Random Spider-Man Podcasts

For over a year the hosts of Now Playing have watched and reviewed every movie based off a Marvel Comics series, but now they enter into their last Marvel review series with the most popular Marvel Comic character of all time — Spider-Man! Join us as we watch and review all the Spider-Man movies from the 1970s made-for-TV films through the 2012 Amazing Spider-Man reboot! For over a year the hosts of Now Playing have watched and reviewed every movie based off a Marvel Comics series, but now they enter into their last Marvel review series with the most popular Marvel Comic character of all time — Spider-Man! His red and blue spandex suit is iconic, outshining even Mickey Mouse in global brand awareness, and his 2002 movie even bested Star Wars in the box office. But before Tobey Maguire became the face of Spider-Man, there was Nicholas Hammond. Continuing their roster of prime time superhero shows, CBS ordered a two-hour pilot movie featuring Spider-Man, a college student and part-time photographer. Can the production budget of a 70s television show do justice to Spider-Man’s amazing powers? Listen to Arnie, Stuart, and Jakob’s review to find out!

Categories: Music, TV & Film

Tags: action, Amazing Spider-Man, Andrew Garfield, comic book, comic books, comics, film, marvel comics, Mary Jane, Movies, Peter Parker, Sam Raimi, Sci-Fi, Spider-Man, spiderman, Stan Lee, Tobey Maguire, Venom, Webhead

Meet Ashlyn and Sienna.They’re regular kids….just like all the other kids out there. Except they’re FANATICS of the Marvel Universe.They’ve watched every Marvel movie, and they’re obsessed with them.Follow them on their journey as they re-watch every movie that Marvel has put out, in chronological order, NOT in the order in which they were released!But be warned!! Spoilers galore abound in every episode! So if you don’t want to know what happens, make sure you watch the movie they are discussing before you listen to the episode!Welcome…to Marvel-Us Kids!New episodes every other Friday!

Categories: Kids & Family, TV & Film

Tags: Ant-man, asgardians of the galaxy, avengers, Black Widow, Captain America, captain marvel, film, Guardians of the Galaxy, Hulk, Iron Man, kids. film reviews, loki, Marvel Movies, marvel shows, Movies, Nick Fury, Spider-Man, superhero, Thor, wasp

with Kyle & his bestest friends MONDAYS 8AM EST

Categories: TV & Film

Tags: anime, art, artist, avengers, Batman, Books, comic art, comic books, COMIC CON, comics, DC Comics, digital comics, film, graphic novels, Image Comics, indie comics, interview, invincible, Iron Man, justice league, Literature, manga, Marvel, mcu, Movies, nerd culture, paneloids, reviews, Spider-Man, streaming, Superheroes, television, tv, Venom, video games, writing, x-men

We’re here each week giving you exclusive previews of all the new Marvel comics that will be waiting for you in stores, along with a special guest to spotlight their favorite comic book moments in the Marvel Universe!

Categories: Arts

Tags: avengers, comic books, comics, Marvel, marvel comics, Movies, Spider-Man, x-men

It’s All Connected is a podcast that is focused on the Marvel Studios movies and TV shows. Join us weekly as we dive into the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Categories: Arts, TV & Film

Tags: agent, Agents of SHIELD, Ant-man, avengers, Carter, Daredevil, defenders, Marvel, marvel studios, Movies, netflix, shield, Spider-Man, Ultron

From Gotham City to the Walking Dead and everything in between, we take a deep dive into creating pop culture with directors, actors, writers, and artists as they interview each other, revealing behind-the-scenes stories and fun facts that even diehard fans don’t know.

Coming up in the first season is Robert Kirkman (The Walking Dead, Invincible) and Todd McFarlane (Spawn, The Amazing Spider-Man), two of the three Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse directors Kemp Powers and Joaquim Dos Santos, Batman storytellers Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo, Taboo of the Black Eyed Peas and his Marvel co-writer B. Earl, Titans creatives Nicola Scott and Tom Taylor, comedians and comic book co-writers Patton Oswalt and Jordan Blum, and Justice League voice actors Susan Eisenberg and George Newbern! New episodes will release every other Wednesday.

For more interviews and the latest news about comic pop culture, be sure to check out CBR.com

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Categories: Arts, News, TV & Film

Tags: Batman, comic books, DC, interviews, Marvel, Movies, Spider-Man, the walking dead, tv

Dear Watchers is a weekly comic book podcast through the omniverse where your Watchers Guido and Rob explore a different multiverse each episode, from Marvel’s What If to DC’s Elseworlds and far beyond. Join as we discuss the stories that were inspired by and take inspiration from each week’s alternate universe. Includes special episodes with guest creators, scholars and fellow podcasters to share their favorite trips to the multiverse and help ponder the possibilities of what lies ahead for comics and storytelling. For bonus episodes: www.ko-fi.com/DearWatchers

Categories: Arts, Leisure

Tags: alternate timelines, alternate universe, amalgam, avengers, Batman, bronze age, comic books, comics, comix, DC, elseworlds, Hulk, JLA, Marvel, mcu, multiverse, omniverse, scifi, Spider-Man, Superman, uatu, what if, Wonder Woman, x-men

A comic journalist in the twilight of his career still grasping for his first Eisner runs into a young buck that mildly reminds him of his youth. Their warped enthusiasm for the comic book industry unites them to spread the good word to the inter-web. Realistically, we are two nerds that love comic books and want to entertain you with quality recommendations, creator interviews, and reports from your favorite publisher. For diehard fans and comic newbs; all are welcome to the Comics Show on Monkeys Fighting Robots! Hosts, Matthew Sardo and Anthony Composto.

