sinister Six movies, and more. Then, we continue from episode #283's 40 Movies Based on Comics discussion with the final 20! And we close out the show with announcements. (Original Numbering: Episode #286) If you'd like to sponsor an episode of Zone 4, go here for details, or email us. If you'd like to donate to the show (one-time or monthly) see details here. You can now find Zone 4 on Stitcher.com as well! This Week's Links and Topics   Spider-Man Becomes Guidance Counselor at the Jean Grey School Andrew Garfield Teases Sinister Six Involvement Venom Film will be Dark Agent Carter & Howling Commandos on Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Kristen Wiig Responds to Bill Murray's Female Ghostbusters Cast Wish List Loot Crate Makes a Firefly Fan Short Called "The Verse" Sign Up for Loot Crate Here! First Official Look at Batmobile from Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice Legion of Super-Heroes Movie Possibly in the Works Legion of Super-Heroes DVDs at Warner Archive! Greg Berlanti Confirms Supergirl TV Series in Development New Flash Promo Teases More Heroes 40 Movies Based on Comics List ------- Tall Pulp Airship 27 Productions Moonstone Comics Cincy Comicon Watson-Random House New Comic Day Website Relaunched New Comic Day Kickstarter Comic Frontline

In this issue: Aliens attack, Rob is here, and Man Kills. It's just another average day in the life of the Major Spoilers Podcast. NEWS Alan Scott is Gay LINK REVIEWS Stephen EXTERMINATION #1
Created by MATT GAGNON
Written by SIMON SPURRIER
Drawn by JEFFREY EDWARDS
SC, 32pgs, FC, SRP: $1.00
COVER A: JOHN CASSADAY
COVER B: TREVOR HAIRSINE
Diamond Code: APR120887 WE LOST. THEY WON. In the wake of an apocalyptic alien invasion, the world’s greatest super-heroes and deadliest super-villains must form an alliance to prevent their own extermination. Two arch-enemies, Nox, a driven hero, and Red Reaper, a ruthless villain, form a volatile partnership for the greater good. The enemy of your enemy is your friend — but will they be able to ultimately put aside their bitter past to prevent global genocide? What happens when all the battle lines are redrawn and foes become unlikely allies in a desperate war for the fate of the very planet — and the outcome of a species? Written by Simon Spurrier (X-CLUB, FEAR ITSELF: THE HOME FRONT, WOLVERINE: DANGEROUS GAMES), EXTERMINATION is a superhero survival story by an author that boldly explores the dark crevices of an entire genre. [rating:4.5/5] Rodrigo Planetoid #1 Writer: Ken Garing Artist: Ken Garing Publisher: Image Comics Cover Price: $2.99 Silas, an ex-soldier turned space pirate, finds himself stranded on a mysterious planet in alien territory. As he explores the long-abandoned industrial ruins of the planet's surface he will have to fend off rogue mechanical creatures, roving cyborg militias, and a hostile alien military with a bounty on his head. Silas will have to rely on resourcefulness and bare-bones survival tactics in order to stay alive and ultimately unlock the secrets of a planet where survival is a luxury and escape an impossibility. [rating:3.5/5] Matthew Mudman #4
Burnbridge on Sea is under attack… from the sea? Mudman is the only person who can the tide – but when you’re made of mud, water isn’t the easiest thing to stop.
 [rating:5/5] Rob Animal Man Annual
A stand alone tale detailing the history of the epic struggle between THE RED, THE GREEN and THE ROT!• As seen in ANIMAL MAN and SWAMP THING, these forces will play a major role in the future of the DC Universe! [rating:4.5/5] Jimmy Wolverine and the X-Men #11
Writer: Jason Aaron
Artist: Nick Bradshaw, Walden Wong
Publisher: Marvel
Cover Price: $3.99
• AVX TIE-INS! • Cyclops comes to the Jean Grey School! • Will Wolverine’s X-Men join Cyclops against the Avengers? • ICEMAN vs RED HULK! Major Spoilers Poll of the Week This week, DC Comics releases two comics that have caused a bit of controversy. The first is Earth 2 #2, which introduces readers to Alan Scott, who has undergone a sexual preference switch, while the second, Before Watchmen: Minutemen #1, features a prequel to a series that many think is too holy to touch with a ten foot pole. There’s no doubt people are going to flock to pick up these titles, but the bigger question is, which one will sell the most copies? [poll id="237"] LINK Discussion: X-Men: God Loves, Man Kills The story concerns a minister, the Reverend William Stryker, stirring up religious anti-mutant fervor and kidnapping Professor X in an attempt to eradicate all mutants. It is one of the most clear-cut examples of X-Men comics using mutant relations as a metaphor for real life race relations as well as being a general critic of prejudice and what was the growing political clout of televangelists. Contact us at podcast@majorspoilers.com Call the Major Spoilers Hotline at (785) 727-1939. 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.

