This episode presents the 1974 VINYL RECORD that came with an abridged version of FF 126 as a Book & Record set from the good people at POWER RECORDS.  Listen and see if you don't think The Human Torch sounds an awful lot like Speed Racer. Produced by Herb Davidson and Charlotte Saunders. Written by Roy Thomas, art by John Buscema and Joe Sinnott.

This episode presents the 1974 VINYL RECORD that came with an abridged version of FF 126 as a Book & Record set from the good people at POWER RECORDS. Listen and see if you don't think The Human Torch sounds an awful lot like Speed Racer. Produced by Herb Davidson and Charlotte Saunders. Written by Roy Thomas, art by John Buscema and Joe Sinnott.

This episode presents the 1974 VINYL RECORD that came with an abridged version of FF 126 as a Book &amp; Record set from the good people at POWER RECORDS.&nbsp; Listen and see if you don't think The Human Torch sounds an awful lot like Speed Racer.&nbsp;Produced by Herb Davidson and Charlotte Saunders. Written by Roy Thomas, art by John Buscema and Joe Sinnott.

Power Records Presents The Way It Began!

The Fantastic Four is the cornerstone of the Marvel Universe and essentially re-invented comics and set the foundation for the ba-zillion dollar industry enjoying success in print, television and cinema.   DC and Marvel comics artist Jon Bogdamove (X-Men vs Fantastic Four, Power Pack, Superman, The Man of Steel) and fanboy/historian/comedian Tim Powers (Fantdom Planet, Geekscape, Schmoes Know, Comics on Comics) examine each issue, page by page, sometimes panel by panel and deconstruct this very important work of comics art.   If you love Stan Lee, if you love ;Jack Kirby, if you just discovered the Marvel Universe thanks to the movies, listen to these two old fans geek out over what is arguably the most important comic book series of all time.

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The Fantastic Four is the cornerstone of the Marvel Universe and essentially re-invented comics and set the foundation for the ba-zillion dollar industry enjoying success in print, television and cinema. DC and Marvel comics artist Jon Bogdamove (X-Men vs Fantastic Four, Power Pack, Superman, The Man of Steel) and fanboy/historian/comedian Tim Powers (Fantdom Planet, Geekscape, Schmoes Know, Comics on Comics) examine each issue, page by page, sometimes panel by panel and deconstruct this very important work of comics art. If you love Stan Lee, if you love ;Jack Kirby, if you just discovered the Marvel Universe thanks to the movies, listen to these two old fans geek out over what is arguably the most important comic book series of all time.

The Fantastic Four is the cornerstone of the Marvel Universe and essentially re-invented comics and set the foundation for the ba-zillion dollar industry enjoying success in print, television and cinema.&nbsp; &nbsp;DC and Marvel comics artist Jon Bogdamove (X-Men vs Fantastic Four, Power Pack, Superman, The Man of Steel) and fanboy/historian/comedian Tim Powers (Fantdom Planet, Geekscape, Schmoes Know, Comics on Comics) examine each issue, page by page, sometimes panel by panel and deconstruct this very important work of comics art. &nbsp; If you love Stan Lee, if you love ;Jack Kirby, if you just discovered the Marvel Universe thanks to the movies, listen to these two old fans geek out over what is arguably the most important comic book series of all time.

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