This week Scott and I travel back to Wakanda’s first appearance in the pages of Fantastic Four. We explore the debut of the Black Panther, how his story fits into the Marvel universe of the 1960s, and why this early issues makes T’Challa’s introduction one of the most striking origins of the Silver Age. Pull up a chair and hang as we talk Fantastic Four issues 52, 53 as well as the Fantastic Four Annual #5.

This week Scott and I are talking about our favorite supporting characters from the Silver and Bronze Ages of Marvel Comics. We were sure we’d have a lot of overlap, but we ended up surprising each other. It reminded us how deep the Marvel bench really is and how much life these non-powered characters brought to their stories. From reporters and friends to mentors and everyday people, they made the Marvel world feel real. Come hang out with us as we celebrate the ones who stood just outside the spotlight, made all the difference, with not a cape in sight!   Want to reach out to us?📧 silvertobronze25@gmail.com🌐 silvertobronze.bsky.social

This week Scott and I are having a blast creeping through the monster side of Marvel. We’re reading some spooky Silver and Bronze Age stories and getting to know the haunted corners of the universe. Dracula, Werewolf by Night, and even a little bit about the horrifying Comic Code Authority! Join us for a good time as we rediscover what we love and uncover a few eerie surprises we’ve never read before. Want to reach out to us?📧 silvertobronze25@gmail.com🌐 silvertobronze.bsky.social

This week Scott and I got to know the Vision, a character we didn’t know much about before. We followed his strange beginnings with Ultron, his surprising link to the original Human Torch, and his early adventures with the Avengers. It turned out to be a great mix of classic Marvel science fiction and heart. Come hang out with us as we figure out what makes the Vision such a unique part of the Marvel universe.

This week Scott and I stepped into the world of Doctor Strange for the first time. Most of what we read came from Steve Ditko’s run in Strange Tales, and it was a trip seeing how different these stories are from anything else Marvel was doing at the time. Come hang out with us as we get to know the Sorcerer Supreme just a little bit better! Want to reach out to us?📧 silvertobronze25@gmail.com🌐 silvertobronze.bsky.social  

This week Scott and I revisit Iron Man issues 149 and 150, better known as Doomquest. These were favorites when we were kids, and returning to them reminded us why. Iron Man and Doctor Doom are pulled back to the time of King Arthur, where science meets magic and honor is tested. Hang out with us as we talk about what made these stories remain one of our favorites to this day! Want to reach out to us?📧 silvertobronze25@gmail.com🌐 silvertobronze.bsky.social

This week Scott and I go behind the shadows of Nick Fury’s earliest missions. From his Strange Tales run to the first five issues of Nick Fury, Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D., we explore the shift from Kirby’s bold setups to Steranko’s psychedelic, boundary-pushing art. Steranko turned spy comics into something no one had seen before, and we couldn’t resist geeking out over every detail. Of course, we tip our hats to Jack Kirby, because where Fury goes, Kirby usually isn’t far behind. Want to reach out to us?📧 silvertobronze25@gmail.com🌐 silvertobronze.bsky.social  

This week we trace the Hulk’s path from his short-lived first series to his rebirth in Tales to Astonish and his eventual return to a full solo title. From misunderstood monster to cornerstone of Marvel’s lineup, we look at how the character struggled to find his footing and how those early stories shaped the Hulk we know today (a.k.a. the 1980s).   Want to reach out to us?📧 silvertobronze25@gmail.com🌐 silvertobronze.bsky.social

This week Scott and I cracked open The Mighty Thor #248–250, our first time reading these Bronze Age issues. The story drops us into palace intrigue, Odin acting strangely, and the return of Mangog with the Odinsword looming in the background. Hear what surprised us, what made us laugh, and how these issues altered our opinion of the God of Thunder! Want to reach out to us?📧 silvertobronze25@gmail.com🌐 silvertobronze.bsky.social

In this episode of Silver to Bronze, Scott and I revisit one of Spider-Man’s most iconic early arcs: “If This Be My Destiny…” from Amazing Spider-Man #31–33. These three issues, crafted by Stan Lee and Steve Ditko, showcase a pivotal turning point in the character’s history. While a Silver Age story, it set the stage for the emotional depth and heroic grit that would define Spider-Man throughout the Bronze Age. We talk about Ditko’s masterful art and panel storytelling, the layered pacing of Peter Parker’s struggles, and the unforgettable “lifting sequence” that remains one of the most powerful moments in Marvel history. These issues blew us away and there is no wondering why this arc still resonates with readers more than half a century later. Want to reach out to us?📧 silvertobronze25@gmail.com🌐 silvertobronze.bsky.social

