We take it back old school to 1966 to read the first appearance of one of the Marvel Universe’s biggest baddies by reading a trio of issues from Stan Lee & Jack Kirby’s original run on the Fantastic Four. “The Galactus Trilogy” spans issues 48 through 50. It’s fraught with great line art, poor coloring, and one hell of a dysfunctional team dynamic — not to mention the end of the world. For more information on past and upcoming episodes, visit www.AtomicPoweredSuperCast.com!
Our space-entity thingymajig series continues with this 2006 re-imagining of Jack Kirby’s “Eternals.” This new take, rendered in rich character by Neil Gaiman and John Romita Jr., was Marvel’s attempt to make these characters once more a part of their universe. Mostly, it’s a fine attempt, and at the very least, it reinforces Marvel’s idea that in the vastness of space, “good” and “bad” can be relative terms. For more information on past or upcoming episodes, visit www.AtomicPoweredSuperCast.com!
After last week’s serious business Superman discussion, we’re taking on a very special comic. A life extending comic, because you love APSC and APSC loves you. In the midst of civil war and seeming infinite crises, Warren Ellis and Stuart Immonen crafted “Nextwave: Agents of H.A.T.E.” It’s possibly one of the best light-hearted comics ever written. For more information on past and upcoming episodes, visit www.AtomicPoweredSuperCast.com.
