Back in the ’86, a group of evil doers found their way into the Morlock tunnels under New York City and started killing mutants. Not even the X-Men, X-Factor, the New Mutants, Daredevil, Power Pack, or Thor, could not stop the needless slaughter of mutants that day. In this episode I play most of My Other Podcast Episode 130 from May 9, 2020, in which I talk a bit about Marvel’s X-Men Crossover Event from 1986, the Mutant Massacre. Find the episode now on:
The intro song used in this episode was written and performed by Derek Neibarger of Atomic Zombie Records: atomiczombierecords.bandcamp.com
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Buckle up folks, because I have something special for you, before the big Episode 100. This is a podcast, within a podcast, within a podcast.
That’s right, today I dip back into the well, going back to February 17, 2019 and play you episode 26 of the now defunct Steeven Orr Else Podcast, which is in itself, an episode where I showcased three episodes of my Patreon podcast called, My Other Podcast.
This is a long one, but that’s only to keep you busy until Episode 100 comes out in one week’s time.
Among these three episodes I first challenge myself to fill fifteen minutes of episode time with nothing yet wind up telling a wonderful story about Sonic and a chicken sandwich, then I talk about my most favorite single comic book issue of all time, and finally I discuss a limited series known as Marvel 1872.
So yeah, as I said right there at the get go, buckle up!
The theme song used in each episode is Night Drive by The Oldfield Victory. Find them and their music at theoldfieldvictory.bandcamp.com
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This episode I review the last X-Men movie from Fox Studios X-Men: Dark Phoenix. I will discuss the film in full detail so this is a spoiler review, Enjoy!
This week the guys review Endgame. They also ask, what does this movie mean for the future of the MCU? How do the events of the movie play into the upcoming Disney+ episodes and are all the events of Endgame going to be permanent? All this PLUS we announce the winner of our #NerdMAdness competition, and so much more. Be warned, lots of spoilers ahead, enjoy!
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