Showing posts with label Fantastic Four. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fantastic Four. Show all posts
Saturday, July 26, 2025
Episode 152 - The Fantastic Four: First Steps (2025) *Spoiler* Movie Review
Fantastic Four: First Steps is finally here, and we have a lot to say about Marvel's newest entry into the cinematic universe in this spoiler review. There were so many moments in the film that left our jaws dropping in all the right ways. Marvel Entertainment has a lot riding on this film's success as a reset going forward of the next stages of the 'MCU'. Does F4 live up to the hype? Tune in LIVE Sunday night 9pm Eastern for all the spoiler details and an extensive discussion with PopXcast!
Sunday, December 4, 2016
Episode 40 - History of Comics in Pop Culture Part 4 - Dawn of the Silver Age
This week, we continue our series diving into the history of comics in pop culture, as we progress through the silver age of comics, where the strips leap to the small screen on television. We explore how Timely Comics was instrumental in aiding Stan Lee and Jack Kirby to create some of the most iconic names in comic book pop culture history.
Labels:
DC Comics,
Fantastic Four,
Jack Kirby,
Julius Schwartz,
Justice League,
Justice Society of America,
Martin Goodman,
marvel comics,
Silver Age Comics,
Stan Lee,
The Flash,
Timely Comics
Monday, June 20, 2016
Episode 20 - Rise of Comics in Pop Culture Part 2 - Jewish Influence
Happy Father's Day everyone! This week we talk about some sad news in the Star Trek franchise as Anton Yelchin is dead at age 27 in a fluke automobile accident. We also uncover some some awesome #EctoCooler love gearing up for the new #Ghostbusters film. And CW announces full fall lineup of shows starting in October. This week we discuss the "Rise of Comics in Pop Culture Part 2 - The Jewish Immigrant Influence." We dive into the humble origins of Detective Comics, Marvel Comics and creators Stan Lee, Bob Kane, Bill Finger, Joe Shuster and Jerry Siegel.
Labels:
Batman,
bill finger,
bob kane,
ecto cooler,
Fantastic Four,
fathers day,
ghostbuster,
hi-c,
history of comics,
jerry siegel,
jewish influence,
joe shuster,
orlando untied,
popxcast,
Stan Lee,
Superman
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