Comic Book Lessons

Comic Book Lessons

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Comic Book Lessons episodes

  • S1 E30. Captain Britain (Brian Braddock)

    SEASON 1 FINALE!!!!! The second of the British superheroes stepping into the spotlight. Captain Britain, the British version of Captain America as some who might know this guy, is the subject of this episode. His links extend to the X-Men, English mythology and many other places but now questions are probably going to be asked. What are his exact links to the X-Men? What are his links to mythology? Listen to this episode to find out!

    1 hr 18 min
  • S1 E29. Union Jack (Joey Chapman)
    First of two episodes on some British superheroes, my side of the pond. The third Union Jack finally gets his time in the spotlight in this episode. This version of Union Jack has worked alongside Captain America a number of times but he wasn't originally supposed to be Union Jack. so this might leave questions like: Who was originally supposed to be Union Jack? Why did Joey Chapman become Union Jack instead of the other person? What happened to the previous Union Jacks? Listen to this episode to find out!
    1 hr 17 min
  • S1 E28. U.S. Agent (John Walker)
    The Captain America from the 1980s who has also been a villain but in recent years an antihero is the subject of this episode. From the villain Super Patriot to Captain America when the original went rogue to the antihero U.S. Agent, he's been through more costumed identities than most of the subjects done so far. But why did the original Captain America go rogue and this character take over? What led him to become U.S. Agent? Listen to this episode to find out!
    1 hr 18 min
  • S1 E27. Adam Warlock
    The golden man with an Infinity Stone in his forehead is the subject of this episode. From awful costumes to becoming a Jesus like figure to kicking Thanos's butt in the 1990s, he's done it all. How complex is he? How did I first meet Adam Warlock? Listen to this episode to find out!
    26 min
  • S1 E26. Scarlet Witch
    The daughter of Magneto and mother of Wiccan is the subject of this episode. From a villain with a debt to pay to her father to a reformed hero with the Avengers, she's been through it all. From her stage of craziness and creating a new reality for herself to then discovering her kids who had gotten reincarnated was alive, she came back to mainstream. What had happened to her kids? What debt did she owe to her father? Find out in this episode!
    17 min
  • Comic Book Lessons Extra: E3: The Legacy of Captain America
    In this episode of Comic Book Lessons Extra, I will be discussing the legacy of Captain America and the many faces that have taken the role of Captain America over the last 80 years in comic book history. From Steve Rogers to John Walker, from Isaiah Bradley to Sam Wilson, from even Bucky Barnes to William Burnside, many have taken on the name over the years. But who carries the legacy the best? Who lives up to Steve Rogers, the original Captain America? Listen to this Patreon-exclusive episode to find out!
    39 min
  • Comic Book Lessons Extra: E2: Should a Superboy Become Superman?
    For this episode of Comic Book Lessons Extra, I will be discussing the possibility of a potential Superman and not the Superman we know but would a Superboy be able to step up into the mantle of Superman. Would it be Conner or Jonathan? Which Superboy do I prefer? Listen to this Patreon-exclusive episode to find out!
    24 min
  • Comic Book Lessons Extra: E1: The Legacy of Doctor Fate
    The first of a Patreon-exclusive podcast for Patrons to listen to where I discuss different topics and go further into topics. For this first episode, I discussed many topics surrounding Doctor Fate and his legacy. Does it still hold up in modern day? What do I think about the Doctor Fate costume? Listen to this exclusive episode to find out!
    29 min

About Comic Book Lessons

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Small podcast where I talk within the context of comic books about heroes, villains, maybe a a few storylines, etc and fit enough information into a maximum 1h and 30min (depending on subject) episodes, 2 each week, depending on time.