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In Marvel Premiere #36, Roy "The Boy" Thomas, Jim Craig and Dave Hunt bring you a superhero throwback set in the 1950s. If there's any doubt what decade this comic is set in, Roy Thomas will make it abundantly clear. www. ComicBookSyndicate.com

You am not listen to this episode! Bizarro thank you! "Tuffy" joins Mike-EL & Mike-DELL for the big 150th episode! Superman must help Bizarro defeat an alien menace, in this glorious comic by Cary Bates, Curt Swan, and Dave Hunt. www. ComicBookSyndicate.com

"We who are about to die..." A long-forgotten comic from 1986 featuring a clever sci-fi twist and rad costumes, by Peter Gillis, Brent Anderson & Whilce Portacio. www. ComicBookSyndicate.com

Jim Starlin does space opera! Vanth Dreadstar, Syzygy Darklock, Oedi, Willow and her pet monkey, Rainbow have their first adventure (after 12 pages of backstory). www. ComicBookSyndicate.com

Miles Watson joins Mikes DELL and EL to review the beloved comic book by Bill Mantlo & Michael Golden. www. ComicBookSyndicate.com

The epic story of Dr. Strange's library! Mary Jo Duffy, Ron Frenz & Danny Bulandi present a story of fantasy, intrigue and page-filling conversations. www. ComicBookSyndicate.com

Science made them, but no man owns...The DNAgents! Mark Evanier &  Will Meugniot & Al Gordon do their riff on superheroes, just as the X-men was exploding in popularity. www. ComicBookSyndicate.com

The definitive history! Until it was revised in 1994...then again in 2003...and 2011...and 2017...and-- Marv Wolfman, George Pérez and Karl Kesel present a comprehensive history of DC's superheroes -- but not its supervillains. www. ComicBookSyndicate.com

Bob "Pork Carrot" Myers joins Mikes DELL and EL. The Thing quits motorcycling to become a professional wrestler. Reviewing The Thing #28, by Mike Carlin, Ron Wilson & Brett Breeding.

Kevin Jank joins Mike-DELL and Mike-EL for another Bronze Age discussion. Paul Kupperberg, George Tuska, and Rodin Rodriguez helped define the mythos of He-Man, Skeletor and all the rest. www. ComicBookSyndicate.com

What if Joe Friday had a daughter? A look back at the longest-running private detective comic book in history, created by Max Allan "Road To Perdition" Collins + Terry "Wild Dog" Beatty. www. ComicBookSyndicate.com

Jim Valentino's superhero satire.

Enter: Antibody, Mastodon, Blur, Friction, Scuzz, Glitter & Twilight! Mark Gruenwald & Paul Ryan present the most successful of all New Universe titles (but that's not saying much). www. ComicBookSyndicate.com

Cousin Brandon returns for his fifth appearance, but it feels like his sixth. Chris Claremont, Sal Buscema & Tom Palmer wrap up the limited series focusing on Illyana Rasputin & Storm. www. ComicBookSyndicate.com

The other Black Lightning! In his final issue of Black Lightning, Tony Isabella executes a meta-textual criticism of DC's business practices. Joining him for the fun is Black Lightning co-creator Trevor Von Eeden and inker Vince Colletta.

He'll get to the truth...or he'll die trying. In this issue: The Question dies. Steve Ditko's objectivist vigilante comes to DC Comics, courtesy of Denny O'Neil, Denys Cowan and Rick Magyar.

Miles Watson joins us for his 11th appearance! Marvel's 3-issue adaption of the smash hit TV show begins with a story by Jim Salicrup, Marie Severin, and Chic Stone! Join Hannibal, Face, Murdock, Amy and B.A. Baracus for a tale of espionage and intrigue. www. ComicBookSyndicate.com

Star Comics (Marvel's young readers line) adapts the first episode of the Sunbow cartoon that launched a failed 1980s toyline. Jim Salicrup, James Fry and Joe Del Beato adapt the first seven-minute episode of the cartoon, written by Flint Dille. www. ComicBookSyndicate.com

What the blazes was Marvel thinking? Al Milgrom, Frank Springer and Mike Esposito present a tale of action and intrigue, featuring Wide-Load Annie, Poppa Wheelie, Mary McGrill, Taryn O'Connell, Midnight, Ulysses Solomon Archer and U.S.1!

"Tuffy" returns to the show to help Mikes DELL & EL review the comic book that (mostly) inspired the TV show! Paul Kupperberg, Tod Smith and Pablo Marcos revive an old Charlton Comics character for the post-Crisis DC Universe. www. ComicBookSyndicate.com

Tuffy returns, to help Mikes DELL and EL review another of Marvel's ill-fated New Universe titles. "Cry Vengeance" by Tom DeFalco, Terry Kavanagh, Ron Altaville, Howard Bender and Art Nichols. www. ComicBookSyndicate.com

The comic that launched a thousand purchases! Mike-EL describes how this issue of Fantastic Four sent him on an endless quest to acquire every comic book ever written by Steve Englehart.

Sergio Aragonés & Mark Evanier's is one of the longest running creator-owned comics in history, and your pals at FMF want to find out why. www. ComicBookSyndicate.com

Meet The Blue Beetle! Len Wein, Paris Cullins and Bruce Patterson re-re-re-re-reboot Blue Beetle for the 80s. Tune in to El-Dell-Radio for another fun-filled Bronze Age discussion.

Kevin Jank joins El-Dell-Radio in his fourth (of four) appearances for Jank-Uary 2022! Chris Claremont & Frank Miller redefine Wolverine for the 80s, in the first issue of his limited series. www. ComicBookSyndicate.com