Steeven Orr Else Media Presents

Today on The Superman Super Show, your intrepid hosts Ed and Steeven crack open Action Comics #39 and race headlong into a tale of science gone sour, secrets that burn, and a mystery that chills the blood with The Radioactive Man!
From the shadowed halls of Chalmers Laboratories to the graveyard’s moonlit stones, a devasting experiment leaves a scientist presumed dead — only to return as a hooded, bullet-proof terror whose very touch spells doom.
When a night watchman is found dead with radium burns and Sergeant Casey points an accusing finger at Superman, Clark Kent must don the cape and clear the name of the city’s greatest hope. But nothing's as it seems. 
Will Superman unmask the glowing fiend before Metropolis is plunged into panic?
I mean, probably.
Action Comics #39 was published by DC Comics in June of 1941.
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Mike's Amazing World of Comics

After 10 long months, Steeven is back with a big bag of crap!
Random Audio Crap, that is.
In other words, audio that I have either recorded or collected over the years, some of which hasn't been heard by anyone in almost a decade, if ever.
Highlights include:
News from 2018 regarding Glen Powell and a Captain Planet movie that never happened.
A short audio drama based on the first two pages of Proof #1, which may or may not be the subject of an upcoming podcast one day.
More News from 2018 regarding the Captain Marvel movie in which I go on a rant about superhero costumes.
The first ever Franks & Beans audio sketch that takes place in a restaurant.
My thoughts on Bug! The Adventures of Forager by Lee Allred, Mike Allred, Laura Allred, Nate Piekos from 2018.
And finally, the Annual Binge Watching Championship!
Audio Clips Used:
American Dad | Season 15, Episode 8: One Fish, Two Fish (2020)
Erik The Viking (1989)
The Theme Song to Family Ties (1982)
Drinkin'stein by Sylvester Stallone from the movie Rhinestone (1984)
Marble Inlays by Mikal kHill (2019)
Promos Used:
The Longbox Review Podcast
Another G.I. Joe Podcast
Worst Collection Ever
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IN A WORLD… where comics cost 75 cents, spinner racks ruled the earth, and the X-Men were about to conquer pop culture…
Two lifelong comic junkies fire up a brand-new podcast and crack open a Marvel time capsule.
Welcome to Episode 1 of The Comic Book Super Show, as hosts Ed and Steeven kick off their very first season by diving headfirst into Kitty Pryde & Wolverine #1 from August of 1984, a moody, dialogue-heavy, slow-burn classic from Chris Claremont and Al Milgrom that helped define the golden age of 80s Marvel Comics.
Before Wolverine pops his claws…
Before ninjas strike…
Before the body count rises…
This issue dares to do something unthinkable: no costume, no combat, and barely a whiff of Wolverine at all.
Instead, it’s all about Kitty Pryde
She's heartbroken, homesick, and caught in a globe-spanning web of crime, family betrayal, and international intrigue that stretches from suburban Illinois to the shadowy streets of Japan.
Along the way, Ed and Steeven relive what it was like to read this comic off the rack in the mid-80s, unpack why this era of Marvel still hits so hard, and explore how this miniseries redefined Kitty, Logan, and the very idea of what an X-Men story could be.
There’s nostalgia.
There’s history.
There’s Claremontian wordiness.
There’s spinner racks, Secret Wars, golden ages, and the birth of one of comics’ most enduring relationships.
This is not just where the story begins.
It’s where The Comic Book Super Show is born.
Kitty Pryde and Wolverine #1 was published by Marvel Comics in August of 1984.
The Comic Book Super Show is a production of Steeven Orr Else Media. For more nerdy goodness like this episode, visit somanypodcasts.com.
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Mike's Amazing World of Comics

High above the Arctic Circle… beyond the reach of law, warmth, or mercy… danger stalks the snowbound wastes!
In this chilling chapter of Another G.I. Joe Podcast, your host Steeven spins a white-knuckle yarn from the icy pages of G.I. Joe a Real American Hero #2: Panic at the North Pole!
When a mysterious device capable of bending men’s minds vanishes into the polar night, an elite Joe strike team is dispatched on a mission where rescue is impossible, and survival is never guaranteed.
Listen on the edge of your seat as Snake-Eyes, Scarlett, Stalker, and Breaker trek their way toward a Soviet research outpost in the North Polar Ice Cap, only to find a pair of dead Russians and a missing component to a machine that induces fear.
So bundle up, folks, tune your receiver to adventure, and then rip off the knob because when the temperature drops below zero, the suspense only gets hotter!
Don’t miss it, folks! Same Joe time… same Joe channel!
Yo Joe!
G.I. Joe a Real American Hero #2: Panic at the North Pole! was published by Marvel Comics in April of 1982.
Another G.I. Joe Podcast is a production of Steeven Orr Else Media. For more nerdy goodness like this episode, visit somanypodcasts.com.
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Mike's Amazing World of Comics

From the fine folks who brought you The Superman Super Show, get ready to dive into some long boxes and rip into some mylar bags because this is The Comic Book Super Show! 
Take a swim in this here trailer to learn all about the show, and find out what any of it has to do with both Kitty Pryde and Wolverine from the X-Men.
Don't sleep on this one, folks!
Welcome to The Comic Book Super Show!
The Comic Book Super Show is a production of Steeven Orr Else Media. For more nerdy goodness like this episode, visit somanypodcasts.com.
Got questions or comments? Drop us a line at [email protected].
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