Episode 93: “Baron Zemo has a taste for paste, as well”

Who knew glue would play such a major role in the Marvel Universe?

Stan Lee and Jack Kirby terrorized the Big Apple with Adhesive X in July 1964, and 55 years later, we decided to talk about it.

Click on the player below to listen to the 93rd episode of The Brothers Marvel, in which we discuss Avengers No. 6, featuring the stickiest man in Nazi Germany, Iron Man driving a truck for some reason, one of the most unlikely super villain cameos of all time and the heretofore unknown black ops abilities of Rick Jones and the terrible Teen Brigade.

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Episode 92: “Captain America needs some better friends”

Time for the Avengers to kick some lava ass!

Stan Lee and Jack Kirby threatened the planet with a lava men invasion in May 1964, and 55 years later, we decided to talk about it.

Click on the player below to listen to the 92nd episode of The Brothers Marvel podcast, in which we discuss Avengers No. 5, featuring Captain America’s teenage chums, the iconic Avengers-copter, Thor wading neck-deep into lava, the cinderization process, Gi-Ant Man’s use of a Gi-Ant Fan, the reappearance of the pest that is the Hulk and why you should never watch Chicken Little.

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Episode 91: “Eventually, the Avengers take over”

The Avengers crash the World’s Greatest Comic Magazine! And argue about who has jurisdiction over the Hulk.

Stan Lee and Jack Kirby gave us the titanic clash between the Thing and the Hulk before engineering a Fantastic Four-Avengers team up of sorts in April and May of 1964, and 55 years later, we decided to talk about it.

Click on the player below to listen to the 91st episode of The Brothers Marvel podcast, in which we discuss Fantastic Four Nos. 25 and 26, featuring the Hulk hitching a ride in a truck, world-renowned scientist Bob (?) Banner, Reed Richards’ unexplained death, the incredibly effective Hulk-defeating methods of the Yancy Street Gang, Johnny Storm’s worthlessness, Johnny Storm’s asbestos pajamas, Captain America fighting (and kind of beating) the Hulk, what the Wasp should have done with Rick Jones’ “gamma pill” and the Thing’s huge, rocky heart.

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Episode 80: “So Captain America, Broccoli Rob and The Avengers …”

Well if it isn’t the star-spangled man with the plan.

Stan Lee and Jack Kirby brought Captain America into the modern day in March 1964, and 54 years later, we decided to talk about it.

Click on the player below to listen to the 80th episode of The Brothers Marvel podcast, in which we discuss Avengers No. 4, featuring an amnesia-stricken Cap, an unfortunate appearance of Rick Jones and a broccoli-looking fellow we like to call Broccoli Rob.

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MCU Special: “The Marvel Age of Movies!”

We are truly living in the Marvel Age of Movies!

With “Avengers: Infinity War” arriving in theaters this week (!), we decided to do a special blow-out episode going through the Marvel Cinematic Universe, picking out the silliest parts and our favorite parts from every Marvel Studios movie and comparing them to the 1960s comics we talk about on our podcast.

Click on the player below to listen to a special Infinity-sized episode of The Brothers Marvel podcast, in which we discuss the first 18 movies in the MCU, featuring a box of scraps, Tim Roth getting kicked into a tree, salmon carpaccio, a dog large enough to ride, “Captain America! I am a great fan of your films!,” the last time I was in Germany, the toast of Croydon, those elves you forgot, Barack Obama’s book, a talking raccoon, a giant cuttlefish, Garrett Morris for some reason, walnut date loaves, the Vaulting Boots of Valtorr, Kurt Russell’s out-of-sync singing, instant-kill mode and ARMORED RHINOS!

Plus, we assemble our own Infinity Gauntlets by picking an Infinity everyday object for each movie, reveal our MCU rankings and make all kinds of sure-to-be-wrong predictions for “Avengers: Infinity War” — including who we think the Skrull is!

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Episode 71: “The Hulk has a secret weapon … bags of flour!”

The Avengers just seem a bit out of place on top of a train.

Stan Lee and Jack Kirby can’t seem to get enough of the Avengers battling the rampaging Hulk, having Earth’s Mightiest Heroes chase after him again in January 1964, and 54 years later, we decided to talk about it.

Click on the player below to listen to the 71st episode of The Brothers Marvel podcast, in which we discuss Avengers No. 3, featuring poor battle strategy from Namor and the Hulk, a terrible act of stream pollution and Tony Stark’s fancy fire-engine red tuxedo.

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Episode 62: “One full star for Tony Stark’s super-powered moon tractor”

No! My moon vehicle!

Stan Lee and Jack Kirby once more had the Avengers battle the rampaging Hulk in November 1963, and 54 years later, we decided to talk about it.

Click on the player below to listen to the 62nd episode of The Brothers Marvel podcast, in which we discuss Avengers No. 2, featuring the head coach of the Cleveland Browns, the dramatically pointy shoulders of the Space Phantom and Iron Man’s totally awesome sledgehammer arm.

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Episode 53: “So Hulk and Iron Man are in a Detroit tire factory”

And there came a day unlike any other, when Earth’s mightiest heroes were united against a common threat! On that day the Avengers were born! To fight the foes no single hero could withstand!

In this case, a seal-juggling Hulk disguised as a clown!

I don’t remember that from the movie.

Stan Lee and Jack Kirby assembled the Avengers in September 1963, and 54 years later, we decided to talk about it.

Click on the player below to listen to the 53rd episode of The Brothers Marvel podcast, in which we discuss Avengers No. 1, featuring yet another use of invisible dynamite, yet another appearance of Rick Jones’ accursed Teen Brigade, using a net to stop the Hulk, the most visibly upsetting troll of all-time and a convenient — and perhaps physics-defying — trap door in a Detroit tire factory.

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