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I own the entire run of this series, exceptional.

Man-Wolf did come back in The Savage She Hulk #14, they were eventually married, I believe.

Anybody know why we dont have a movie yet?

Sounds like a good story, a relic from the pessimistic, yet hopeful 60’s mindset about changing the world. Too bad we didn’t listen to it.

I like that series, the Steve Gerber issues especially. It’s a great idea for a character, guy studying to be a priest finds out his father is Satan! That’d really mess with your head. But, he refuses to succumb to the evil within, and swears to oppose his father anyway he can. Good stuff

1970s comics were awesome. I just wish DC comics had done their version of Dracula in universe that was incontinuity like tube of Dracula is because I’m more of a DC fan but I love Marvel too and tomb of Dracula is just awesome so is werewolf by night at the living mommy

You touched on the writing and how good it is. And sure, Sax Rohmers “ Fu Manchu” has now been relegated to the dustbin of racist tropes. But there’s a poetic treatment of these characters in the comic that goes beyond that. The struggle between fathers and sons. The son’s need to free himself from his father’s dreams and find his own subjectivity. The ending is masterful in how Shang emerges from his father’s lair, which has all the incense infused trappings of Old China, onto the sidewalks of lower Manhattan. The comic captures both the dislocation of a simulation of orientalism existing within the Western urban landscape, as well as Shang-Chi’s emerging from that sheltered, illusory existence into his own selfhood. And in near Shakespearian language, the expression of the price he has to pay: “ I have lost my father and in all the world, I cannot find another.”

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Pete... What was Bill's opinion of the movie?

Id say my first stack of comics that accumulated was in 1978 at 8 years old.

7:15 Thats a two part Mysterio story. I have both of them. #s 66 & 67. I scooped the three of them including the #60 with King Pin , one night in 2001. $15 each for the two mysterio issues. Had to grab em. Incidently its important to note, that these very Mysterio Stories were the ones presented in the 67 series cartoon. Only for some reason in the mini circus story Mysterio was presented without a costume, had a green skin and smoked from a plastic cigarette holder. Go figure. Even though the cartoon episode called the ' Madness Of Mysterio' sported his full costume. Weird. Was Bakshi taking a s##t or taking something else there?

its the first time hearing this character but i do got to say he does look cool

Still have 180 & 181.

Not heard of this issue at all! 🎉I shall go to my local comic book store and hunt it down!

Great to see another Geezers episode. This comic came to attention when your highlighted and discussed the first issue and supported this comic through its eight issue run. Ordering this collection before the end of the week. Thanks for continuing support of this comic during its run. A highly enjoyable read and worth support from the comic reading public. Thanks, again, Pete. Looking forward to whatever the Geezers bring next.

Sigma Comics have some interesting characters and i always like reading indie comics superheroes these days instead of DC and Marvel thanks Pete.🦸‍♂️🦹‍♀️

Lets try this again, worked last time."hello"

I had a Marvel Team-up that paired the monster with Spidey. Good stuff. Also, speaking of the infamous fur vest - I had the Mego Karloff Frankenstein in the traditional business jacket but my mom made a little fur tunic for him. Great memories.

Yall ok, Pete? Haven't seen a CBG video in a while.

First comic of a historic run by Thorne. RIP

Only spoiler here was.... There's a Secret Wars movie 🍿 in the works and i had to watch until the end to find out. now , im really excited for a movie ..wow, i read this as a kid when it was fresh 🤘. Thank you for the review

I saw it in 3-d great movie 👍 👍

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After watching the movie I purged my collection of all Deadpool comics.

Chris Evans was pure Gold in this.

Not sure I will catch this. Too much garbage produced in the last few years by Marvel.

Daredevil and the Punisher on Disney + were very violent and done well.... Marvel cinematic universe is not just for kids anymore.😮

Wish 🙏 you two would do a full history on IRON MAIDEN watches your Sabbath Priest history over 20 times 💪🥳

I just read Wolverine vs Hulk is in pre production.

Glad you guys liked the movie. I loved it ! My only issue is I haven't had a chance to see it again !!

It’s my favorite movie of the year.

I wonder how much Rob Liefeld will make from this film. Over a billion $ box office draw 😬. A lot of money for a guy who can't draw. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

The first r-rated marvel of the franchise

I'm going to wait for the remake. Can't listen to Ryan Reynolds horrendous shtick.

I liked it, I had a great time, but I prefer the more serious tone Marvel films. Also, it was the first mcu film that I didn't take my daughter to on opening night, and we've been to every one since Captain America:First Avenger. She's old enough but I thought it would feel awkward watching all those sex jokes while sitting next to your daughter.

Loved the movie I rarely go to teathers but I had to go watch this one . Age of Apocalypse wolverine was koo I always felt Marvel building up Thanos & the 4 horse men was there take on Apocalypse but they didnt own the rights so they used Thanos & Avengers kus infinity war was nothing like the comic infinity gauntlet

“I woulda like some nudity somewhere” 😂😂 Chris is soo unapologetically Chris Alo and I love it.

They should stop making these, so over saturated, for kids .. This being a novelty I don't mind .. but I'd like to see a dark hulk reboot . A good thriller .

Wolverine's rant in the Odessey LMFAO!!! Hilarious movie. Glad you guys liked too.

P.S. Today also marks the 10th anniversary of the first Guardians of the Galaxy film, time flies by.

I absolutely LOVED the film, waited so long for it and got to see it on the Thursday night premiere last week. It's up there along with Spider-Man: No Way Home, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3, and Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings in the post-Endgame era movies. I almost teared up watching that end credits tribute footage because it was a bittersweet farewell of the 20th Century Fox X-Men films and those other pre-MCU films.

I think early in his adaptation it was mentioned that Wolverine is 57

This episode is one of those surprises you didn't know you needed but are grateful to get. Great way to return Comic Book Geezers to the schedule. Been missing Wild Bill and Pete here but all hail the King. So special thanks to Chris Alo for appearing in this episode with Pete and to the two of you for such an enjoyable discussion of the movie. Makes me want to go to the theater. Great job, guys.

So funny, so emotional, so gorie; this was a 10/10 for me. The scenes during the end credits killed me.

Or it could be do f in with Thor first encounter. DP: I'm dying Thor: No Galant warrior DP: just kidding I can't die Thor: care to test that assumption

It's good to be the King. Always great to see Chris Alo!

Legendary artist, I prefer his work in black and white though. The stuff he drew / inked for Savage Sword is amazing and unsurpassed to this day in my opinion.

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I remember this issue. Summer of 1975. I recall that it was a disappointment. I wanted a break from the overly verbose, super slow pace of the McGregor/Russel operas, and a return to the high adventure of the first 6 issues. Unfortunately, this issue was Bill Mantlo gets us an issue that could be a BLM propaganda tract. Even then, the idea that there would be people old enough to remember 1950’s segregation still alive in 2023, who had survived 23 years of Martian invasion/occupation is pretty silly.