1435 - Spotlight on Marvel Monsters

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4.6 • 653 Ratings

🗓️ 7 November 2013

⏱️ 129 minutes

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Summary

Creatures on the loose! Monsters on the prowl! Just in time to be a week late for Halloween, Chris Eberle (in his first appearance as a fully accredited Geek!) shambles out of the hellish nether-realm of New Jersey to help us celebrate the supernatural superstars of Marvel Comics' character-driven horror titles, in the horror heyday of the '70s and beyond. Listen if you dare!! (2:09:17)

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0:00.0	This is Comic Geekspeak episode 1435.
0:05.2	Spotlight on Marvel Monsters.
0:15.2	I was working in the lab late on night,
0:19.4	when my eyes be held, an eerie sight,
0:23.2	For my monster from its slab began to rise,
0:26.8	And suddenly, to my surprise,
0:30.4	He did the monster match.
0:33.6	The monster match.
0:35.1	It was a graveyard smash.
0:41.7	It caught on in a flash. I'm Jamie D. I'm Jamie D.
0:43.1	I'm Shane Kelly.
0:47.5	I'm Adam Lerner, and I'm Chris Everly.
0:53.3	That's my favorite name. That's my favorite name.
0:56.2	I just thought something extra would be nice
0:58.4	Well done sir, well done
0:59.8	A little bit of stale candy here
1:02.5	A week after Halloween
1:03.3	Yes
1:03.7	Yes we were really hoping to do this before Halloween
1:06.8	But we just couldn't get it together
1:10.0	We couldn't get our acts together and get scared up enough people.
1:13.7	I was afraid you were going to use that, thud.
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