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ASM Classics Episode 8: ASM 10 & 11

Here we are, born to be kings, we’re the princes of the universe! In other words, Amazing Spider-Man Classics is back for more of Spider-Man’s classic adventures. Continuing this month with Jeffrey Taylor (co-host of From Crisis to Crisis: A Superman Podcast), Jon, Bertone, and the Donmeister bring to you the unfolding saga of Betty Brant. Amazing Spider-Man Classics is devoted to covering every main Spider-Man book as well as every guest and cameo appearance we can find. This time, Amazing Spider-Man 10 and 11 are up, with a stop along the way for a cameo in Strange Tales 119. …

ASM Classics Episode 7: ASM 9!

Here we are with a new month and a new round of classic Spidey episodes. This month, Joshua, Donovan, and I have joining us Mr. Jeffrey Taylor, co-host of the world-renowned From Crisis to Crisis: A Superman Podcast. This is a special occasion for me because his and Michael Bailey’s work over on that show is what got me into comic book podcasts in the first place and helped to inspire the show you are looking at now. So I strongly urge you to check them out if you haven’t already. Amazing Spider-Man Classics is devoted to covering every Spider-Man…

ASM Classics Episode 6: ASM 7 & 8

What? You’re back? You must be looking for some classic Spider-Man goodness. Well, this week serves up the goods for Amazing Spider-Man 7 and 8. Jon, Don, and Josh are joined again by Zach Henderson from Teenage Wasteland: An Ultimate Spider-Man Podcast, as we wrap up our April episodes (even though it’s May now cuz Jon had laptop problems). You’ll get the Vulture’s return, the stupidest robot in the history of robots, and Spidey crashing a party in order to score some team-up action. Strange Tales 115 also gets some brief attention, because Amazing Spider-Man Classics is committed to covering…

ASM Classics Episode 5: ASM 5 & 6

Welcome back to Amazing Spider-Man Classics, where we are committed to taking you through every issue, every guest feature, and every cameo appearance we can find of the amazing Spider-Man! This week, Jon, Josh, and Don are again joined by Zach (from Teenage Wasteland: An Ultimate Spider-Man Podcast) to go back to Spidey’s main book after our team-up time-out last week. Spider-Man has to cross swords, or finger guns, with the metal-masked menace of the Fantastic Four — Dr. Doom! And after that, he then takes the world’s shortest vacation to the Everglades to confront the Lizard! Two of…

Amazing Spider-Man Classics Episode 4: Strange Tales Annual 2

Flamin’ fireballs! It’s the first-ever Spider-Man team-up and the lucky sonovagun is the Human Torch! Or, since technically this is Johnny Storm’s annual, maybe we should make him seem like the lead with Spidey the guest star? Ah, well, it doesn’t matter. This was a pretty wonky ride, so join Jon Wilson, Josh Bertone, and Donovan Grant, as they are joined by guest co-host Zach Henderson (from Teenage Wasteland: An Ultimate Spider-Man Podcast), and get ready for “one of the most epic thrillers of all time!!” We also take a brief look at Spider-Man’s backup appearance in The Fantastic Four…

Spectacular Radio Episode 44: “Probable Cause” Fan Panel

After a long hiatus, Greg and Zach bring you this podcast recorded about one year ago! We discuss “Into the Spider-Verse”; Sony, Marvel, and Disney. Not to mention upgrading the Enforcers, and the hidden depths of Flash Thompson and Sally Avril. Our apologies for the delay, moving forward our content will be far more current.

Spectacular Radio Episode 43: “Probable Cause” With Greg Weisman

Greg welcomes back Greg Weisman to discuss the middle chapter of the Criminology arc. The two discuss preventing villains from decaying, the differences between juggling an ensemble show vs a non-ensemble, their shared love for everybody’s favorite cheerleader, Sally Avril; and so much more. #KeepBingingGargoyles

Spectacular Radio Episode 42: “Accomplices” Fan Panel

Zach and Greg return to talk about Roderick Kingsley, pontificate on the changes made to Silver Sable, spend a little too much time discussing Nikki Cox’s career, and their disappointment over never getting to see Spectacular’s version of the Hobgoblin in action.