The Longbox Graveyard Podcast Show 10: Marvel Comics — A Space Odyssey
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It’s another episode of The Longbox Graveyard folks and this time baby wants to ride, a rocket ride that is right into the cosmos as one of the foremost experts in Marvel Comic’s outer space epics, our very own good old LBG, gives you the skinny on the adventures to be found in the stars. Nuff Said!
Oh wait, more to be said. Some links of interest from the show for you all…
The plug of the month is for the Chasing Amazing Blog:
http://www.chasingamazingblog.com/
And a whole whack of Longbox Graveyard articles about Marvel’s
outerspace heroes:
Captain Marvel (Starlin):
http://longboxgraveyard.com/2011/08/31/7-captain-not-so-marvelous/
Captain Marvel (Conspectus):
http://longboxgraveyard.com/2012/12/19/79-out-of-the-holocaust-a-hero/
Warlock: http://longboxgraveyard.com/2011/11/09/17-warlock/
Star-Lord: http://longboxgraveyard.com/2013/02/06/86-star-lord/
Micronauts: http://longboxgraveyard.com/2011/06/29/2-the-micronauts/
Deathlok: http://longboxgraveyard.com/2012/01/04/29-d-is-for-deathlok/
Killraven:
http://longboxgraveyard.com/2012/08/01/59-killravens-war-of-the-worlds/
John Carter of Mars:
http://longboxgraveyard.com/2012/03/07/38-john-carter-warlord-of-mars/
Thanos & the Infinity Gauntlet:
http://longboxgraveyard.com/2012/06/20/53-infinity-gauntlet/
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Hey, nice podcast you have here. I really liked Star-Lord’s black and white debut and have been wondering for some time why it took so long for him to break out.
I also must applaud Jim Starlin for almost single handedly creating the cosmic Marvel universe. Warlock’s struggle against Magus and the In-Betweener, Silver Surfer, Mar-Vell and his death. Stories like these spurn imagination.
Those Starlin stories are still entertaining forty years later and of course they’re now being mined for new comics launches and feature film. He was definitely on to something …
Hey, nice podcast you have here. I loved the black and white origin of Star-Lord and have been wondering for some time why it took so long for him to really break out.
Also I must really applaud Jim Starlin for almost single handedly creating the cosmic Marvel universe. Warlock, Mar-Vell (and his death), Silver Surfer…I loved it all.
By setting these stories on the periphery of the Marvel Universe I find it has helped them age when compared to other stories of the era. There are fewer references to disco or Jimmy Carter to ignore (the Magus’ rockin’ Space ‘Fro notwithstanding).