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ComiCentric 170: 1 Fantastic 2 Fantastic 3 Fantastic 4… (a fantastic 4 review) 00:00 Comic Book Anticipations and Releases07:03 Comic Book Characters and Their Adaptations13:47 Fantastic Four Movie Insights21:01 Marvel Cinematic Universe Future28:00 Character Dynamics and Relationships37:28 Exploring the Marvel Universe and Character Dynamics40:50 The Future of the Fantastic Four44:40 Character Development and Family Themes49:57…
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ComiCentric 169: You Say you want a Superman Review? 00:00 Introduction to Superman Month 02:53 Experiencing Superman in Theaters 06:09 Building a Universe: The Metahuman Discussion 08:54 Superman vs. Ultraman: A Clash of Titans 12:13 Character Dynamics: Superman and Lex Luthor 14:53 Themes of Kindness and Humanity 17:47 The Role of Music in Storytelling 21:07…
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COMIC BOOK CLUB 2: Superman Up in the Sky 00:00 Intro to Superman and Comic Book Journeys10:06 First Super Impressions?20:00 Character Relationships in Superman.30:09 Themes of Hope and Humanity in Superman.40:11 Reflections: Superman’s Legacy and Cultural Impact.51:45 Quit your job! Comic Book Culture.61:43 Connections to Comics.71:04 Book Club: yay or nay to the American way?83:48…
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ComiCentric 133: Mary of the Solitude, and the raiders of long box (Part1) We finally caught a white sasquatch! Let’s welcome to the Nostalgic shop studio our friend Marisol 1.0, a long-time friend and colleague. Some might know her as the face of ELACape when we used to do interviews for the show. She helped…
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In comics the Annual is usually a combination piece to whatever you are currently reading in comics. The annual may close plot holes. Give resolution to unsolved endings. Or even drum up more questions. Some can see the annual as jumping point as many of them usually do a good job of telling the story…
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Welcome to a very special issue of ComiCentric. On this episode we try something a little different. We woke up early morning in 2022 to join our friend and Local Legend Javier Hernandez and record a little commentary for the 2007 adaptation of his 1998 comic book EL MUERTO: The Aztec Zombie ! Who celebrates…
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In quiet Los Zombietown, lived a rather unconventional zombie named Charley. While most zombies were content with their usual brain-eating habits, Charley was different. He had a peculiar fascination with a short film titled “Night of the Living Bread.” In this heartwarming tale, loaves of bread came to life and embarked on a deliciously amusing…
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