Alex Koch. Mike Napier. James Lewis. Children of the nineties, lovers of sequential art, NERDS -- coming of age in a world they never made, these three students of the comic page found themselves united by a common hobby. On that day, A PODCAST WAS BORN -- tasked with discussing the topics no single fan could properly examine! From hard hitting questions, to why the heck Mysterio wears that bowl on his head; The Experts On Nothing Real vivisect, introspect, and retrospect comic book culture, it's storylines, it's fandoms, it's histories, it's controversies, and everything else between the margins!
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Alex Koch. Mike Napier. James Lewis. Children of the nineties, lovers of sequential art, NERDS -- coming of age in a world they never made, these three students of the comic page found themselves united by a common hobby. On that day, A PODCAST WAS BORN -- tasked with discussing the topics no single fan could properly examine! From hard hitting questions, to why the heck Mysterio wears that bowl on his head; The Experts On Nothing Real vivisect, introspect, and retrospect comic book culture, it's storylines, it's fandoms, it's histories, it's controversies, and everything else between the margins!
#21: "Midnight In The Garden Of Venom And Carnage" (Challenge Of The Supertoons Part V)
Graphic Novelism | The History of Comic Books
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#21: "Midnight In The Garden Of Venom And Carnage" (Challenge Of The Supertoons Part V)
or "Welcome to the Fashion Warriors, Betty... hope you survive the experience!" In part five of our animated retrospective, the Children of The Nineties revisit Marvel's biggest decade ever... until this current one, at least. From 1992-1999, follow the trail of broken dreams and legal fees that led to the shows that captured your five-year-old imagination, as we follow the redemption of Tony Stark, the battle for the soul of the Fantastic Four, and the unending shame of Ant Man. Why did She-Hulk and her gammazons take over an unsuspecting Hulk cartoon? What's the most adult-oriented Marvel cartoon you've never watched? And what shocking corporate intrigue REALLY led to Spider-Man being exiled from planet Earth? To find out, well, you'll just have to listen! Find us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GraphicNovelism Itunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/graphic-novelism/id1005133566 Stitcher: http://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=68076&refid=stpr Twitter: https://twitter.com/GraphicNovelism Tumblr: http://graphicnovelismpodcast.tumblr.com/ Music used: Neuro Rhythm by Jens Kiilstofte https://machinimasound.com/music/neurorhythm/ Licensed under Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/) FURTHER READING Tom Tataranowicz Talks Revamping Fantastic Four Tom Tataranowicz Talks Revamping Iron Man Season 1 Producer Dick Sebast on The Incredible Hulk Tataranowicz and more on Hulk Silver Surfer Series Bible Larry Brody on Silver Surfer Interview with Spider-Man Unlimited producer Will Meugniot About What The Hell Happened Insane Interview with Fox Kids! Vice President on how "amazing" Avengers: United They Stand is:
Graphic Novelism | The History of Comic Books
Alex Koch. Mike Napier. James Lewis. Children of the nineties, lovers of sequential art, NERDS -- coming of age in a world they never made, these three students of the comic page found themselves united by a common hobby. On that day, A PODCAST WAS BORN -- tasked with discussing the topics no single fan could properly examine! From hard hitting questions, to why the heck Mysterio wears that bowl on his head; The Experts On Nothing Real vivisect, introspect, and retrospect comic book culture, it's storylines, it's fandoms, it's histories, it's controversies, and everything else between the margins!
