Marvel comics of 1980. Dark Phoenix Saga! The worst idea in Avengers history!
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On this episode we cover the following issues (all available via Marvel Unlimited):
Marvel Team-Up | #95 |
Uncanny X-Men | #129 to #137 |
Fantastic Four | #220 to #221 |
Man-Thing / Doctor Strange | #4 / #41 |
Avengers | #196 to #200 |
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My Marvelous Year – Marvel Year Twenty: 1981 Pt. 1 —
Captain America | #253, #254 |
Daredevil | #168 to #172 |
Uncanny X-Men | #141, #142, #145 to #147, #150 |
Avengers Annual | #10 |
Thor Annual | #9 |
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99andrew says
Just discovered your podcast, and I’m enjoying it. On your latest episode, I think the flaws you identify with the Byrne Fantastic Four issues (220-221) stem from its origin. It was repurposed from a promo comic (commissioned by Coca Cola I think). From what I read Coke didn’t want a villain or violence, leading to the kind of dull plot. It’s also why it flashed back to the origin and some of the other things in the issue, as it was meant to be given away to kids who didn’t necessarily know who the Fantastic Four were.
Dave says
This makes a lot of sense! Thanks for the insight, I definitely didn’t know that.
Hope you keep listening and chiming in!