In this issue: Aliens attack, Rob is here, and Man Kills. It's just another average day in the life of the Major Spoilers Podcast. NEWS Alan Scott is Gay LINK REVIEWS Stephen EXTERMINATION #1
 Created by MATT GAGNON
 Written by SIMON SPURRIER
 Drawn by JEFFREY EDWARDS
 SC, 32pgs, FC, SRP: $1.00
 COVER A: JOHN CASSADAY
 COVER B: TREVOR HAIRSINE
 Diamond Code: APR120887 WE LOST. THEY WON. In the wake of an apocalyptic alien invasion, the world’s greatest super-heroes and deadliest super-villains must form an alliance to prevent their own extermination. Two arch-enemies, Nox, a driven hero, and Red Reaper, a ruthless villain, form a volatile partnership for the greater good. The enemy of your enemy is your friend — but will they be able to ultimately put aside their bitter past to prevent global genocide? What happens when all the battle lines are redrawn and foes become unlikely allies in a desperate war for the fate of the very planet — and the outcome of a species? Written by Simon Spurrier (X-CLUB, FEAR ITSELF: THE HOME FRONT, WOLVERINE: DANGEROUS GAMES), EXTERMINATION is a superhero survival story by an author that boldly explores the dark crevices of an entire genre. [rating:4.5/5] Rodrigo Planetoid #1 Writer: Ken Garing Artist: Ken Garing Publisher: Image Comics Cover Price: $2.99 Silas, an ex-soldier turned space pirate, finds himself stranded on a mysterious planet in alien territory. As he explores the long-abandoned industrial ruins of the planet's surface he will have to fend off rogue mechanical creatures, roving cyborg militias, and a hostile alien military with a bounty on his head. Silas will have to rely on resourcefulness and bare-bones survival tactics in order to stay alive and ultimately unlock the secrets of a planet where survival is a luxury and escape an impossibility. [rating:3.5/5] Matthew Mudman #4
 Burnbridge on Sea is under attack… from the sea? Mudman is the only person who can the tide – but when you’re made of mud, water isn’t the easiest thing to stop. 
 [rating:5/5] Rob Animal Man Annual
 A stand alone tale detailing the history of the epic struggle between THE RED, THE GREEN and THE ROT!• As seen in ANIMAL MAN and SWAMP THING, these forces will play a major role in the future of the DC Universe! [rating:4.5/5] Jimmy Wolverine and the X-Men #11
 Writer: Jason Aaron
 Artist: Nick Bradshaw, Walden Wong
 Publisher: Marvel
 Cover Price: $3.99
 • AVX TIE-INS! • Cyclops comes to the Jean Grey School! • Will Wolverine’s X-Men join Cyclops against the Avengers? • ICEMAN vs RED HULK! Major Spoilers Poll of the Week This week, DC Comics releases two comics that have caused a bit of controversy. The first is Earth 2 #2, which introduces readers to Alan Scott, who has undergone a sexual preference switch, while the second, Before Watchmen: Minutemen #1, features a prequel to a series that many think is too holy to touch with a ten foot pole. There’s no doubt people are going to flock to pick up these titles, but the bigger question is, which one will sell the most copies? [poll id="237"] LINK Discussion: X-Men: God Loves, Man Kills The story concerns a minister, the Reverend William Stryker, stirring up religious anti-mutant fervor and kidnapping Professor X in an attempt to eradicate all mutants. It is one of the most clear-cut examples of X-Men comics using mutant relations as a metaphor for real life race relations as well as being a general critic of prejudice and what was the growing political clout of televangelists. Contact us at podcast@majorspoilers.com Call the Major Spoilers Hotline at (785) 727-1939. 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.