This week Scott and I set aside story arcs to talk about the covers that grabbed our attention and stayed with us. These are not the most iconic images in comics history, but they are the ones that meant the most to us personally. We each brought our favorites, compared notes, and had a blast sharing why these covers still feel special. Want to reach out to us?📧 silvertobronze25@gmail.com🌐 silvertobronze.bsky.social

This week, Scott and I are talking about one of our favorites from back in the day, ROM the Spaceknight. We look at what made this series stand out, from Bill Mantlo’s heartfelt and imaginative writing to Sal Buscema’s classic Marvel artwork. ROM might have started as a toy tie-in, but for us it became something much more. Join us as we revisit the battles with the Dire Wraiths, the cosmic themes, Scott’s obsession with Galactus’ eyes, and why this series still holds such a special place in our comic-loving hearts.   Want to reach out to us?📧 silvertobronze25@gmail.com🌐 silvertobronze.bsky.social

This week, Scott and I have some fun with the Fantastic Four, talking about a mix of issues that caught our eye for all kinds of reasons. There are funny moments, memorable collaborations, and plenty of Silver and Bronze Age storytelling. It is a lighthearted trip through Marvel’s First Family that is all about enjoying the ride. Want to reach out to us?📧 silvertobronze25@gmail.com🌐 silvertobronze.bsky.social

This week, Scott and I step away from the comics to talk about the new movie The Fantastic Four: First Steps. It’s a rare thing for us to focus on a film, but this one got our attention. Consider this your spoiler alert. The only real spoiler might be that there’s no Impossible Man! If you’ve seen the movie, come hang out with us for a laid-back conversation about Marvel’s first family: Reed Richards (Mister Fantastic), Sue Storm (the Invisible Woman), Johnny Storm (the Human Torch), and Ben Grimm (the Thing), who proves once again that you can take the guy out of Yancy Street, but not Yancy Street out of the guy.   Want to reach out to us?📧 silvertobronze25@gmail.com🌐 silvertobronze.bsky.social

This week, Scott and I take on one of the most talked-about storylines from the Bronze Age of Spider-Man. We’re looking at Amazing Spider-Man issues 141 to 150, which mark the beginning of what would later become known as the Clone Saga. These stories originally ran fifty years ago in 1975 and shocked readers with the apparent return of Gwen Stacy, a character whose death had already become a defining moment for both Peter Parker and Marvel Comics as a whole. Grab a beer, light up a cigar and hang with us as we finally get around to talking proper Peter Parker/Spider-man! Want to reach out to us?📧 silvertobronze25@gmail.com🌐 silvertobronze.bsky.social

This week, Scott and I continue our discussion of Daredevil: Born Again. We left off right in the middle of the story, and things only get more intense from here. This arc has been a longtime favorite of Scott's, and it’s been fascinating for me to experience it for the first time. We wrap up our thoughts on what makes this such a landmark Daredevil story and why it still holds up today.   Want to reach out to us?📧 silvertobronze25@gmail.com🌐 silvertobronze.bsky.social  

This week, Scott and I begin our discussion of Daredevil: Born Again. This story has been on our list since the beginning, and it was also requested by a listener. It was a favorite of Scott's when it first came out, but this is my first time reading it. We had such a good time talking about it that we were forced to cut the episode into two parts!    Want to reach out to us?📧 silvertobronze25@gmail.com🌐 silvertobronze.bsky.social

This week, Scott and I return to the world of Alpha Flight for part two of our conversation about the first twelve issues of the series, along with the “return” of Guardian that follows. We talk about John Byrne’s evolving approach to the characters and how the book both fits within and breaks away from typical Marvel team books. Want to reach out to us?📧 silvertobronze25@gmail.com🌐 silvertobronze.bsky.social

This week, Scott and I kick off a two-part dive into one of my childhood favorites and a first-time read for Scott. We're talking about John Byrne's Alpha Flight. Pull up a chair, kick up your feet, and hang out with us as we look at the first issues, focusing on the original lineup and Byrne’s approach to building a team that is purely Canadian. Want to reach out to us?📧 silvertobronze25@gmail.com🌐 silvertobronze.bsky.social  

This week, Scott and I each chose some of the Marvel comics that made the biggest impression on us when we were young readers. These are the stories that helped shape our love of comics and the characters we still talk about today. Our picks include issues of Spider-Man, Iron Man, the Fantastic Four, Captain America, Conan, and even a few monster tales. So pull up a chair and light up a cigar (that’s my preference, but you be you) and hang out with us as we look back on what made these comics so powerful then and how they hold up now. Want to reach out to us?📧 silvertobronze25@gmail.com🌐 silvertobronze.bsky.social