Categories: Arts

Tags: Batman, Captain America, Comic Book Reviews, comic books, DC Comics, Hulk, Image Comics, interviews, Iron Man, marvel comics, Spider-Man, Superman, Thor, Wonder Woman

Comic Books, Star Wars, Star Trek, and all geeky news & things! In-depth discussion about things that do not need to be discussed in-depth. with Albert Marsh, Sandra Swindle & Stan Daniel!

Categories: Arts, TV & Film

Tags: Batman, comic books, DC Comics, Image Comics, Independent Comics, marvel comics, Spider-Man, Star Wars, Superman, x-men

Before X-Men, before Spider-Man, the Marvel Comic hero who launched the current Marvel Age of movies was Blade, a mostly unknown character who’s on-screen representation is a far cry from his comic counterpart. Join Arnie, Jakob, and Stuart as they watch and review all three theatrical Blade films, and visit our web site to read Arnie’s thoughts on the Blade TV series episode-by-episode! By 1998, the only Marvel Comics character to get a wide theatrical release was Howard the Duck. But Dark Knight writer David Goyer would change all that with Blade, starring Wesley Snipes as the comic book vampire slayer. With Stephen Dorff as charismatic vampire Deacon Frost, Blade redeemed comic based movies after Batman and Robin and kicked off the Marvel Age of movies. But can this pre-Matrix combination of CGI and black leather stand up today, and how does it fit in with the other Marvel comic book movies? Listen to Arnie, Stuart, and Jakob’s review to find out!

Categories: Music, TV & Film

Tags: action, Blade, David Goyer, Fright Night, Ghost Rider, Guillermo del Toro, horror, Hulk, Jessica Biel, Marvel, marvel comics, Movies, ryan reynolds, Spider-Man, Suckheads, Tracy Lords, Twilight, vampire, Vampires, Wesley Snips, x-men

Marvel Knights Daredevil and Elektra may have been comic book fan favorites, but they were unknown quantities to mainstream audiences when the big screen adaptation of Frank Miller’s classic storyline hit screens in early 2003. Now join the hosts of Now Playing, the movie review podcast, as they look at Daredevil and it’s 2005 spin-off Elektra as they continue their Marvel Comic retrospective in anticipation of next year’s The Avengers!

Categories: Music, TV & Film

Tags: action, ben affleck, Colin Farrell, comic book, Daredevil, Elektra, Ghost Rider, Hulk, Jennifer Garner, Marvel, marvel comics, Movies, ninja, Spider-Man, Terrance Stamp, x-men

A podcast where we deep dive into a failed comic book movie! What’s a failed comic book movie, you ask? Well, anything that was cancelled. Tune in and see why we think they’re underrated or deserving of its failed status!

Categories: Comedy, TV & Film

Tags: Batman, comic books, DC, DCEU, film, Marvel, mcu, Movies, Spider-Man, Superheroes, Superman

Not every musical is a Hamilton or RENT, sometimes Musicals Flop! Sometimes they flop hard! Let’s fix some of Broadway’s most broken musicals!

Categories: Arts

Tags: Broadway, hamilton, lin, musicals, Spider-Man, theater

What movie(s) will come up this week? Whose IMDb page will they dive deep into next? Have you picked up on the fact that they’re obsessed with Sam Raimi and Tobey Maguire’s Spider-Man films? Tune in every Tuesday with Casey Campbell and Zane Shaw for more Cinema-Men! Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/cinemamen/support

Categories: TV & Film

Tags: Alfred Molina, Casey Campbell, Comedy, comedy podcast, Doc Oc, Doctor Octopus, Funny, Green Goblin, JK Simmons, Pizza Time, Sam Raimi, Sandman, Spider-Man, spiderman, Spiderman 2, Spiderman 3, Thomas Church, Topher Grace, Venom, Willem Defoe, Zane Shaw

A shiny, happy and mostly new comic book podcast. In it two blokes of different ages will be looking at comics old & new as well as comic related media,(games, TV, movies etc.) and any other comic related goodness that thay can think of. What makes this different is A) it’s British and B) it’s two blokes of wildly varying ages. Andrew P Leyland has been reading comics since before he could actually read and thinks writing for the trade is the work of the Devil and that they are comics, not graphic novels. Micheal P Leyland is Andrew’s spawn, 23 years his Jnr, and thinks that Geoff Johns is the best writer ever! Needless to say they don’t always see I 2 I on what makes fun comics. Fun will be had by all.

Categories: Arts

Tags: Arts, Batman, comics, DC, Marvel, Spider-Man, Superman

J David Weter dives into the world of Marvel Comics in the 1980’s.

Categories: Arts

Tags: 1980s, Black Panther, Captain America, Hulk, jack kirby, Spider-Man, Stan Lee, Thor, x-men