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Hello, Internet! Welcome to Shortbox Summary, a podcast that covers the biggest comic book stories of the 2000’s. Each week, we’ll discuss a different series or event that helped make comics the coolest medium of the millennium, and what set them up as the most popular source material at the box office.
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Episode #68
ZACH from THOMPSON'S COMIC CORNER joins Shortbox Summary this week to discuss Iron Man (Vol. 4) #7-12, a story called EXECUTE PROGRAM. The drums of Civil War are starting to beat a little louder as Tony is confronted by someone with a connection to his past, before putting the whole Marvel Universe on their toes.
Episode #67
CARLOS IS BACK. And he's here to talk about Mr. Parker Goes to Washington, a story that appeared in Amazing Spider-Man 529-531. It's the march to Civil War, and the drums are starting to crescendo. This is kind of a flashback episode for my boy Carlos, where we get big into the lore of Mr. Spider-Man himself before we really get into the conspiracy theory shit about Tony Stark at large.
Episode #66
For the first time in a minute we get to record a podcast IN PERSON. One of my favorite people in the world, my buddy Leeman stops by to talk all things Captain America with me. We cover the contents of Captain America (Vol. 5, 15-21) in the preamble to Civil war. We also talk 2000's songs and movies as we remember what it was like to be alivin' and thrivin' in 2006
Episode #65
Carlos returns to talk about the Dan Slott and Ty Templeton mini series from 2005, Spider-Man/Human Torch. We learn a lot about Ciara, Spider-man, and ourselves.
Episode #64
Welcome back! This week Chad from the Last Comic Shop Podcast stops by to turn back the clock even more than usual to discuss Alias AKA Jessica Jones by Brian Michael Bendis and Michael Gaydos from 2001. We jump straight into the era and talk strictly about the comics of the times and break down the whole series from tet to tail. Please follow the Last Comic Shop Podcast for even more comic book themed audio goodness!!
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