1610 Incursion Podcast

In this episode, the U.S. Government is getting involved in the mutant-training business. With the help of Emma Frost and her band of "New Mutants." Volume 8 of Ultimate X-Men covers issues #40-45 Written by Brian Michael Bendis and art by David Finch.

In episode 30, we chat about Ultimate Spider-Man Volume 10, "Hollywood!" Why is it called that? Because someone is making a Spider-Man movie without Spidey's permission. But as usual, things get a lot more complicated. This arc took place in issues #54-59, written by Brian Michael Bendis, and art by Mark Bagley.

Sam Bullit is running for office on an anti-Spider-Man campaign, and Daily Bugle Editor-in-Chief J. Jonah Jameson is backing him 100%. But who's pulling Bullit's strings? Plus: Spider-Man meets the sexy and elusive cat burglar called the Black Cat. In this episode, we discuss "Cats and Kings!" from Ultimate Spider-Man #47-53, written by Brian Michael Bendis with art by Mark Bagley.

Green Goblin, Doctor Octopus, the Sandman, Electro, and Kraven the Hunter are genetically altered men with one thing in common: They have all been beaten by Spider-Man. And now, they're coming for revenge. This episode of the 1610 Incursion Podcast, focuses on Ultimate Spider-Man #46 and Ultimate Six #1-7. The story was written by Brian Michael Bendis, with art by Trevor Hairsine, Mark Bagley &amp...

Wolverine Spide-Man Daredevil The X-Men What more do you need? In his episode, we go over the "Blockbuster!" arc from ULTIMATE X-MEN #34-39, written by BRIAN MICHAEL BENDIS, with art by DAVID FINCH.

An all-new villain explodes on the scene in the form of the mysterious Geldhoff! No seriously, we couldn't make that up. In this episode, we go over Ultimate Spider-Man #40-45. Written by Brian Michael Bendis with art by Mark Bagley.

Our die-cut, hologram chromium triple-gatefold special is here! For our landmark 25th episode, your beloved hosts travel back in time to discuss the 2006 abunated movies Ultimate Avengers: The Movie and Ultimate Avengers II

Magneto's back and you're gonna be in trouble (Hey-la-day-la Magnetoo's back) Episode 24 covers "Return of the King" from #26-33. written by Mark Millar, with art by Adam Kubert and David Finch.

Those silly X-Men thought it would be a good idea to keep a big secret from the American people. In response, the government orders Captain America and the rest of the Ultimates to bring them down. It's the Ultimates vs. the Ultimate X-Men! This episode tackles Ultimate War (2003) #1-4, written by Mark Millar, and art by Chris Bachalo.

Just as life for the X-Men settles back to 'normal,' Jean Grey's life shifts to the bizarre as she experiences strange visions -- of a giant flaming bird! It was bound to happen. This episode of the 1610 Incursion covers "Hellfire and Brimstone!" from Ultimate X-Men #21-25, written by Mark Millar, with art by Adam Kubert and Kaare Andrews.

It's time for some brain-eating fun with everyone's favorite symbiote... Venom! But be warned: this may not be the Venom you know and love! This episode walks us through Ultimate Spider-Man #33-39. Written by Brian Michael Bendis, with art by Mark Bagley.

With so much stuff going on in their personal lives, it's easy for the world's greatest super-team to overlook an impending alien invasion. This episode covers "Homeland Security!" from Ultimates #7-13. Written by Mark Millar, with art by Bryan Hitch.

As if Spidey's teenage years weren't tough enough, now he has to deal with someone stealing his identity and some big changes in his personal life. This episode of the 1610 Incursion covers the "Public Scrutiny!" story arc from Ultimate Spider-Man #28-32, written by Brian Michael Bendis and art by Mark Bagley.

Because the heads of Marvel made a silly bet, we now have to cover the story of Hank, an aging orphan who receives his fondest wish when he's finally adopted. Hank's new dad is not only the wealthiest man in town... he also happens to be the costumed adventurer known as Hawk-Owl! Who is that you ask? Yeah, we were asking that too. This episode covers Ultimate Adventures #1-6, written by Ron Zimmer...

Grab your passports, dear listeners, because the X-Men (and us) are going on a field trip around the world! Buuuut, we also have to face Professor X's greatest secret. Dammit Chuck! This episode of the 1610 Incursion covers the "World Tour" arc from Ultimate X-Men #13-20. The story is written by Mark Millar and Chuck Austen, with art by Adam Kubert, Essad Ribic, and Chris Bachalo.

If super teams with issues and egos are your thing, then you're in luck! In this episode, we go over Ultimates #1-6, "Super-Human!" written by Mark Millar, with art by Bryan Hitch.

We have the worst luck. We plan a day trip to visit our aunt in Queens, and the Green Goblin shows up! This episode covers the "Legacy!" arc from Ultimate Spider-Man #22-27, written by Brian Michael Bendis, with art by Mark Bagley.

In this episode, we take one last trip to the Ultimate Marvel Team-Up side of things, as we go over issues #12-16. These comics feature Spider-Man, Doctor Strange, Black Widow, and Shang-Chi. The stories are written by Brian Michael Bendis, with art by Ted McKeever, Terry Moore, and Rick May.

Hop on the Blackbird and hitch a ride back to the school for gifted youngsters, where your hosts explore Wolverine's past in "Return to Weapon X." Episode 13 reviews of Ultimate X-Men #7-12 written by Mark Millar with art by Adam Kubert and Tom Raney. We also discuss Ultimate Marvel Team-Up #11written by Brian Michael Bendis, with art by Chynna Clugston-Major.

It's back to the tangled web for your entrepid hosts, as they discuss Ultimate Spider-Man Vol. 3 This episode covers "Double Trouble!" from Ultimate Spider-Man #14-21. Written by Brian Michael Bendis, and art by Mark Bagley

Your talented hosts continue their journey through Ultimate Marvel Team-Up with issues #6-11.

This week, Nick and Jose take you back to the strange and sometimes wonderful world of Ultimate Marvel Team-Up #1-5.

At long last, your beloved 1610 podcast hosts arrive in Westchester County, New York to discuss Ultimate X-Men Vol. 1 "The Tomorrow People."

In this episode, Nick and Jose put on their Spidey PJs to go over Ultimate Spider-Man Vol. 2 "Learning Curve."

Nick and Jose explore the series that started it all: Ultimate Spider-Man! In this episode, the guy discusses "Power and Responsibility" from issues #1-7 by Brian Michael Bendis and Mark Bagley